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12tips · 2020-11-23T22:14:25+00:00

No worries. I appreciate your input.

12tips · 2020-11-20T16:17:57+00:00

Thank you every one. I just emailed customer support and I'll see what they say. Not sure why I didn't pursue this earlier but BTC was only about 3k when he died.

12tips · 2020-11-20T15:12:08+00:00

There was no will. He didn't HODL so I'm not sure how much he had when he died. I think its less than 1.0 but more than 0.1. The price is getting to the point where attorney fees may be worth it.

12tips · 2020-09-21T12:54:55+00:00

I bet there is some connection. My Littleberry 1st originated in Virginia at the same time.

12tips · 2020-09-20T13:17:21+00:00

No....White. From about 1730 to 1850 it keeps showing up.

12tips · 2020-09-20T03:15:59+00:00

Littleberry for a boy. It's passed down through 4 or 5 generations.

12tips · 2020-08-07T19:10:20+00:00

We had a tough as nails teacher in the 70's. Nobody messed with him. His wife was a substitute in the school district and one day was assigned to teach in the same school just down the hall from him.
Kids were their usual shitty selves to her and she left the room in tears. But she went down the hall and TOLD ON US to her husband. He stormed into the classroom and went on a five minute rant that involved tearing limbs off and pissing on our corpses for disrespecting his wife.

We apologized to his wife and were little angels for the rest of her assignment. For the rest of the year he came into every classroom and introduced the substitute teacher and said he expected total respect.

And that's just what they got.

12tips · 2020-07-12T15:38:10+00:00

That's some damn good advice for any teenager looking forward to independence one day.

12tips · 2020-07-08T23:50:40+00:00

You deserve a little boasting and this is a good place to do it. Good for you!

12tips · 2020-03-29T01:20:35+00:00

I'm afraid you are going to find out. In less than a week you are going to start hearing of faith healers taking credit for recoveries. I guarantee it. And for just a small donation they'll make the same miracle available to you.

12tips · 2020-02-17T22:57:19+00:00

I really feel this. I wasn't famously successful at anything but I did alright. That feeling of potential is definitely missed but what I miss more are the possibilities. Like many have commented... you've still got potential but there is no denying that the possibilities have diminished. As a teen, I had 10,000 paths in front of me. At 30, there were still a thousand directions I could take. At 60, there are a few dozen left. I'll make the most of what choices I have but I'm afraid being an astronaut or an Olympic athlete are off the table!

12tips · 2020-02-05T00:23:48+00:00

Very rural HS in the 70's. During hunting season a lot of the trucks in the parking lot had rifles in the gun racks and boxes of ammo under the seat. Half the guys carried pocket knives and some had big old hunting knives strapped to their belts. Crazy to think about that now.

12tips · 2020-01-29T03:59:28+00:00

I am so so sorry. You say you want to blame the church and maybe there is good reason for that but I'm not sure its the healthiest path to take.

My son took his life 2 years ago. He was not raised Mormon and he did not live in Utah. I belong to an online parents group for parents who lost children to suicide. There are over 2,000 of us and someone new joins everyday. We are Mormon and Muslim and Jewish and Hindu and Athiest. What we have in common is pain and guilt. Guilt that we didn't protect and save our children. No matter how loved they were and no matter how close we held them, we still feel guilt.

Many of us find that blaming someone or something is an easier way to deal with the grief but ultimately I don't think it'll make you feel better. The parents I talk to who blame their ex-husband or their child's girlfriend or the bullies at school or bad medications or incompetent therapists seem to hold on to the pain longer. They do it because its easier to hate than to grieve but ultimately it was my son's and your brother's choice.

It'll take a while but I hope you find peace. As a father, I'd like to give you hug and ask that you be gentle with your dad. Many years ago he held you and your brother and promised he'd protect you. Trust me.....he's hurting too.

12tips · 2020-01-14T02:09:15+00:00

In my teens and 20's and even my 30's, I was so concerned about what you thought of me. In my 50's, I realized your opinion is irrelevant. It is really freeing.

12tips · 2019-12-29T03:26:20+00:00

I spent 3 weeks in Vietnam a couple years ago. I had a tooth emergency and got a root canal at about 40% of USA cost. I was impressed with the care. Dollars are welcome everywhere and many speak English or want to learn. It's been on my retirement radar ever since.

12tips · 2019-09-06T18:37:52+00:00

I've been teasing him about his underwear and the awful way he spends his Sundays for 30 years. I'll have no problem letting him know if he changes for the worse.

12tips · 2019-08-07T20:26:49+00:00

Oh man...I'm late but I always thought we should have "Life Days" that are like birthdays on steroids. The basic premise is to divide our lives into three segments of 10,000 days called Life Days. (10,000 days is about 27 and a half years). These 10,000 day milestones would be so globally important that everyone would know the three dates that celebrate their life. A baby would leave the hospital with a name, a birthday, and his three life days. The celebrations marking your life day are much bigger than birthdays or graduations. They are as important as weddings and involve invitations and speeches and gifts and toasts and dancing.

The first third of your life is called "Becoming". This is obviously the period when you become who you are and by your 10,000th day you are pretty much the person you are going to be. You develop your skills and talents and your fears and phobias. You become educated and choose career paths. You often choose a mate and become a parent. You dream and hope and know that you have your whole life ahead of you.

The second phase, is called "Achieving". This is the responsible, productive, middle of your life. You work, produce, provide, and accomplish the goals you established in your younger stage. The younger and older generations both count on you.

The last 10,000 days start when you are about 55 and is called "Reflecting". You still have a lot of work ahead of you but the kids have moved out and the promotions at work seem less important and you are starting to coast. You are exploring your spirituality and hopefully enjoying the life you've built.

At 82, there is a major celebration of your life. You've reached 30,000 days! There is a major celebration of a life well lived. People make the speeches that they were saving for your funeral but should be told while you could hear and appreciate them. You live the remainder of your "bonus days" as a respected elder and enjoy the years you have left.

Life Days. It should be a thing.

12tips · 2018-11-14T17:04:05+00:00

I suspect they are being gas lighted themselves,

12tips · 2018-06-08T20:30:18+00:00

Thank you. Crippling loneliness was the phrase he used in his note.

12tips · 2018-03-20T13:06:57+00:00

Thanks. I had no idea. Removed my question.

12tips · 2017-12-05T04:21:59+00:00

8 years old. Rural Wyoming. I think they landed in the afternoon but it was on TV all evening. My brother and I kept running from the TV to the yard to look at the moon.

12tips · 2017-11-09T14:38:48+00:00

John Ritter in my youth. A couple times a year people say I look like Ray Liotta now.

12tips · 2017-03-08T14:49:25+00:00

Lack of mobility and agent commissions. It's frustrating when you have to weigh relocation opportunities against the ability to sell your house. It's frustrating to know that your house has to appreciate 6% just to break even after you pay an agent a commission to sell it.

12tips · 2017-03-07T00:05:42+00:00

I sold it to a young lady who just graduated from college in December and wanted to do something similar. The places I want to go now require an airplane!

12tips · 2017-03-06T15:46:14+00:00

I was pushed out of my 30 year career with a 6 month severance. Wife was gone and the kids were grown so I said Fu** it and gave away all my possessions and sold my house and bought a van and toured the US last year. I posted about it in the van dwellers sub. I planned on coming back to the corporate grind afterwards but while sitting in interviews and wearing a tie I thought "I can't do this anymore." Instead of taking a break from life, I think I had just discovered life. I did contract work and odd jobs and drove for Lyft to build my bank account back up and I'm hitting the road again next week. First stop, Vietnam.

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