7052. On October 22nd, 2018, I found out
(that) I’m not going to be a father/dad;
7053. I thought (that) I didn’t want to be a
father/dad, but maybe I do now. . . . At (the very) least, I’m (more) open to
it;
7054. Progress would be impossible if we always did
things the way we always have;
7055. The ability to participate in miracles
happens when you open your mind to your limitless potential;
7056. If you fail to align your thoughts with the
success you’re capable of attracting, the weight of the dominant thoughts will
tip the scale away from a balanced life;
7057. What you most need to learn is how to create
a match between what it is that you desire in your life and what thoughts or
vibrational energy you’re choosing to attract those desires;
7058. Anytime you’re filled with resentment, you’re
turning the controls of your emotional life over to others to manipulate;
7059. There are no justified resentments;
7060. Removing blame means never assigning responsibility
to anyone for what you’re experiencing.
It means that you’re willing to say, “I may not understand why I feel
this way, why I have this illness, why I’ve been victimized or why I had this
accident, but I’m willing to say without any guilt or resentment that I own
it. I live with and I am responsible for
having it in my life.” Why do this? If you take responsibility for having it then
at least you have a chance to also take responsibility for removing it or
learning from it;
7061. First, you have to get past blame. Then you have to learn to send love to all
rather than anger and resentment;
7062. Why would I allow something that belongs to
someone else to be a source of my resentment?
7063. What you think of me is none of my business;
7064. Apparently, oysters shouldn’t be eaten during
the months without an “r” (i.e., May through August);
7065. The chicken paillard (i.e.,
buttermilk-marinated, fried chicken breast over duck fat, smashed potatoes,
chicken jus & a salad of arugula, radicchio, pickled shallots &
honey-mustard) at Bastille Restaurant & Wine Bar in (Old Town) Alexandria
is tasty;
7066. The coffee at Misha’s Coffee House
(MishasCoffee.com) in (Old Town) Alexandria is (a little) bitter;
7067. Apparently, (South) Lee Street is the place
to be for Halloween in (Old Town) Alexandria;
7068. The fried chicken and waffles (i.e., chicken
breast tenderloins fried in a house blend of spices served over a sweet potato
waffle & topped with a country sausage gravy) at Southside 815 (Southside815.com)
in (Old Town) Alexandria are tasty. . . . They’re served on Wednesdays and
Sundays;
7069. Diaphragm . . . check;
7070. (When used correctly,) a diaphragm is a 94%
effective form of birth control;
7071. I can say (that) I’ve been on a (romantic,)
dinner cruise;
7072. Apparently, most guys don’t dance;
7073. Elizabeth thinks I’m a good dancer;
7074. Pussy hair stuck in your teeth . . . check;
7075. Elizabeth thinks I’m good at oral . . . and,
apparently, I’m the best she’s (ever) had;
7076. Apparently, most guys sweat . . . and smell;
7077. Elizabeth doesn’t think I smell;
7078. Freddie Mercury was born in the Sultanate of
Zanzibar (now Tanzania);
7079. Queen had quite a few hits;
7080. Caffeine may affect tinnitus (i.e., ringing
in the ears);
7081. Taking B vitamins and ginkgo biloba may help
with tinnitus;
7082. Some female audiologists (specifically Ann
Hinds) are rather attractive;
7083. Apparently, my hearing is fine;
7084. I think chewing SweeTarts “Skulls &
Bones” candy could (probably) break your teeth;
7085. SweeTarts “Skulls & Bones” candy reminds
me of chewable vitamins;
7086. I (now) understand why parents don’t go out
anymore after they have kids;
7087. Getting a blowjob in public (specifically a
closed off, construction site on a D.C. street) . . . check;
7088. I can say (that) I’ve been in a suite for a
football game at Scott Stadium. . . . They’re (rather) nice;
7089. Alcohol is allowed in the suites at Scott
Stadium;
7090. Apparently, you’re a member of the 1838
Society if you give to the Alumni Association of the University of Virginia for
15 consecutive years;
7091. Getting a blowjob at your girlfriend’s
(girl)friend’s house . . . check . . . sex . . . (double) check;
7092. It’s really easy to cut drywall;
7093. I can say (that) I’ve hung drywall;
7094. I can say (that) I’ve installed (part of) a
ceiling;
7095. You need special screws to install cement
board;
7096. I can say (that) I’ve installed cement board;
7097. Apparently, you can stock your suite (at
Scott Stadium) with your own alcohol, soda and food the day before each home
(football) game;
7098. I can say (that) I’ve dated someone for a
year;
7099. Elizabeth doesn’t like ketchup;
7100. Lily Kershaw reminds me (a little of) Norah Jones;
