Laura M
@chamberhoo.bsky.social
Operating room nurse educator✨fly fisherman✨lover of dogs✨voracious reader✨motorcycle enthusiast
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This is a difficult one in the US because most of us have health insurance through our employer. If we strike and they let us go we lose insurance. One health mishap can then lead to bankruptcy and we lose our homes.
May 22, 2025 at 12:23 PM
This is a difficult one in the US because most of us have health insurance through our employer. If we strike and they let us go we lose insurance. One health mishap can then lead to bankruptcy and we lose our homes.
They go in the middle, between your legs, known as a “sausage roll” in my house. 💕
May 4, 2025 at 9:46 AM
They go in the middle, between your legs, known as a “sausage roll” in my house. 💕
Yup. Cut it all off. Stopped ordering, replaced my kindle with a kobo, transferred my amazon credit card balance and closed the account. Suck an egg, Jeff.
April 25, 2025 at 1:44 AM
Yup. Cut it all off. Stopped ordering, replaced my kindle with a kobo, transferred my amazon credit card balance and closed the account. Suck an egg, Jeff.
One of the few times I enjoyed a book and its movie version equally.
April 20, 2025 at 1:09 AM
One of the few times I enjoyed a book and its movie version equally.
I agree. And also you need to do more.
April 16, 2025 at 10:07 PM
I agree. And also you need to do more.
Doing a wellness check. You good?
April 13, 2025 at 10:48 AM
Doing a wellness check. You good?
“No environmental delays”
I live in a town where decades ago, GE dumped so many PCBs into the soil and waterways the fish still aren’t safe to eat and digging requires special containment techniques.
High numbers of cancer cases.
Let’s go back to that, shall we?
I live in a town where decades ago, GE dumped so many PCBs into the soil and waterways the fish still aren’t safe to eat and digging requires special containment techniques.
High numbers of cancer cases.
Let’s go back to that, shall we?
April 9, 2025 at 3:12 PM
“No environmental delays”
I live in a town where decades ago, GE dumped so many PCBs into the soil and waterways the fish still aren’t safe to eat and digging requires special containment techniques.
High numbers of cancer cases.
Let’s go back to that, shall we?
I live in a town where decades ago, GE dumped so many PCBs into the soil and waterways the fish still aren’t safe to eat and digging requires special containment techniques.
High numbers of cancer cases.
Let’s go back to that, shall we?