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Back outta there slowly with both middle fingers up, tell 'em kiss my ass then head straight to the unemployment office.
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Man, how do I sum my summer up? It was some what wandering. Not in a clueless way, I was just never in one consistet state. I was either working HARD, traveling, sitting still, chillin on a beach, trying to plan a new move, running a marathon... It was somewhat eventful. I'd do it all--most of it--again. Lets put it that way.
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Love #1, because it is a root of 3 and 4 ( peace/happiness), both of which generally come about when you have love, or seek love from someone or something. Wealth is in the end, because it's really only a function, and a facilitator for all of the above. With wealthy, it makes it easier to attain WANTS, but all the thing you want, you don't love, bring peace, or make you happy.
a lot of really wealthy people are miserable, and conflicted, and on top of that, can't buy love. -
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I think I would pack up and Go to either Hong Kong or Paris. I want to go somewhere I can eat and really absorb the culture.
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Tex-mex comes fairly easy. I mean I put lil effort into the flavor and it comes out REALLY good. Same with Italian. So I guess you can say those. Again I'm not one for favorites.
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Professional I guess.
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We used to share the cooking. Now, she does most of the cooking because I'm cooking so much in school, and I am gone alot. She took up the slack. The bright side is, she is a VERY good home cook.
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Hmmm If I stayed local to the states, I would settle here in hampton roads on the water, or in Sausilito Cali. That palace was mad chill.
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Nah my wife had to work, and she isn't an OKP so she just let me do me. She would have gone, but timing wasn't right.
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I honestly can't list them out. I really want to meet nearly everyone. I wish I could attend the RE. I've only met like a handful. Everyonr has shown love. It's always brief.
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I made it a point to date SERIOUSLY when I turned 21. I dated this girl, and had some red flags I didn't heed.
the worst part of it a friend was warning me. A good friend.
anyway, ol girl cheated, HARD! She showed up to a party she didn't know I was invited to w/ another dude.
I was in my room for 3days playing Donny Hath. It changed me as a man. She apologized years later. I'm not bitter. People grow and change. But it took me a year to get over it.
this is an edited version it was a complex story. I lost the friend over this. :( never spoke to her. Double heartbreak. -
I took that picture at my cousin's wedding reception. My wife always thinks it's funny when I make that expression.
I was playing around and talking alot of shit with my family. So when people started taking pictures of us, I thought it would be funny to randomly make that face, and crack every one up. -
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What up dude! You got everybody asking where you dipped to!
I'm passing the message dude. Me and Dom was talking bout you last night. We saw a chick who looked a lot like your son's mom.
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All in all, it's the same. We were together for 7-8yrs before we got married, so, we signed the papers partied and kept it moving.
I will say this, as a man, you wanna step your game up another level. You wanna be THAT guy. So your drive changes ever so slightly.
the funny thing is I was just talk to the homey about this before I saw this question. -
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Man, That's a damn good question. It seems like thing around you go so much faster, but your mind slows down and focuses enough to accept more,appreciate thing, and deal with all that's coming at you.
The independence is great. I like the fact you lose some of the sensitivity with the lumps you've taken growing up. You start to think 'fuck it, I got this. I know what I want/need. The rest is whatever'.
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It's the Culinary Institute of VA.
The class I've enjoyed the most so far has been Meat Fab. It was hands on, which was fun, not enough cooking, but the Chef who taught the class was brilliant, and hilarious. Great class. -
Yes and No. I'm ok if I don't, if I do, it is a blessing I welcome.
my wife and I have been discussing it for the coming years, but she is iffy. As long as she is iffy then my answer will be NO.
but I think she is almost ready.
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Kilan
Norfolk
