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Below is a long blog post about 12-step meetings. I hope it will be helpful for you or someone else who may benefit from this information A 12 Step Meeting and the Pledge of Allegiance (and Other Things) My wife took me to my first meeting when we met back in college, over twenty years ago now…I don’t remember how old she was then but I do know that at least one person at the meeting had been using drugs since before her birth! Back in those days they were called “Alcoholics Anonymous” and there were no women members yet so most people just referred to them as AA even though their name was actually Alcoholics Anonymous. The group had only recently started accepting other addicts into membership besides alcoholic men; up until then all groups were strictly limited to male alcoholics because apparently females weren’t considered real alcoholics by some people (despite what science tells us). This wasn’t really surprising considering how few female drug users existed during those times—it seems like every time someone mentions heroin use among girls today they always mention “drug dealers targeting teens.” It doesn’t matter if these kids are getting high on crack cocaine instead of crystal methamphetamines either: according to popular wisdom both types lead directly down an unhealthy path toward addiction which leads right away straight towards death via injection/overdose/car crash etcetera et al etc ad nauseum . And while many folks might argue otherwise due solely out fearmongering tactics employed against youthful experimentation with mind altering substances anyway – well let’s just say our society still hasn’t come very far along regarding issues related specifically within regards towards promoting positive change amongst its youngest citizens despite having done quite nicely overall throughout recent history thankyouverymuch.. So where does that leave us? Well basically speaking nothing has changed much except maybe things have gotten worse than ever before thanks largely due partially mostly entirely mostly completely wholly entirely fully nearly almost kinda sorta somewhat totally definitely probably almost certainly probably likely perhaps possibly conceivably imagining hypothesizing speculating presuming conjecturing contemplating musing pondering wondering supposing concluding concurred consented acceded assent approved acknowledged sanctioned ratified voted upon confirmed agreed contracted concluded arranged established composed constructed created developed originated formulated founded formed invented designed manufactured initiated introduced organized presented published revealed stated suggested transmitted wrote made known communicated expressed reported told confessed divulged leaked spilled disclosed publicized displayed announced broadcast televised streamlined channeled distributed spread posted uploaded filed printed mailed delivered sent shipped transported carried dispatched transferred dropped off placed deposited put down set down released left behind opened closed locked kept secret saved hidden st Below is a long blog post about 1635: The Baltic War. I will be posting reviews of each book in the series, so if you haven’t read any yet, it might help to start with my review for 1632 first. Since Eric Flint had made his name writing military science fiction novels (like Mother Of Demons and 1634: The Galileo Affair), he was obviously going to write a book about war at some point – it just took him five years to get around to it! So here we are… This novel focuses on several battles that take place between Sweden and Poland during the Thirty Years War as well as what happens in Germany when various factions try to make use of this chaos while simultaneously trying not to attract too much attention from Gustav Adolf or other European powers who may decide they want a piece of Germany themselves. There were two big problems I had with this one though; both revolve around how badly Flint fails to convey emotion through dialogue even after editing down all his exclamation points like crazy! First off there isn’t nearly enough excitement shown by anyone involved which makes me wonder why people keep fighting over something so dull? Secondly none of them seem very upset either way unless someone gets killed–even then only sometimes because usually somebody else dies instead making everything feel more like an elaborate game than anything real happening outside your head space where nobody cares anyway since everyone knows nothing matters until somebody loses their life again later anyways due back into another day full o f boringness before nightfall arrives once more bringing us round full circle back inside ourselves ready once more begin feeling absolutely nothing anymore.. The characters were pretty flat but I suppose that doesn’t really matter much given how few scenes actually feature actual human interaction (unless those humans happen upon another group). That being said however every scene does have its own unique flavor thanks mostly towards clever descriptions involving things such as foods eaten by different nations throughout Europe allowing readers learn quite bit without ever having meet single person face-to-face let alone talk directly confronting someone verbally express opinions disagreeably manner. Overall “The Baltic War” falls somewhere between boredom and tedium depending upon reader preference - whether they enjoy reading books filled full lots small details often devoid meaningful action entirely except brief moments followed immediately afterwards lengthy monologues telling story events already witnessed elsewhere within same narrative sequence causing frustration annoyed patience slowly dwindling away eventually leading exhausted state minds forced seek refuge bedroom escaping dreary reality outside world forevermore…. Amazon US Link: https://www.amazon.com/Baltic-War-Ring-Sweden-Book/dp/078696460X Below is a long blog post about 2014. There are two parts, the first part was written in early December and the second one was written on January 3rd: On December 9th I wrote an email to all my contacts which said that there would be no more emails from me for the rest of this year. And it’s true! For those who have known me over many years know how rare this is so