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None of the questions are worth answering.  Should anyone dare to answer with anything positive, you would consider them to be stupid.
I do feel a bit sad for you, but no doubt contributed highly to your situation.  I feel sad for you that you think your life sucks and that you believe you don't count for anything. (Why else would you ask these questions?)
Is my my life perfect?  Probably not, but it far from sucks.  I have a great wife of about 40 years, 3 great, successful kids,  and some grandkids running around.  Not rich, but financially sound.  I don't have everything I want, but have more than I need.  In reasonable good health, barring a few aches and pains and the general wear and tear of getting older.  Have a modest number of (nearly) life-long friends with whom I can share a drink, meal, and a laugh or two. 
I may not matter much in the the grand scheme of things.  Nothing I have done altered the history of mankind.  Surely, within 50 years after my death I will be largely fogotten.  However, at this time, I count for those people I call friends and family.  And they count for me.
No doubt you will call me delusional or some other attempt at a derogatory term.  It matters not.  You can wander off into your pit of gloom, doom, and woe.

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Everyone should listen to these Facts about Covid

 

Some great advice, if you’re being forced by your employer to take the vaccine:
If you are being forced to Vax in order to keep your job, here's a great way to handle it.
The secret is NOT to refuse it…
‘I write with regard to the matter of potential covid vaccine and my desire to be fully informed and appraised of ALL facts before going ahead.
I’d be most grateful if you could please provide the following information, in accordance with statutory legal requirements:
1. Can you please advise me of the approved legal status of any vaccine and if it is experimental?
2. Can you please provide details and assurances that the vaccine has been fully, independently and rigorously tested against control groups and the subsequent outcomes of those tests?
3. Can you please advise of the full list of contents of the vaccine I am to receive and if any are toxic to the body?
4. Can you please fully advise of all the adverse reactions associated with this vaccine since it’s introduction?
5. Can you please confirm that the vaccine you are advocating is NOT ‘experimental mRNA gene altering therapy’?
6. Can you please confirm that I will not be under any duress from yourselves as my employers, in compliance with the Nuremberg Code?
7. Can you please advise me of the likely risk of fatality, should I be unfortunate to contract Covid 19 and the likelihood of recovery?
Once I have received the above information in full and I am satisfied that there is NO threat to my health, I will be happy to accept your offer to receive the treatment, but with certain conditions - namely that:
1. You confirm that I will suffer no harm.
2. Following acceptance of this, the offer must be signed by a fully qualified doctor who will take full legal and financial responsibility for any injuries occurring to myself, and/or from any interactions by authorized personnel regarding these procedures.
3. In the event that I should have to decline the offer of vaccination, please confirm that it will not compromise my position and that I will not suffer prejudice and discrimination as a result?
I would also advise that my inalienable rights are reserved.’
The point being though, is that they CANNOT provide that information but you’ve NOT refused…

Smile of the day!!

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2-Year-Old Defies The Odds, Beats Cancer And Rings The Bell On Her Birthday
Doctors didn't believe Faith would make it to her first birthday but two years later, she's cancer-free.January 21, 2021 at 3:28 am Filed Under:cancer, Full Trisomy 18, Local TV, Pittsburgh News, UPMC Children's Hospital, Wilms Tumor   By: KDKA-TV News Staff
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – It was a little over two years ago when Faith was born and doctors diagnosed her with Full Trisomy 18.
  Full Trisomy 18 is a condition that causes a baby’s organs to develop in an abnormal way due to having an extra chromosome in some or all of their body’s cells.
When that diagnosis was handed down, she was given at best, a 10% chance of survival.
The odds said she would not see her first birthday.
Faith defied those odds and made it to January 2020.
Unfortunately, months later in August, Faith and her family were handed more bad news.
She was then diagnosed with cancer when an abdominal ultrasound revealed a 2-inch tumor on her left kidney and lesions on both kidneys if left untreated.
Thanks to the faith of the family and the help of Dr. Julia Meade at UPMC Children’s Hospital, five treatments later, Faith the tumor had disappeared.
Even after those treatments, Faith’s battle was not over.
She went through dehydration, a UTI that turned septic, and other maladies, but again, Faith overcame.
It was January 15, 2021, that Faith had defied the odds one last time.
At 2-years-old, she completed her final chemotherapy treatment and rang the bell at UPMC Children’s.
“Not only did Faith defy the odds once again by turning 2-years-old, but she also proved that there is power in prayer by completing her final chemo treatment in the war against Wilms Tumor,” Faith’s mother Brandi wrote in a Facebook post.
You can watch the full video of Faith and her family ringing the bell on UPMC Children’s Hospital Of Pittsburgh’s Facebook page.                               https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2021/01/21/faith-and-family-defy-odds-beat-cancer/

