How about a sweat band, the type athletes wear?

Top of the muffin to you! youtu.be/YYkj2yYaGtU

Hopefully something soft and squishy made of natural fibers.

I remember how Procter & Gamble was scrutinized because of their image/logo during the satanic panic era.

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And if you’re feeling really spicy, inform them that you deleted their messages without listening to them.

The last time I baked the dough in that recipe, I baked it in 2 loaf pans and let it proof as directed, and it got so big and pillowy, it reminded me of Lucy & the loaf. youtu.be/RbPCEhhaN5U

Regardless of which therapist I was seeing at any given point in time, I’d say, “perhaps if my parents sought help for their own issues, I might not be medicated & in therapy.”

Just like physical clutter, I’m trying to manage my emotional clutter too (i.e., negative inner dialogue in mom’s voice, or ruminating on past traumas). I am trying to catch the negative thoughts ASAP & try to distract myself long enough to discard the thoughts before I start to get emotional.

Very sorry for your loss. My mom passed during the height of the lockdown, May 2020. I only stopped my Trintellix this May, as I was concerned it was a contributing factor for the pancreatitis I was battling. It took me longer than you (I am guessing).

The point of sharing this isn’t the fact I freed up some storage space, but to illustrate how difficult the past 6 years have been one challenge after another, & by purging out this medical clutter, hopefully is an indicator of better times are ahead for me.

Yup. Once! I have never watched him, so I wouldn’t know whether he’d be able to pull it off. Years ago, I enjoyed Stewart & Colbert; however stopped watching both of them years ago.

ps: I invite anyone who is curious, to read the wiki on the Fairness Doctrine.

It was a policy for any entity with broadcast licenses.

There used to be The Fairness Doctrine, which required networks to present both perspectives on difficult topics. iirc there was even a show: Point-Counterpoint. It was kaput by 1987. Today, Point-Counterpoint probably would dissolve into full throated, red rage faced ad hominem attacks.