Just installed SwiftKey lol I didn't realize the default Samsung keyboard sucked so bad
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Freedom Town: Aesthetic and Recreational Lawn Alternative
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It's not that cold, like 45? I had on a long sleeve shirt and a hoodie and I was fine.
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I go for a decent amount of walks 'for the fuck of it' a week in the spring/summer/early fall. I like putting on my headphones and just strolling around the Hill looking at things. Winter, not so much. But I almost always walk to work which is about 15 minutes so I guess better than nothing in the winter lol.
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Damn that's a hike though lol. It's weird there is only like a 5 minute difference in my walk time there and home even though it's almost all uphill on the way back. I think it's because on the way there I have to stop sometimes for lights/traffic and at 1:15am you can just jaywalk all you like lol. I literally saw 3 other people the whole walk home, oddly enough none were bums.
Depends. Weekdays just straight up Pike and then turn at Boylston and walk up that slight hill. Weekends I turn at Boren (which is steep as fuck in comparison, Pike is more gradual) and then over to Union to avoid the drunks from the bars and the influx of bums that are around when more people are out.
man daylight savings has me all fucked up. I was already sleeping in hella late because of the pneumonia, now im not sleeping as long, but im still used to waking up so late I cant fall asleep until like 5, and then i sleep till like 3. I normally dont care im a night own in general, but im teaching pretty early next quarter so i need to start getting on a real people schedy.
Mar 9, 2015 03:31 PM
ETOWAH COUNTY, AL (WBRC) - Opening statements were made on Monday in the capital murder trial of an Etowah County, Alabama woman accused of running her granddaughter to death.
Authorities say Joyce Garrard punished the child for lying about eating a candy bar.
In his opening statement, prosecutor Marcus Reid vividly described the sight of Savannah Hardin being made to run that February day for lying about eating several candy bars.
He told jurors that after three hours, when Hardin was on her hands and knees, throwing up, begging Garrard to stop, the 9-year-old's grandmother still yelled at her to "get up and move."
During the defense's opening statement, attorney Dani Bone told jurors prosecutors would try to hoodwink them, that they had made outlandish claims and that there had never been a case of anyone being run to death.
He used three baseballs in an effort to show Hardin wasn't dehydrated, like prosecutors claimed, but overly hydrated instead and said prosecutors would not be able to prove Garrard intended to kill Hardin.
The first witness on the stand was Hardin's school bus driver, Rayann Holmes. She testified that on the day Hardin was made to run, Garrard approached her about the candy situation. Their conversation was captured on a camera on board the bus.
Holmes said she could see Hardin in the yard running and picking up sticks. Garrrad could be heard on the video saying, "she's going to run till I tell her to stop. She's gonna learn...I don't play with her."
Garrard explained to Holmes that Hardin had a medical condition and that she had two large bottles of water with her that she was going to get Hardin to drink.
Holmes said that a couple of days later, Garrard called her and told her Hardin was in the hospital. Holmes said Garrard asked her if the girl had bumped her head on the bus the last time she rode it. Holmes' answer was no, she hadn't.
At one point on the stand, Holmes began crying, saying she should have handled the candy situation herself and she felt partly responsible for the girl's death.
The jurors are under partial sequestration. They have been asked to not read any newspapers, listen to radio with news, avoid social media, and remove all smart phone alerts.
A judge denied a defense attorney's motion to move the trial from Etowah County. Attorney's argued that attention on the case would prevent Garrard from getting a fair trial.
Copyright 2015 WBRC. All rights reserved.
ETOWAH COUNTY, AL (WBRC) - Opening statements were made on Monday in the capital murder trial of an Etowah County, Alabama woman accused of running her granddaughter to death.
Authorities say Joyce Garrard punished the child for lying about eating a candy bar.
In his opening statement, prosecutor Marcus Reid vividly described the sight of Savannah Hardin being made to run that February day for lying about eating several candy bars.
He told jurors that after three hours, when Hardin was on her hands and knees, throwing up, begging Garrard to stop, the 9-year-old's grandmother still yelled at her to "get up and move."
During the defense's opening statement, attorney Dani Bone told jurors prosecutors would try to hoodwink them, that they had made outlandish claims and that there had never been a case of anyone being run to death.
He used three baseballs in an effort to show Hardin wasn't dehydrated, like prosecutors claimed, but overly hydrated instead and said prosecutors would not be able to prove Garrard intended to kill Hardin.
The first witness on the stand was Hardin's school bus driver, Rayann Holmes. She testified that on the day Hardin was made to run, Garrard approached her about the candy situation. Their conversation was captured on a camera on board the bus.
Holmes said she could see Hardin in the yard running and picking up sticks. Garrrad could be heard on the video saying, "she's going to run till I tell her to stop. She's gonna learn...I don't play with her."
Garrard explained to Holmes that Hardin had a medical condition and that she had two large bottles of water with her that she was going to get Hardin to drink.
Holmes said that a couple of days later, Garrard called her and told her Hardin was in the hospital. Holmes said Garrard asked her if the girl had bumped her head on the bus the last time she rode it. Holmes' answer was no, she hadn't.
At one point on the stand, Holmes began crying, saying she should have handled the candy situation herself and she felt partly responsible for the girl's death.
The jurors are under partial sequestration. They have been asked to not read any newspapers, listen to radio with news, avoid social media, and remove all smart phone alerts.
A judge denied a defense attorney's motion to move the trial from Etowah County. Attorney's argued that attention on the case would prevent Garrard from getting a fair trial.
Copyright 2015 WBRC. All rights reserved.
plus it staying light so late (although i fucking LOVE it) makes it even harder, im used to like 9 hours of dark before I actually go to sleep.
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