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With my hospital experience (I practically grew up there because of my connective tissue disorder (Loeys Dietz Syndrome [ I am one of only a few hundred on earth with this disorder]) I would much prefer this room over a double room, because sometimes your roommate inadvertently causes you excruciating pain. I had just had open heart (they split my sternum then I had a nuss-bar (used to fix my pectusexcavatum) inserted that caused the sternum to be stretched open while I was recovering [btw my sternum never fused to this day], so my roommate decided to put the tv on robot chicken and I couldn't help but laugh which caused excruciating pain (I had to keep pushing my PCA pump button for more morphine lol). So roommates can be good and bad.
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I've been checking and checking to see a new gallery and here it is!!!...So glad your back Motts!!!
Hope all is well for you.... :)

Life happens!....I think we can all understand....lol.....Thanks for sharing your photos and your world....

A fan always & forever....
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I havent posted in ages it seems.
But I lurk and am still a huge fan.
I hope everythings going good for you now Motts.
The internet is so empty without you adventures. :}
Opcacity addict now and always!!!
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Welcome back! Ive missed not seeing new galleries. This looks like another great one! I hope all is well now. How did all that goat crap get there? I bet it smelled bad in there
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yes Binky but the seven year animal record law your talking about ... same for patients in the united states anyways.
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Indeed Lost...
Imagine if someone came up with a light fixture that dispensed soap. All our heads would asplode.
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Mmmmmm okay, Tommy..........WTF?
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The holocost is a night mare I just can't believe it's really happening like this the suffering tourcherr and torment is just unimaginable I lay in bed all day and all night in a poison induced daze I can barly get around to feed myself my home is a garbage pit I lay in bed day in day out feeling very I'll frome the slow eurthanishia posion I get no sympathy for my suffering no one knows about the holocost or Evan cares
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Ohhhh....I am so happy! You have taken a rainy day (been raining here for the past 2 days in fact) and made it Summer-Sunshine-Warm-And-Fun-filled-Day bright! :)

Please don't be a stranger! I know it isn't my place to pry, but I am sure everyone else is curious a little bit too...
What has been happening in Motts-world that kept you away for so long?

((HUG)) I will always be here for you--my exploring friend of whom I speak of a lot (and of whom my hubby tells me to shutup about constantly lol)...you are living my dream too. :) I can't explore the world quite how I used to be able to (5 kids...nuff said lol) so I have to live precarously through you. :)

Keep em coming and stay away from those Zombie Snakes and Zombie Goats!

~LG
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The line in the floor is almost exactly in the middle of the lane...symmetrical again. :D
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Wow.

Love the symmetry!

(Had to look up how to spell that...thank goodness I remembered how to spell it)

Blue and green....green and blue. :)
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it's good to hear from you mama :)
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LOL that was my thought too eldokid...

Munch munch munch...bye bye files.

This room is just MASSIVE and all those files!! I don't know if I could hold out my own curioisity either in here. I would be reading until...well the goats came home?
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I agree with eldokid. I would be SOOOO paranoid! This looks almost TOO maintained, compared to the rest of the place...I would be afraid of someone coming in and catching me...or of a Zombie Goat, or Zombie Snake...or a ZOMBIE!

Bzzzz...yes, Mr. DEADHEAD need the record from 1999 please...
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Yeah Voltar ... my thoughts too...and liza too!

My first impression was that I was confused by what I was seeing. My eyes didn't know quite what to focus on.

How odd and artistic this shot is. :)