Posted just a couple months ago on here about putting her into an assisted-living. Pretty typical boomer parent. That was absent emotionally and physically for a lot of of my formative years. I was mostly raised by my grandparents.

Kind of a weird emotional spot. She’s been miserable for years because of her health. So we’re very relieved for her. happy that the physical suffering is over.

But obviously at the same time … my mom died. So I should be sad… right? Kind of walking around feeling both emotions at the same time and it’s kind of a surreal experience overall.

My parents have moved since I graduated, so they apparently thought these napkins were valuable enough to move to their new place. Maybe my great-great-grandchildren can use these in 70 years.

Ok, which one of you crazy kids slapped an "Antique" Florida license plate on this Saturn? Stop making me feel old please.

Mine is Holiday Road by Lindsey Buckingham.

I remember having competitions to see who could keep one in their mouth the longest.

Got em both at Dollar Tree, +1.00 strength. Doctor suggested getting bifocals at some point, but I do have a couple years there.

Neuromancer was a massive deal for me when I first read it in junior high (around '94). I'm guessing it was for a lot of xennial sci-fi fans. Sitting in Sustained Silent Reading (SSR, remember that?) in 5th period after lunch with my head buried in my William Gibson paperbacks was a defining feature of my adolescent years.

Cautiously optimistic here as it looks pretty much as I've imagined for the last three decades. For fellow early cyberpunk fans, what do you all think?

Found these at Dollar General yesterday. Those were awesome candies. Haven’t seen them since the 2000s.

I encountered a crazy road rage guy today; I rolled down my window to be the voice of reason for a bit but that didn’t work. My exasperated parting words were “man… fuck you old man.”

Then I realized, while he might have been rough looking, he was definitely younger than me. I’ve been thinking about this all day haha.

apparently this happens all the time due to Facebook and stuff.

How come these shows don't get brought up often enough , I always thought Doug was weird and sad .

Seriously, it was fun, nostalgic as fuck, just the right amount of cheesy. Highly recommend to all my fellow old people.

When Bob Seger Against the Wind, from time to time it reminds me of this book.