View Full Version : What do you feel good about at the moment--yes this very moment!
Togakure
10-10-2005, 04:19
I feel good because the house is quiet and I'm the only one up. I actually have some "alone" time ~:). I've swapped a life of near-complete solitude for a life of family with three young kids, so I'm going through a bit of a social shock. It's been a wonderful and interesting change, but the one thing I really miss is my "alone" time. So I really enjoy the now-rare moments like these.
I also feel good because I'm helping some close friends get through some very difficult times, and they're helping me in return. This is what a good life's all about. And Maplewood NJ is so beautiful this time of year.
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Bob Marley goodies, noncopyrighted (legal).
Kaiser of Arabia
10-10-2005, 04:29
pulp Fiction soundtrack. Very refreshing, makes me happy/
Alexanderofmacedon
10-10-2005, 04:30
I feel good because the house is quiet and I'm the only one up. I actually have some "alone" time ~:). I've swapped a life of near-complete solitude for a life of family with three young kids, so I'm going through a bit of a social shock. It's been a wonderful and interesting change, but the one thing I really miss is my "alone" time. So I really enjoy the now-rare moments like these.
I also feel good because I'm helping some close friends get through some very difficult times, and they're helping me in return. This is what a good life's all about. And Maplewood NJ is so beautiful this time of year.
Cool. I bet you can guess how I feel. I just got BI!~:eek:
Kaiser of Arabia
10-10-2005, 04:31
I feel good because the house is quiet and I'm the only one up. I actually have some "alone" time ~:). I've swapped a life of near-complete solitude for a life of family with three young kids, so I'm going through a bit of a social shock. It's been a wonderful and interesting change, but the one thing I really miss is my "alone" time. So I really enjoy the now-rare moments like these.
I also feel good because I'm helping some close friends get through some very difficult times, and they're helping me in return. This is what a good life's all about. And Maplewood NJ is so beautiful this time of year.
You live in Maplewood? I grew up Northeast of that, in Bergen County ~:cheers:
Strike For The South
10-10-2005, 04:32
Day off Tomorow
Alexanderofmacedon
10-10-2005, 04:35
Day off Tomorow
Oh, yeah, that helps!~D
Samurai Waki
10-10-2005, 04:53
I feel good because I had all of my brothers together for my birthday dinner, had a couple glasses of Champagne and quietly soak up the quietness for the rest of the evening.
Togakure
10-10-2005, 04:55
You live in Maplewood? I grew up Northeast of that, in Bergen County ~:cheers:
I've gone from Sacramento, California (my home town where I grew up), to Reno Nevada (the "t'aint" of all the places I've shacked), to Maplewood over the last two years. I just arrived here about a month ago, and I dig it. I'll have to get out my map to see where Bergen County is. I'm still getting my bearings; I haven't gotten out and about much yet because I'm taking care of kids while their mom recovers from major surgery. I did get to roam around NYC (Chinatown, Little Italy, Soho, Noho, and Lower East Side) Friday night and ate a great Chinese seafood dinner at Fulleen's. I can't wait to spend more time in the City.
Togakure
10-10-2005, 04:58
I feel good because I had all of my brothers together for my birthday dinner, had a couple glasses of Champagne and quietly soak up the quietness for the rest of the evening.
Well HAPPY BIRTHDAY m8 ~:cheers: Good to hear you had a nice time.
Alexanderofmacedon
10-10-2005, 05:10
Aye, Happy Birthday!
Can I have a sip?~;)
I feel bad because I just received my maths test... horrible :embarassed:
but it wasn't that bad and now I don't have any tests left so I can go practicing being addicted to shogun multiplayer again ~:) ~D
edit: happy birthday wakizachi! and good thread toga! :yes:
You live in Maplewood? I grew up Northeast of that, in Bergen County ~:cheers: Bergen?? Small world...
