Unless you are very unfortunate, the death of someone you know always comes as a shock. It's not always a surprise, but it's generally a shock. In the last week I've heard of two deaths by suicide, not by people close to me personally, but close enough to have stirred many thoughts. This post is in the service of those thoughts, which are unlikely to be organised but I need to get them out of my head.
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It is an unfortunate truth of spoon management that you often have no choice in the timing of most activities. If spoons become available you immediately perform the next item on the to-do list. Thus I found myself shopping for groceries at lunchtime on a Saturday, the busiest time of the week, albeit short of pre-holiday panic shopping for the apocalypse.
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redbraids and mikey_ob on the occasion of their wedding. The bride and groom looked positively *regal*. That's the only word for it *happy sigh*. In fact the capacity crowd were very impressively attired, despite the many last-minute wardrobe adjustments required to cope with the suddenly bracing conditions. We could collectively offer no less to such a couple. Look Mum, no bogans! 
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