Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
She doesn't wear a veil, silly bear.
Yeah right, and you don't wear a skirt....sorry...I mean kilt....nah...I really meant skirt
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She doesn't wear a veil, silly bear.
I kinda don't feel good.
I hope whatever it is - is mild.I kinda don't feel good.
I'm feeling much better, but I just can't shake this dang cough..... and the dang knee still wakes me up
I hope your cough eventually hits the road. Glad you're doing better overall, though. Sorry about the knee... hopefully that heals up sooner rather than later.
I was told it would be 10 to 18 weeks before the knee stopped interfering with my sleep and this is just the start of week 9
The bear has a nagging bad cough
And knee part that he had cut off
for a fancy new joint
causing with soreness conjoint
so all he can do now is scoff
IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. (AP) — Some residents in a northern Michigan community are complaining about noise during summer nights.
Rowdy teens? No. Adults playing pickleball.
Iron Mountain in the Upper Peninsula won’t restrict pickleball hours at four courts. City Manager Jordan Stanchina had suggested ending games at 6 p.m., but 20 players attended a recent council meeting to object, The Daily News reported.
Roxanne Hudson, who lives next to the courts, said she and her husband “just want to move.”
Noise from the paddles and plastic balls goes on “hour after hour” and “just drives you nuts,” Hudson told the council.
Pickleball is played on courts that resemble tennis courts but are much smaller. That’s part of the appeal.
“We’ll try to mitigate (the noise) somehow,” Mayor Dale Alessandrini said.
Scott McLure, speaking on behalf of players, said they might try quieter paddles. A 6 p.m. curfew isn’t favored because it wouldn’t give people time to play after work.
“Every recreational activity has noise,” council member Bill Revord said.