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News & ArtsThursday, March 15, 2012
Teh Internets Some Extra Motivation for the Most Miserable Day of the Year (So Far)
Posted by Megan Seling on Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 10:26 AM
Look outside. It is GROSS out there. Want to hide under a blanket? Of course you do! But you cannot. There is work to be done and life to be lived. So if you need a little extra push to get going this morning, visit doitmotherfucker.com for the most aggressive pep-talk of your life.
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What, with the miserable? We're being moisturized, this is great! Think of how happy mosses everywhere are today.
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I'm with Gloomy Gus. It sucks, but is worth it.
This morning I noticed the fuzzy white buds on the magnolia's in my neighborhood have turned into bug puffy pink/green buds. Only a mater of days before the big ka-bloom.
Hope you stay warm and dry, Sloggers.
This morning I noticed the fuzzy white buds on the magnolia's in my neighborhood have turned into bug puffy pink/green buds. Only a mater of days before the big ka-bloom.
Hope you stay warm and dry, Sloggers.
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This morning I said "fuck you weather", strapped the kid in the stroller, and rode the light rail into the city. We had a snack at the Starbucks on the 40th floor of the Columbia Tower. It sure beat sitting around all morning bitching about the rain.
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