Yup. It has been more reliable than comcast, which we had before.
antim0ny
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This is AI generated? Totally impractical to get into the top bunk … not to mention that characteristic spooky lifeless quality.
Your comment reflects what my own experience has been over the past few years.
Eduardo fled Venezuela to avoid arrest following his refusal to fire on demonstrators. Like many of his compatriots, he and his family reached the U.S. border after passing through the Darien Gap, a notorious 66-mile stretch of roadless jungle connecting Colombia and Panama. “It was hell,” he says. “A lot of people die in the jungle from drowning, disease, attacks.” He recalls seeing a Haitian boy drown in a river after falling from his father’s shoulders.
Wow.
Maybe hope isn’t it for you, maybe it is finding joy.
Finding joy and being thankful for those moments of joy can also give you the drive to keep going.
This was a good answer.
You have to choose to have hope. Hope isn’t something given to you and it doesn’t fall from the sky. It may help to have someone or something to fight for, but ultimately you are fighting for yourself and those around you in your life. You may continue to walk through darkness, feel hopeless, for a long time - with the only thing giving you enough light to see the next step forward being your own internal flame. But you have to fight. It’s the only way through, to keep going even though it’s hard, until you find happiness again.
You have to choose to have hope.
What about Kraftwerk. They’re so influential and iconic.
It’s two hours from London by train and you can take a bus up to the Peak District from the city centre. There’s tons of artists and makers communities. It’s a very cool city.
If you put a peach in this meal, tho - that’s Georgia’s peach.
I was thinking Van Gogh. He did loads of paintings of peasants in fields.
It was a play on words, from /sbin. More info in the top thread.