The Stranger
10-10-2005, 16:56
nothing really
The Stranger
10-10-2005, 16:56
nothing really
The Stranger
10-10-2005, 16:59
nothing really
The Stranger
10-10-2005, 17:00
nothing really
The Stranger
10-10-2005, 17:01
nothing really
Geoffrey S
10-10-2005, 17:05
Just had an excellent session with my band. It was an awful lot of fun, and sounded ace.
Mikeus Caesar
10-10-2005, 17:12
Silly spammer. 5 replies, all of which say 'nothing really'. Anyways, i feel good because Black and White 2 arrived on Saturday. More than two years of waiting are finally over, and i have the most kick-ass game ever!
The Stranger
10-10-2005, 17:25
i swear that went by accident my PC was tripping and it didn posted...i closed my PC and restarted...and then i saw that i posted 5 replies...4 can be deleted...SORRY GUYS :bow:
Duke Malcolm
10-10-2005, 17:27
I feel good because I am in the second week of my October holiday, and next to no place else in the UK has a second week of holiday in October!
Proletariat
10-10-2005, 17:54
I feel pretty good about the frontroom and I'm pretty happy that Togakure's back.
~:cheers:
King Henry V
10-10-2005, 17:58
I feel good because I don't have any homework for tomorrow.~:)
AggonyKing
10-10-2005, 18:08
I did some exercise, so I feel good~:cheers: , especially my muscles :balloon2:
edyzmedieval
10-10-2005, 18:42
I feel good cuz I'm about to go for another photo shoot with the auto show girls. ~D
Tommorrow though. :embarassed:
Plus, I'm about to receive BI. ~:)
Ianofsmeg16
10-10-2005, 18:59
I feel good because I am in the second week of my October holiday, and next to no place else in the UK has a second week of holiday in October!
Yeah but no other place in the world has two weeks of in june for TT races ~:cool:
I feel good because i've just ran for 12 minutes and did 2.5 laps (our school field is huge) then played rugby wich rocked. Plus i have the DVD of Hitchikers guide to the galaxy on my desk and it has (in reasuringy large yellow letters) DONT PANIC on the front AND i cant get 'Always look on the bright side of life' out of my head ~:cheers:
Dutch_guy
10-10-2005, 19:07
I feel good because I'll be 16 in just 2 weeks ! now if that isn't a grand reason for feeling good then I don't know any ~D
BTW: is this a new variation on the YES RIGHT NOW threads ?~;)
:balloon2:
Paul Peru
10-10-2005, 19:13
~:cheers:
I have a sweet and lovely wife with a bulging belly!
~D
Feels Grrrreat! ~D ~D ~D
IrishMike
10-10-2005, 19:22
My conquest of Europe with the Soviets is going quite well right now in Hearts of Iron 2.
Other than that I got a week off from school for a fall break. Thats always nice.
Adrian II
10-10-2005, 19:30
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Aaaow!
I feel good!
I knew that I wouldn't of!
I feel good!Because I just moved home to the north of the country where the air is clean, the water is deep and my house is twice as big. Goodbye traffic jams, hello green pastures and yachting. First thing I did was put James Brown into my Dolby surround and turn the volume far, far up.
So good, so good...
Templar Knight
10-10-2005, 19:31
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2 weeks off work
Dutch_guy
10-10-2005, 20:11
That twinky ( white blob.. ) is driving me crazy, I hate it ,really !~;)
:balloon2:
Big King Sanctaphrax
10-10-2005, 20:53
I have some excellent books to read, and BI to play, with half-term a week away.
I also have tickets to see a really awesome Led Zep tribute/lookalike band.
