The spot on his back and one ear looked like pancakes, so I thought you took your boy to the beach to throw pancakes at him.
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Yeah, they sense how we feel and adjust to us. Most of us would feel at least a bit bad or concerned if someone close to us got very upset, even (or especially) if we don’t understand why.
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Dogs@lemmy.world•Giovanni Battista Quadrone (1844-1898) paintings with dogsEnglish
2·11 days agoThese are great!
Why would I hate Skyler
Huh, interesting. I’ve been to Sicily on a student exchange. My experience was totally different, but it’s maybe because I didn’t stay in Palermo. I’ve been to Taormina and other smaller towns. It was beautiful, both the towns themselves, the nature, the weather and the view of the sea. These local towns are old and mafe for pedestrians, so almost no cars. All the local shops are run by mom and pop and everybody knows each other. They invite whoever is walking by the shop to eat lunch together. We took the bus from my host’s home to the neares town and we drove through lavender fields, it was amazing.
Not to say your experience wasn’t genuine, but it sounds like it’s Palermo that wasn’t very pleasant, not Sicily in general. I would definitely recommend the smaller towns.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What technologies were ubiquitous ten years ago and are much less common now?
2·13 days agoI got my headphones over 6 years ago, the battery last as long as it always has. And I use them a few hours every day.
My grandma insists seasoning and salt are unhealthy, but at the same time drenches everything she makes in fat. She grows all vegetables herself, it’s her point of pride. But she makes sure they get a large as possible, so all the taste and nutrition are diluted beyond comprehension.
But her pierogi are the best thing in the world.
Of course I am, it’s very cute
When someone wants you dead you don’t provoke them, you give them an incentive to not killl you. Plus it gives you the satisfaction of having them in a checkmate.
Seems to be author’s silly thing, she draws them on every thing really
Yeah, the modern society teaches us that if we have any problems, be it health, financial or anything else, it’s all fixable and we are supposed to fix it. Yet there is so much we don’t have control over. Mental health problems are especially hard to tackle, as there are so few options, they are expensive, time consuming and often don’t really help.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Fear not, and enjoy this mere interlude to its fullest!
1·1 month agoSure? Christianity? Nah, atheism. I just don’t walk around believing stuff just because other people believe it. And if reincarnation is real I don’t see it as coming back, you’re a different person after all.
I would never lick my lips if they were dry, it would just make it worse.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Fear not, and enjoy this mere interlude to its fullest!
21·1 month agoBecause there is no coming back.
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Forgotten Weapons@lemmy.world•Misleading claims about the sengeseEnglish
1·1 month agoFascinating! Even though the main point of the post is faking history and suchI learned something new, a good way to spread knowledge.
Looks rather high, not sinister
That’s what my partner used to say to me before he got the diagnosis. It sounded as if he never had any thoughts in his head. It put a strain on our relationship too, because he used to answer this those times I noticed he wasn’t listening while I was talking and asked what he was thinking about. Sometimes it seemed like he didn’t care at all.
Turns out he has too many thoughts in his head, and “nothing” was indeed the easiest answer. I guess it doesn’t really matter what the truth is to a random person, but it does matter to your friends and family.







Poor, scared doggy 😔