What thing? >w>

Hm. My counts are off today for the water-fountain knuffel, I had a sudden jump in FP that was NOT from the digging and I can't track it down to find the exact number.

But I think today's take was somewhere around the 400 FP mark. So not quite up to average or paid off yet, but very very close.

Akili Li - Huh. That's still worrisome that you're fainting. Did you call them? I think it's free and it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to your health.

It was just snowing really hard. I'm still pretty inexperienced at driving so I get nervous pretty easily. Everything turned out fine.


646rebecca - They truly do. I rarely have any sort of period thanks to my Nexplanon implant. It's great. I just get a little spotting once in a while.

Whoops. I hope it wasn't important.


Kyanite20 - What's wrong?
Numbers What thing did they do?


x __ FRAN - You're younger than me!


Nankuii - I look pretty young too. I have a lot of acne and a chubby face so I look kind of like a teenager. lol.

Well lots of people said they were moving when Obama got elected/re elected but they didn't. I'm pretty sure that I will move if Trump wins. Though financially I'm not sure how well it's going to work out. Hmm.

Voting with your feet?
It's a nice notion.

For myself, I've done enough travelling and moving, lol, I bought a house last year and have quite a lot of elderly relatives as housemates now and it would take quite a lot to get me to consider moving us all.


So, if you move if Trump wins -do you move back after his term of office is over?
And it means that you would not be around to vote on who would replace him, that might be frustrating. Although it would be years later and presumably you'd be involved in the government of wherever you'd moved to, so maybe not.

You can only vote in countries that you're a citizen. i'd probably keep my American citizenship and send in an absentee ballot. That's how you vote from other countries or if you can't leave your home for whatever reason.

I suppose that it would depend on how I felt about the place I moved to. 4-8 years is a long time. I might decide to stay there or I might go back to America. I'd still visit occasionally so I wouldn't lose touch with family and friends.

I love travel! I don't want to live with any of my relatives except my husband. They would drive me bonkers. lol.

ha ha, that's how I felt about travel & family the first decade after I graduated, lol. Minus the husband; I didn't want to live with ANYBODY!

But things change. Or at least I did.


So where are you looking at, to move to?

Akili Li - lol. People change a lot as they get older. I know that I sure have. I'm practically a different person than I was when I was a teenager.

If he gets elected we were thinking about moving to either Canada or Japan. Canada would be a lot easier because they speak English just about everywhere. But Japan would be cooler since it's so different than the US. And I've always wanted to visit Japan. But neither of us speak Japanese. I'm in the process of learning but it takes years to get proficient. It's a really hard language.


Kyanite20 - Aw! That's so cute! My husband likes to dress up as steampunk but we're pretty poor so we can't afford to buy a lot of stuff. I'm learning how to sew so maybe I can make him some cute outfits. I would love to go on a date all dolled up!

No worries.

Hello! I haven't read any of the above messages but I shall read them when I have time!

I am a little busy today and cannot go online till later tonight, chat soon everyone!

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