I’m also the only employee in my work area on my shift so meetings are rarely geared towards my work area.
I fix my coworkers mistakes for a living so the workload varies. They make the products on the line and when a mistake is made in a unit they send it to me and I fix it by hand. My belt holds 11 units before it’s backing up the main line and I don’t like to have downtime. I routinely skip meetings as a waste of my time. No one’s said anything to me yet so I guess I’ll keep skipping them.
That’s why I eat early. I might not get a lunch break depending on what happens at work.
Being a good governor when you can’t start bombing foreigners is easy. Foreign policy is a a deal breaker for me. However good the person might be domestically.
Usually a couple hours after I wake up I eat something before work. I’m on my feet moving for 12 hours though. I don’t know that I’d call that heavy labor though.
I work two weeks on days and then two weeks on nights. I’ve noticed I get hungry at certain times of the day when I would be eating if I was on the opposite schedule. If I don’t eat anything I go back to not being hungry in half an hour. I usually only eat once or maybe twice a day.
It is lovely. Not that I have ever lived in a city for comparison.
Lady at the Museum of Cherokee History in South Carolina: do you have any Cherokee ancestry?
Me:
First time they had anyone tell them they had an ancestor killed by the Cherokee. They had a copy of the peace treaty that ended that particular war between the Cherokee and the colony of South Carolina on exhibit. 
I don’t think violence solves this issue. Well short of a genocide one way or the other though I fervently hope no one involved is so inclined. I’m going to weigh in as someone who is watching the small town my family has been living in and around for almost 300 years turn into urban sprawl for a large metropolitan area 15 miles away. For the most part it’s internal migration within the US. We won’t be rude to newcomers. Mostly. If you complain about the weather, the bugs or the way we do things then we’ll ask if you need help moving back up north. None of us like the extra infrastructure that has to be built, a dozen schools in my lifetime. The extra traffic. All the forest being clear cut for housing developments. The fact that now maybe we can’t just go shoot a .22 at cans in the back yard without some Karen calling the cops. Maybe it’s wrong to tar everyone moving here with that brush. It’s easy to do though and really we don’t know any of the newcomers from Adam. They are easy to spot though. Well. Easy to hear anyway.
Like I say I won’t be rude to you unless you start complaining about the place when ain’t nobody from here asked you to move here. That’s most of us but, and I’ll project here with conversations I’ve had with other people whose families have been here for generations. None of us particularly care for it if the people I know are any indication. That’s likely a function of numbers. Hundreds and sometimes thousands a year every year? Why would anyone expect us to like that?
I’m just hoping for a nice quiet week camping in South Carolina the week the tropical storm made landfall. It’s dry here so far but the part of South Carolina I live in, is under a flood warning.
Downloading it now while I have internet before I head back out to the campsite. Give me something to watch tonight before bed.
I’m also stacking silver. Along with copper jacketed lead. I’d rather diversify my portfolio amongst competing currencies.
Yep. I buy 10 a week. With occasional one time purchases. I suppose I could eat Ramen noodles and Vienna sausages every day to up that but between taxes, food, rent and utilities that 30 an hour I make goes pretty quick. Plus the big hitter of paying off the debt I ran up in my 20s of course. Haven’t added anything new to the debt in years. How many people just getting into bitcoin are also paying off at least 10-20,000 in debt? Whether it’s credit cards, student loans, a car. Whatever it might be.
Hopefully it stops soon. We had some 20 miles from me a couple years ago. None closer. I hope it doesn’t come back but I was just reading an article about the sheriff’s department for that county training up for anti riot stuff.
Everytime I think about getting mangos out of the trees I start saying, “never get out of the boat” over and over. I can’t help it. Really it happens anytime I hear the word mango.
No. It’s perfect the way it is.
I used to have hair that long. It tangled pretty good on windy days and not in a good way.
We’ve all been there.
Saying they are missing the point sounds to me like he’s saying they are acting in a manner that is inconsistent with freedom and peace. Maybe I’m reading to much into it.