Whatever

I voted F, seemed a little less busy. Then went back and looked at A and agree that's a good choice as well.
Sometimes I can over think things....like if I did it one way vs the other, I only need x amount of these and a couple of those..

 

Good thing that you stuffed the drugs up your ass beforehand.

 

Hope the wife is ok!

 

Good morning Whateverers I'm enjoying this whole sunshine in the morning at a decent hour.

Today, I'm painting new samples on the wall and shuffling random laundry room stuff into the cabinets I built yesterday.

Hope the wife isn't too sick and you don't mind the vacation. Congrats on hopefully some paid freedom.

I went for the one with the least variations on brick size

 

Least variations on brick size, zactly what I'm talking about...
The company I work for is very cautious about keeping the workforce healthy. Many people have had to miss work due to either being sick or a family member with it. Another perk, is not even having to use my personal sick leave, they have additional hours allotted just for this pandemic thing.
I'm fine with this, but yeah sure hope the wife doesn't have it. She just complained of shortness of breath while performing task that normally wouldn't cause this

 

Mornin'

ATTABOY!

"Butt dial 911" ... classic

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LoL ... I randomly with zero research voted "A"

 

That's nice that you have the free time. My job had pretty much done the same thing but I don't actually know of any co-workers who ever used it.

Hopefully the wife doesn't have anything going on and she gets back to normal soon. I had a bad time last year with allergies and couldn't even take our garbage can out without putting myself on the verge of an asthma attack. It was wild and I'd never had my allergies or asthma get that bad before.

I've actually noticed my allergies are starting earlier this year but I like to play suck it up and see how it goes so I haven't done anything different in my routine. I'm avoiding going in for an allergy shot because it's not something I want to additionally rely on.

 

Allergies is exactly what my wife said.
Allergies are a strange thing, how they never used to bother me when I was younger, then about 20 years ago I noticed things like mowing the grass would make me stuffed up and my eyes itchy/red. Just regular grass I'm talking about

 

My allergies never bothered me growing up either. Wonder what changed?

 

@six5crèéd You forgot about his other account, @RedMudRay

Oh, regen...hopefully it doesn't decide to start the cycle while you're driving.

 

random

 

You are right

 

My allergies have shifted over the years and I've been tested twice with nothing abnormal coming up in it. Although there was a short time I was allergic to dogs even though we had two. Only my sister's lab affected me and my arms would break out in hives when I'd pet him so I had to keep benadryl on hand.

He's worth it though and how could you ever say no to this face

 

I took a book that was in my lunchbox out . Regrettably, because I could be reading while waiting in line for an hour

 

I tested allegic to dogs when I was little, but I have since found out that I am allergic to oats; which is a main ingredient in most dog foods.

We feed Indigo dog food without oats and I don't have any reaction to him.

 

No idea what changed. I think like what @OneGiraffe mentioned, allergies just change some. Another thing that would give me a flare up of sorts was riding motorcycles. I have a prescription for a nasal spray that I occasionally use. Same thing as Flonase but prescription/cheaper.

 

Is it entitled "how to avoid capture" ?

 

Flonase gives me a headache.