Templar Knight
10-10-2005, 21:19
I am very sorry to anyone that has been offended by twinky's conduct on these boards. I myself have trouble controlling him. You have my word he will only be let out on special occasions such as a spam thread or a thread about food. ~:)
Dutch_guy
10-10-2005, 21:26
I don't think anyone can control twinky...especially in food threads , but hey all you can do is try ~;)
:balloon2:
Adrian II
10-10-2005, 21:29
I am very sorry to anyone that has been offended by twinky's conduct on these boards. I myself have trouble controlling him. You have my word he will only be let out on special occasions such as a spam thread or a thread about food. ~:)I think your little blob is just fine.http://matousmileys.free.fr/bisou.gif
Templar Knight
10-10-2005, 21:44
Thank you Sir
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Now everyone, group wave! http://forum.ottawagolf.com/images/smilies/groupwave.gif
Adrian II
10-10-2005, 21:47
Now everyone, group wave! http://forum.ottawagolf.com/images/smilies/groupwave.gifRight on, Lord of Duart. http://matousmileys.free.fr/banane10.gifhttp://matousmileys.free.fr/party13.gif
Templar Knight
10-10-2005, 21:56
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Adrian II
10-10-2005, 22:01
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The_Doctor
10-10-2005, 22:04
I am getting an award in my college. Only one person gets this award, which is for having 100% attendence and punctuality, putting in a hell of lot of effort and getting an A at the end of it. The school of computers and IT staff are happy and so is the rest of the class. It is one of those things universities look for.~:cheers:
Also I got my joystick working, so now I can play Mechwarrior4. I just got a Timber Wolf (a MadCat for those Inner Sphere types).
And I have been applying the "In Soviet Russia" joke to everything. The strangest one is "In Soviet Russia window looks though YOU.":dizzy2:
I am normally happy and in a good mood anyway.~D
Togakure
10-10-2005, 22:38
I feel pretty good about the frontroom and I'm pretty happy that Togakure's back.
~:cheers:
~:) Hey, that's a nice feel good, thanks. It's good to be back, and nice to see you again too. Cheers back atcha ~:cheers:.
Creeeeaaaam Sooooodaaaaa. Also, I got a phone call from a friend of mine who won free tickets to GWAR and can't attend the show. Guess who inherited them.
Byzantine Prince
10-11-2005, 02:26
I'm drunk. Thanksgiving babeeee!
Uesugi Kenshin
10-11-2005, 03:04
I'm happy because I have two days off for school inservice left with which to conquer Russia in my HOI2 campaign. Also Hitler isn't in power anymore which is always a plus.
On a side note, Timberwolves rock.
Good luck chasing them to Kamchatka before the Allies show up.
Uesugi Kenshin
10-11-2005, 04:50
Good luck chasing them to Kamchatka before the Allies show up.
They won't....
I took the UK (not their puppets/colonial holdings though), America likes me, and allies are vastly technologically inferior and lack the air force/navy to punch a hole through into my Europe. They are too busy getting their ships sunk in the Med, plus I have a large army in Italy that already booted them out once. It is '46 and Russia is mine for the taking, after the first time I rolled over them I have every reason to believe they will fall easily and there is nothing the allies can do about it. The UK invasion of Italy was during my campaqign against Russia, only took 2 Panzer divisions and 6 Italian infantry (outdated) to push them out and pocket a few divisions. Victory, or at least survival is nearly inevitable.
AggonyKing
10-11-2005, 05:25
I feel cool, I just bought an iPod nano~:cool: ~:cheers: ~:cheers: ~:cheers: :balloon2: :balloon2: :balloon2: :balloon2: :balloon2: :duel: :duel: ........I'm bored again ~:handball:
Papewaio
10-11-2005, 05:55
My first birthday as a Dad! :balloon2: :balloon: :balloon3:
Big_John
10-11-2005, 06:05
my kitty. she's sitting on my lap. she's purring. i'm petting her.
That twinky ( white blob.. ) is driving me crazy, I hate it ,really !~;)
:balloon2:
You are off topic!
I feel good to be pointing that out ~;)
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Kaiser of Arabia
10-16-2005, 01:15
My grandpa bought me a Shotgun, I havent seen it yet (it's down in WV) but I'm uberhappy!
