Agreed. Really heartbreaking. People are commenting on news reports wondering if she was committing suicide, I hope that's not what was going onSo sadEven if she should have been fully aware the tiger could approach her, there's no way to say where her head was at in that moment. It very well could still have been a mistake.
There was a tech that used to abuse it. Would take leftovers from syringes and inject herself. It didn't end well.
Oh no
Some of us suspected an employee was abusing tramadol when she bought several hundred pills in one month, then bought another several hundred a month or so later. Hard situation to deal with for sure. Sorry to hear that it ended badly for the tech.
Apparently if you get to the point just before passing out it can get you very euphoric. Having had propofol on several occasions, I have not found that to be the case.
Your post inspired me to look up my childhood home (from age 1-8) in new jersery and it's in "pre-forclosure"/default on loans...
Now I'm sad.
I'm glad the more recent families took good care of the house. I grew up in the panhandle of Florida where you had a really interesting mix of people. The houses my neighborhood friends were in look really bad now. I do miss it there, but looking at these pictures I remember why my dad spent hours each week maintaining our lawn. That 'soil' wasn't good for anything but palm trees, haha. I can't creep into my grandpa's or friends housesYour post inspired me to look up my childhood home (from age 1-8) in new jersery and it's in "pre-forclosure"/default on loans...
I think we would have stayed in FL if it weren't for my dad's job transferring him all over. Kind of weird, I guess I can't imagine staying in that house anymore. Probably because I just saw it looking completely different. I went and looked at pictures of my grade school and had flashbacks. Currently cruising my old stomping grounds with Google Earth.
It is, I love it. Although I'm a bit frustrated to find that my friend's memorial is no longer there...Yeah, we still drive by my grandma's old house on occasion, I can still remember quite a bit about that house. And my dad reminisces about his time there and the neighborhood. It is fun to remember old times sometimes.
It is, I love it. Although I'm a bit frustrated to find that my friend's memorial is no longer there...
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Isn't that what people say about asphyxiation?
i mean, I guess you have to be really desperate to abuse that?
all you. I hate midaz. hate hate hate.
Definitely!it's not as much fun as you think?
I think you should just focus on the thankful part
What the... I don't.... HUH?!!?
The article says the $7000 included money from the jar. Otherwise I would have been really impressed. Also, "The porn shop is next door to the Oregon State Police’s Albany office." Location, location, location
I lived in the same house until I was 18, and then we moved after I graduated high school. It took about 2 years for the house to sell, but I've driven by a couple times in the past year and whoever lives there now has really fixed up the outside. New fence, fancy new front door and garage door, they added shutters to the windows, really nice landscaping, etc. I'm curious what it looks like on the inside. I just looked at it on Zillow and there are still pictures from 6 years ago before we moved out (including one of my bedroom with the bed unmade.
Our first realtor was so terrible), and then more from after we moved out and had some company redecorate the place and rent it out so it would sell better. They did a really nice job, although it was weird to see my room re-done as a little boy's room. I really miss that house sometimes, but my parents' current house is really nice too.
My old room has a bed and a treadmill now. I forgot how small they were, I can't imagine use having stayed there now. I was 11 when we had to moved into my Grandpa's I think. Our Michigan home definitely has more space for everyone (and the pets I keep bringing around...). The house isn't even for sale, so I'm not sure why there are still pictures of the inside on the website. It was nice to see though, they really did a good job with the bathrooms.I lived in the same house until I was 18, and then we moved after I graduated high school. It took about 2 years for the house to sell, but I've driven by a couple times in the past year and whoever lives there now has really fixed up the outside. New fence, fancy new front door and garage door, they added shutters to the windows, really nice landscaping, etc. I'm curious what it looks like on the inside. I just looked at it on Zillow and there are still pictures from 6 years ago before we moved out (including one of my bedroom with the bed unmade.
Oh wow, that'd would fuel a lifetime of nightmare for me. I still have occasional nightmares about the I10 bridge we took every single day to get to school. Part of it was obliterated during hurricane Ivan. I do miss seeing dolphins and huge fish on the way to school, don't miss how far my mom had to drive us. Also, the fact that I've always had a fear of longer bridges wasn't fun.
I'm already forgetting who everyone is on fb
2000-2001 they were all near the Phoenix mountain preserve/squaw peak area.
), and I just came upon a listing asking for vet bill donations. The dog in question...is an OLD (15 years!) chihuahua, who has: "Liver Cancer and possibly something to do with her spleen [...] heart failure [...] a huge mass in her stomach and her liver isn't where it should be [...] You can feel her bones and her spine is popping out [...] a lump in her throat. She doesn't eat much because of that. She walks very off balance."
Poor pupI browse craigslist daily (and by craigslist I mean just the pet section
...I'm sorry, but it is time to let go. This dog has lived a really long life and clearly her QOL is now suffering severely, she even looks sullen in the photos (and yes, has a huge stomach mass). I hope one of the vets has discussed this with the OP (likely they already have and OP is just in denial/unwilling to let go, no way to know). Hope the poor dog can get relief either way the situation goes
