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Those loose ... on the road to do as they please without responsibility ... are profound in some aspects!

Road runners without know how's? Some lose it ... some don't ... therein a grasp of psyche ... weird? In a world of passion it presents an image ... complex?
 
Do ignore rants, raze the land in a burn 't manner like Charlamagne (feminine form as charred Lot)?

In there a false line ... just for the jousting ... char la minyan ...

What's a "yan" that's something else again ... as afore Sayad ... A Gabriel I've encountered ... initiation of a myth that goes on and on ... unended?
 
busy exploring things to do with my sister during her stay. Fun to imagine.

Just booked tickets for the National Ballet of Canada's Pinocchio during March break. Now to figure out what hotel to stay at, and if we want to stay one or two nights. I don't go into Toronto much, but, we will take the Go train and that will be part of the fun for them
 
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Those loose ... on the road to do as they please without responsibility ... are profound in some aspects!

Road runners without know how's? Some lose it ... some don't ... therein a grasp of psyche ... weird? In a world of passion it presents an image ... complex?
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Like yourself? How do you figure you can be on the loose deciding what’s responsible for others and deciding who needs to be forced to learn from you?
 
Nice day outside here - feels like we’re slowly coming out of winter and might have an early spring.

On that note I really am taking a break from here because it’s miserable for me. People don’t understand why all of a sudden because they never understood Luce at all - but I have reasons to feel he crossed personal boundaries - way too much - that are more about his personality than about his posting style and this isn’t a safe place for me anymore because of him.
 
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busy exploring things to do with my sister during her stay. Fun to imagine.

Just booked tickets for the National Ballet of Canada's Pinocchio during March break. Now to figure out what hotel to stay at, and if we want to stay one or two nights. I don't go into Toronto much, but, we will take the Go train and that will be part of the fun for them
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Oops, I put two different times in that post..
Neglected to say, it's my granddaughters and I for Pinocchio
 
Good Sunday morning, all! A cold start to the day here today, wind chill now at -22. But looks like we are snow free for the next few days. We gather to chat about our plans for a family visit, and the generosity of people giving for a family involved in a tragic auto accident. We join each other round the Coffee Cart for conversation, support, and community, as well as coffee, tea, and baked goodies. So let us come together in camaraderie. The Baker has supplied us with a variety of doughnuts. The tea water is boiling, coffee freshbrewed, and the doughnuts are warm and soft. All is ready, all are welcome Come join the fun!

Quick note: Because this Room is a place where all are welcome, and deserve to feel safe, we would strongly suggest that each one avoid criticizing one another, or sniping about one another. May all be comfortable and feel welcome in this space.

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"A cold start to the day here today, wind chill now at -22. But looks like we are snow free for the next few days."

Freudian state of vapors if you move that environment over the bodies of water ... vapor appears ... in the Bay of Funday this is sometimes viewed over what was called The Wolves ... a kind of shimmering perspective of unstable air ...

It may echo in the mind ... bouncing meditations?
 
Well, whatever the two of them are sniping about (no idea what it is) might need to be addressed. But I agree this is not the place to do it.

I am here for the coffee and doughnuts.
 
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Well, whatever the two of them are sniping about (no idea what it is) might need to be addressed.
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Discussions are being had. I will leave it at that.

Good morning. It's a rather typical January day. Grey sky, white ground, both broken up by bare, leafless trees. Apparently we might see the weird yellow orb that sometimes appears in the sky later in the week.

I see my office assistant has put in an appearance. A jumping spider seems to have taken up residence in my office. I see them crawling up the window frame from time to time. No idea what they are eating since I haven't seen any bugs around in quite a while save the odd fruit fly that comes in with the groceries.
 
Your jumping spider reminded me of my highschool functions and relations class - grade 12.

I was usually stoned as it happened after my spare when smoking would occur.

I was convinced I had a pet fly named George that would hang out at my desk. I would put him back on the ledge at the end of day.

The joke was I could still solve all the problems. Teacher would put up complex matrices on the board, ask others to solve, then call on me.

It was the only way I got through school. (I was younger than most by 2 years)
 
I just killed a bug on the inside of my living room window yesterday. Bigger than a housefly with long legs. It smelled like a pine tree when I squashed it. I don't know what the heck it was or where it came from.
 
Wonder what's happening with the Hamilton steel scene. I've been less observant since I left the city but they were a big part of that city's air quality issues.
 
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Curious where the capital improvement money and initiative came from
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The original funding for the electric arc furnace (EAF) project came from the Government of Canada, which committed up to $420 million in 2021 to support the transition away from coal-based steelmaking. This included contributions from the Strategic Innovation Fund and the Net Zero Accelerator initiative under Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada. More recently, amid U.S. tariffs impacting operations, Algoma received an additional $500 million in financing in late 2025 to bolster liquidity during the final stages of the EAF ramp-up: $400 million from the federal government's Canada Enterprise Emergency Funding Corporation (a subsidiary of the Canada Development Investment Corporation) and $100 million from the Province of Ontario.
 
Can a conflict in interest be imagined as a darker abstract in those that just do not wish to know much?

Leaves one feeling a bit off ... thus that great alone sensation! It is all within and not without a bit ... so we must get on with it ... the advocate (whatever that is).
 
Good morning! Hope Monday is a good day today. Jumping spiders, a pet fly named George, other bugs, an electric arc furnace in a steel plant, hopefully improving air quality, plus whatever comes to mind today, all comes with us to the Coffee Cart for conversation, support, and community. This takes places over tea and coffee, and the offerings of the Wonderbaker. This morning the baker has made crepes for our enjoyment. The chairs are comfortable, cushions are fluffed, and all is ready. Tea water boils, and coffee is freshbrewed. All is ready, everyone is welcome. Come join the fun!

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Thank-you for the crepes one of my favourite things to eat, yum.....I will add some hollandaise sauce just in case some are breakfast crepes.
Today I'm thinking about those affected by the incoming blizzard in Ontario. Stratford is under an Orange Blizzard Warning right now.Hang in there and stay safe.
 
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