The Wizard
10-16-2005, 01:35
Knowing that I'll be on Curaçao from Monday ~D
Will have my new yacht the 28th of octobre ~:cheers:
Craterus
10-16-2005, 21:31
Even though BI doesn't work, I am having fun on RTW. It's not all bad..
I feel good cause I just purchased the motorcycle that I've been wanting
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Kaiser of Arabia
10-16-2005, 22:46
Very Nice!
Cool Bike Ichi...~;)
Anyways I feel good about that I had a chance to play my first 3v3's last saturday in Shogun mp...~:) ~:cool: Plus that I won a battle against Pao and GaiJin together with my classmate!~:) and above all because it was a great evening~:cool:
I feel good cause I just purchased the motorcycle that I've been wanting
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That is just glorious. I love it.
Ja'chyra
11-03-2005, 16:52
I feel bad about:
The broken shoulder I've got cos I fell off my bike last Friday.
Forgetting to use a download manager for the 1.6Gb file I almost downloaded
I feel good about:
The Nordic cruise that Mrs me and I booked last night for next June
Only 1 day of work this week (had the rest of the week off sick cos of the shoulder thing)
The CAjun chicken we're having for dinner tonight, if I can manage to cut the chicken and veg ~;)
The drinking weekend a group of us had planned in March to Prague
And the good lady will be home from work in just over an hour
Geoffrey S
11-03-2005, 16:57
I'm feeling good about seeing Black Rebel Motorcycle Club tonight. Should be good.
Togakure
11-05-2005, 00:12
Yesterday afternoon I went for a walk, down to the South Orange village. On the way to a large, beautiful park where I like to sit and read by the duck pond, I stopped at a coffee shop to first enjoy a cup of java. When I entered, I couldn't help but notice an attractive blond woman, dressed in jeans and a rough, "rancher"-style coat, sitting and drinking coffee. She noticed me too--both of us exceeded the timeout period for a "casual glance." I allowed my lips to ever-so-slightly smile after our eyes met, and went on to get my coffee. After spicing my cup, I went outside to sit. I glanced at her casually on my way out, but she seemed preoccupied with her book and didn't look up as I passed her. She did look when she left the premises though, as did I, and it was she who let her lips ever-so-slightly smile this time.
I'm currently living with friends. The wife took the kids out for lunch after school today. When she returned, she had a lady-friend and two additional kids with her--over for a visit. The kids were friends of the kids who live here, and the woman was their nanny. Guess who the nanny is? A very strange coincidence indeed ... .
She is Polish, and speaks with a heavy accent. The wife says she's been here for maybe two years. She has a young (seemed quite a bit younger than me), beautiful figure, but deep, old eyes (I love that; she seems to be no stranger to hardship). Her personality is strong; she speaks assertively and acts accordingly. I liked the way she looked directly into my eyes when speaking, and that she listened carefully to everything I said. We had a pleasant, casual exchange, until I caught a hint from the wife that I was cutting in on her friend-visit time. I excused myself with a smile and a "... pleasure meeting you."
I feel good, considering the possibility that I may run into her again at the coffeeshop. If I do, perhaps we will continue our conversation.
Guess who the nanny is? A very strange coincidence indeed ...
Very strange indeed. Like you're meant to get to know her ~:)~:cool: Not a bad coincidence ~;)
I feel good, considering the possibility that I may run into her again at the coffeeshop. If I do, perhaps we will continue our conversation.
Keep me updated!! :jumping: ~:joker:
Ja'chyra
11-05-2005, 23:11
Yesterday afternoon I went for a walk, down to the South Orange village. On the way to a large, beautiful park where I like to sit and read by the duck pond, I stopped at a coffee shop to first enjoy a cup of java. When I entered, I couldn't help but notice an attractive blond woman, dressed in jeans and a rough, "rancher"-style coat, sitting and drinking coffee. She noticed me too--both of us exceeded the timeout period for a "casual glance." I allowed my lips to ever-so-slightly smile after our eyes met, and went on to get my coffee. After spicing my cup, I went outside to sit. I glanced at her casually on my way out, but she seemed preoccupied with her book and didn't look up as I passed her. She did look when she left the premises though, as did I, and it was she who let her lips ever-so-slightly smile this time.
