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Counting down to my absolute favorite day of the year..........January 1st! :banana:

The worst period of the year is Halloween thru New Year's Eve. UGH!
I enjoy the fall weather and working in landscaping, I enjoy fall cleanups. All the holiday nonsense and people rushing around, I avoid that as much as possible.

January is my favorite month because it's the coldest month of the year here, but work is excruciatingly boring.
 
Living in Hyannis, I see a lot of homeless people. The town is a homeless hub because it has shelters, soup kitchens, food pantries, clothing donation places and places to get medical attention. So, I have gotten to know a few the homeless people here. Just treated a lady to coffee and let her charge her phone on my charger.

You'd be surprised at how many homeless people do NOT have drinking and/or drug problems and their situation has more to do with how expensive the Cape is than anything else. Of course, some of them are in recovery for addiction and some are active addicts, but that's a much smaller percentage of them than is commonly believed.

Just a little FYI for those interested.
 
^^^ The average American adult is taking four prescription medications.

Can I say that?
:rflmao:Then most of my friends are way above average.
One of my friends hiked the Appalachian Trail with a gallon storage bag half full of meds. He had the VA send meds to waypoints along the trail. His trail name was One Lung.
It took him three years, but he completed the AT and has the knees to prove it.
 
^^^ The average American adult is taking four prescription medications.

Can I say that?

:rflmao:Then most of my friends are way above average.
One of my friends hiked the Appalachian Trail with a gallon storage bag half full of meds. He had the VA send meds to waypoints along the trail. His trail name was One Lung.
It took him three years, but he completed the AT and has the knees to prove it.
I'm happy to report that while I'm older than dirt, I'm not on any prescription meds..... and I the fragments of my brain to prove it. :biggrin:
 
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