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The big guy reminds me of Nick Pulos

Consider them all liked! Really liked.

At the Shop and Save on Monday, the rye, and no yeast sourdough bread I like was 25% higher than when I was there a couple of months ago.

Don’t know about escorting per se, but Felix Fox’s Instagram stories sometimes have captions suggesting he would welcome companionship.

Growing up, most of our back yard was a garden. Potatoes, celery, carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, green beans, corn, strawberries, rhubarb, plus a pear, plum, peach, and apple tree. My father was out there everyday in the summer, and when things ripened, it was eaten, or my mother put it away for later by freezing, or more often canning. She also baked using a lot of the fruit. One of her favorite things to do, and she was a great baker. My folks didn’t make a lot of money, but all six of us ate well.

Love those.

You’re good guys! I was hospitalized back in June, later released with a walker, and quickly learned it’s not easy to get around if not able bodied.

A few years ago, while I was still in my late 50s, was given the advise to start considering a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) where I could transition from independent living (when still able enjoy the amenities), to additional care as needed. A family member lives in one, has a 2 bedroom apartment, pool, exercise facility, 4 restaurants, 2 or 3 lounges that serve cocktails and appetizers, bus service, a convenience store, and some other stuff. It’s like a resort. In my 60s now, and think about it more often. I haven’t begun to check out prices yet, but as the population ages, more of CCRCs will no doubt open to accommodate the growth.

Pre-pandemic, for those in independent living, it’s like living in an apartment building, or private homes. Visitors freely able to come and go (no pun intended).

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Not a bad pic in the bunch.

Most often visitors to Chicago stay in the city, so anywhere between one and two hours, depending on traffic to get from my home to their hotel. Last few times however, I used points and stayed at a hotel in the city to avoid driving there and back for the appointment. I appreciate when providers stay near ORD. I once flew down to MIA for a meeting, and since it was January, stayed for several more days before going back to the cold.

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Kiss me.

Costco’s Kirkland brand finely ground Colombian coffee brewed in my little four cup Cuisinart coffee maker. Mileta coffee filters work best.

Ditto.

Here’s one. https://www.men.com/sceneid/4422691/bi-curiass

Don’t know if he’s been mentioned. Super Junior.

If you’re still working, see if your company will deposit any bonus, or non-recurring checks into an account separate from where your regular paychecks are deposited.

Yesterday, $3.89 for premium at a Costco in NW suburb of Chicago.

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Not yet.

When I worked at hotels, mostly high end, you began to recognize the women who visit guests for a short while. They were always polite, kind, respectful, discreet, and good looking. A pleasure to speak with on the few occasions.

Pictures of the guys swim team in my older brother's high school year book. Seeing guys in the summer playing baseball in the city park at the end of our street. A guy at bat was shirtless, tanned, broad-shouldered, and had pecs for days. I couldn't take my eyes off him. He hit a homerun (hehehe)