PRAISE THE LORD GOD ALMIGHTY!!!! CANCER AND THE LESIONS ARE GONE!!!! we still have to continue with chemo to kill it dead but all I can say FAITH DEFIES THE ODDS AND PROVES THERE IS POWER IN PRAYERS! THANKS BE TO GOD!!!!!!!

They are getting DISCHARGED!! 

I will continue to pray for Faith as well as her family and care givers. There IS power in Prayer!! May God keep blessing you with the strength needed on this continuing journey! Thanks for keeping us updated as well!

I will continue to pray for Faith as well as her family and care givers. There IS power in Prayer!! May God keep blessing you with the strength needed on this continuing journey! Thanks for keeping us updated as well!

"My Immortal" by Evanescence Cover by Moriah Formica and Deborah Hedley

Wait! What? No mention of the Hilton's belly busters, fries and John? Incomplete history, I tell you! 🧐  RIP John. Gone but not forgotten. His legacy lives on..... 

Got mine all in and everything is up and growing although my plants took a beating with the heavy wind and rain and I do have some washout areas. Not sure how things look after last nights deluge. I Have been enjoying green onions for a while and will harvest some lettuce in a few days! Looks like a couple dry days first of the week so good luck getting your planting done!

Four Common Problems Growing Radishes and What to Do About Them
BY MARIE IANNOTTI
Updated 09/28/17
SHARE SharePIN PinEMAIL Radishes can be one of the easiest vegetables to grow and they certainly are one of the fastest, but there are a handful of problems that can plague home gardeners when trying to grow radishes, such as being too hot to eat, not forming a bulb or growing tough, woody, and/or cracked. There is not much you can do about these problems once you have harvested your radishes. Luckily, all of these problems are avoidable if you grow your radishes in good conditions. 01of 04 How Do I Keep My Radishes from Getting Too Hot to Eat? Photo: © Marie Iannotti This is one of the most common radish growing problems. The "hotness" of radishes results from the length of time they have grown rather than from their size. The radishes either grew too slowly or are too old. Radishes like cool weather, but it needs to be warm and wet enough for them to fill out before the weather heats up. They need to grow fast and be harvested as soon as they reach their mature size. Unlike carrots and beets, they do not get sweeter if stored in the ground.

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02of 04 Why Do My Radishes Crack Open?
Tetra Images / Getty Photos Sometimes radishes simply split open as they mature and get older. However very often cracking is the result of uneven watering. Trying to make up for a period of drought with a lot of water all at once will cause the radish to grow too rapidly and split open. Make sure your radishes are getting at least 1 inch of water per week.
Just because the radish bulbs have split does not mean they are no longer edible. If it is just a cosmetic split or two, you can still enjoy them in your salads. 
03of 04 Why Do My Radishes Get Tough and Woody?
Photo: © Marie Iannotti Radishes need to grow quickly, to ensure they are tender and plump when harvested. If radishes don’t get the cool temperatures they need and lots of regular water, they will start to get hard and dry.

Spring and fall are the easiest times to grow radishes. Some radishes, like 'Black Spanish', prefer being grown in the shortening days of fall. They are left in the ground over winter and harvested in the spring. Black radishes look tough, but the skin is actually quite tender. 
04of 04 All I Have are Green Tops. Why Aren't the Radish Bulbs Forming?
Photo: © Marie Iannotti The most frequent cause of radishes growing only greens is hot weather. Once the weather warms up, the radish plant bolts and tries to set seed.
Planting too thickly and not thinning to about 1-2 inch between plants will also cause radishes not to develop. They are too crowded and don’t feel they have room to plump up, so again, they will go to seed.
Another cause of under development in radishes is not enough sunlight. Radishes can handle a little shade, especially if the temperatures are hot.

Well if you ever wondered what goes Bump in the night, now you know. Kinda reminds me of my first hunting trip to Montana but that's a story for another time! Let me just say they do exist, they do exist, they do exist, they do they do they do exist!