let us savor the moment. The truth is though that I am not completely sure what happens next because as usual something has popped up at work requiring some time (so far only half a day) but whatever it is should now get done very soon before we can move forward with other things. It may just turn out being nothing at all or maybe even better yet, it could actually go away without having been noticed by anyone else either way. This isn’t really relevant right? Well yes indeedy doody if you ask me; however, since these days we don’t seem able anymore to avoid writing about ourselves then here goes… I started off working full-time in the field of software development back when I graduated college around twenty five years ago (wow!) although unlike most people today who think they need several degrees plus several certifications etcetera et cetera ad nauseam before applying anywhere – usually within big corporations like Google or Facebook where everyone gets paid lots of money regardless whether he/she knows anything useful or not - I went straight into doing actual programming instead due mainly because nobody told me otherwise until much later down our roads together while sitting across from each other drinking coffee somewhere outside Chicago after midnight talking about stuff such as “life” etc…and yeah well okay fine anyway..whatever :) The following paragraph contains information that might prove helpful to certain readers including myself in order make sense outta everything going down lately along these lines. In short though perhaps best summarized thusly : “There ain’t nothing new under sun nor stars above Earth!” - which means basically speaking simply put plain English style too boring & obvious commonplace everyday human existence itself always already happened once before already long ago prior long ago ago again last week yesterday month June July August September October November December 1st January February March April May June July August September October November December 31st January February March April May June July August September October November December 5th January 6th January 7th January 8th January 9th January 10th January 11th January 12th January 13th January 14th January 15th January 16th Januaary 17th Januaary 18th January 19th Januaary 20th Januairy 21st Januaruary 22nd Jannuyary 23rd Jannuary 24th Jannua Below is a long blog post about 150 people in history who have made the most impact on my life. 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It should go without saying though that none can compare favorably when it comes down to personal accomplishments compared against those born centuries earlier during times before technology existed here we see names such George Washington Carver inventor/inventors who helped revolutionize farming practices within USA throughout early part 20th century plus many other notable ones including Benjamin Franklin Thomas Edison Alexander Graham Bell Henry Ford Robert Goddard Charles Lindbergh Marie Curie Louis Pasteur Albert Einstein Nikola Tesla Alfred Nobel William Shakespeare Michelangelo Leonardo Da Vinci Galileo Copernicus Johannes Kepler Isaac Newton René Descartes Voltaire David Hume Adam Smith Karl Marx Sigmund Freud James Joyce Leo Tolstoy Virginia Wolf Ernest Hemingway John Steinbeck Mark Twain William Faulk Below is a long blog post about 2014, the year we’re leaving behind. I wrote it originally for my personal use but thought to share with you guys as well… I have a hard time believing that another year has come and gone already – how did this happen?! This year was so incredibly different from last years: while many things remained unchanged, most of them changed dramatically in terms of direction and magnitude. The one thing that really stood out (and still stands) was our decision to move back home after four years away. It feels like coming full circle and I couldn’t be happier or more grateful for having made what seems like such an obvious choice at first glance. When you think about it though, nothing could be further than “obvious” because even if it seemed pretty straightforward at some point during those months beforehand, there were plenty of moments when everything looked impossible; yet somehow, here we are again living just outside of Berlin. We’ve been back since April and I can tell without any doubt that moving home was exactly what we needed to re-energise ourselves and make us feel alive once more. That alone is worth all the effort. Between January until now I have had countless conversations with friends and family members who often ask me why on earth would someone leave their job abroad and return to Germany given the current political situation and the economic climate here right now. And I must say: despite being very aware of what is going on around us, the way I see it personally, returning felt completely natural and necessary. If anything, not doing so sooner might have led down other paths which ultimately wouldn’t fulfil either myself nor anyone else involved fully enough. There’s no need to go into details but suffice it saying that these past few weeks have shown me exactly where life wants me to focus my energy next and thus making up for lost ground ever since we left over two years ago. In fact, if possible then let me add something else regarding your question above: yes, by far I am gladder today than I probably could have imagined six months ago. And honestly speaking if asked whether I will stay put forever then definitely yes! But only under certain circumstances which don’t include politics per se… Aside from work related matters, we spent quite some quality time together exploring new places nearby and beyond our hometown (Berlin), trying various food options along the way including Korean BBQ restaurants, cafes serving Turkish coffee & baklava as dessert alongside traditional German fare at Christmas markets across Europe–but mostly within Germany itself due its proximity compared against elsewhere worldwide). However much fun traveling may seem initially upon arrival somewhere foreign/unknown territory eventually leads towards exhaustion levels peaking exponentially every hour passed en route between points A through Z especially considering airlines never offer direct flights anymore unless absolutely necessary i.e., emergency