I'm currently living with friends. The wife took the kids out for lunch after school today. When she returned, she had a lady-friend and two additional kids with her--over for a visit. The kids were friends of the kids who live here, and the woman was their nanny. Guess who the nanny is? A very strange coincidence indeed ... .
She is Polish, and speaks with a heavy accent. The wife says she's been here for maybe two years. She has a young (seemed quite a bit younger than me), beautiful figure, but deep, old eyes (I love that; she seems to be no stranger to hardship). Her personality is strong; she speaks assertively and acts accordingly. I liked the way she looked directly into my eyes when speaking, and that she listened carefully to everything I said. We had a pleasant, casual exchange, until I caught a hint from the wife that I was cutting in on her friend-visit time. I excused myself with a smile and a "... pleasure meeting you."
I feel good, considering the possibility that I may run into her again at the coffeeshop. If I do, perhaps we will continue our conversation.
Tread carefully my friend, women are strange beasts. :bow:
Togakure
11-06-2005, 17:57
Tread carefully my friend, women are strange beasts. :bow:
Indeed, but so am I ~;p. What was that old movie with Glenn Close and Michael Douglas? Hmm ... .
Byzantine Prince
11-06-2005, 18:17
Yesterday afternoon I went for a walk, down to the South Orange village. On the way to a large, beautiful park where I like to sit and read by the duck pond, I stopped at a coffee shop to first enjoy a cup of java. When I entered, I couldn't help but notice an attractive blond woman, dressed in jeans and a rough, "rancher"-style coat, sitting and drinking coffee. She noticed me too--both of us exceeded the timeout period for a "casual glance." I allowed my lips to ever-so-slightly smile after our eyes met, and went on to get my coffee. After spicing my cup, I went outside to sit. I glanced at her casually on my way out, but she seemed preoccupied with her book and didn't look up as I passed her. She did look when she left the premises though, as did I, and it was she who let her lips ever-so-slightly smile this time.
I'm currently living with friends. The wife took the kids out for lunch after school today. When she returned, she had a lady-friend and two additional kids with her--over for a visit. The kids were friends of the kids who live here, and the woman was their nanny. Guess who the nanny is? A very strange coincidence indeed ... .
She is Polish, and speaks with a heavy accent. The wife says she's been here for maybe two years. She has a young (seemed quite a bit younger than me), beautiful figure, but deep, old eyes (I love that; she seems to be no stranger to hardship). Her personality is strong; she speaks assertively and acts accordingly. I liked the way she looked directly into my eyes when speaking, and that she listened carefully to everything I said. We had a pleasant, casual exchange, until I caught a hint from the wife that I was cutting in on her friend-visit time. I excused myself with a smile and a "... pleasure meeting you."
I feel good, considering the possibility that I may run into her again at the coffeeshop. If I do, perhaps we will continue our conversation.
I'm pretty sure things don't work out when the set-up is so awkward.
Togakure
11-06-2005, 19:09
I'm pretty sure things don't work out when the set-up is so awkward.
Lol ... why all this doom and gloom? Maybe it will, maybe it won't, maybe it'll be something in-between. Considering what's within my power to control: much depends on my attitude, approach, etc. That which is out of my control: well, *shrugs*--it's out of my control. It'll be what it will be; that's what makes it interesting.
When you don't project expectations on a situation, you are not so often disappointed. I'll just do my thing, and see what happens.
Sjakihata
11-06-2005, 19:13
I feel good about finally being able to understand a hard paragraph of Thomas Aquinas Summa Theologicae
Sasaki Kojiro
11-11-2005, 07:31
I feel good about somehow being effortlessly social earlier tonight.
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