Got officially diagnosed with a vitamin D deficiency. My husband thinks this is hilarious.
He still hasn’t stopped laughing.
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Got officially diagnosed with a vitamin D deficiency. My husband thinks this is hilarious.
He still hasn’t stopped laughing.
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"can evan bates fight" under every photo of madison chock looking hot at the met gala afterparty is so funny to me. did we not get a three episode docuseries about how his bones are slowly crumbling to dust? i'd say take your chances
2-12-24
Con O'Neill as Chief Mackenzie Bock on The Penguin 1x5
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Bock beer posters, 1880s-1890s
Henry Jerome Schile
A profound interpretation of The Little Prince is that each planet that the Little Prince visits represents a way in which adults move away from what is truly important: the king symbolizes the obsession with power, the vain the need for approval, the businessman the acc*mulation of wealth and the lamplighter the meaningless routine. As his journey progresses, the Little Prince discovers that the value of things is not in owning them, but in the bonds we create with them; that is why the phrase "the essential is invisible to the eyes" does not speak of magic, but that love, friendship and memories are things that cannot be measured or seen, but are the ones that give meaning to life.
Abita Mardi Gras Bock (Picked up at Corner Market in Hattiesburg, MS). A 3 of 4. A pretty standard bock with some light caramel sweetness and and some other malt notes on a relatively light body. This isn't going to blow you away, but it's a solid, middle-of-the-road representation of the style.