Found this article somewhere and I'm copying it to paste here. Last year a man’s life came to an end. As the man was lifted to the heavens, St. Peter met him at the pearly white gates and said, “You’ve been a good, honest man… so you’ve made the cut for Heaven. And just so you know, Heaven is freaking sweet. There’s everything you could hope for… all the food you want without gaining any weight, all the games you want to play and adventures you want to go on and awesome people to hang out with all day long. There’s only one rule…”St Peter then points behind him to a shiny, red door with gold trim and says, “You must NOT go through that door… regardless of what the circumstances are. NEVER go in there. Okay?” The man says, ‘Okay.’ And makes his way through the gates into heaven. For the first month he’s having a blast… eating great food and hanging out with amazing people. But after a few weeks… he gets curious. “What could possibly be beh...
Just keeping a list of wines I have tried. Wanna be a master in wine-tasting, cause wine-tasting seem classy as fuck. 1. FoxBrook Cabernet Sauvignon (2013) - was okay. Mildly intrusive. Aftertaste ain't that great. Not a sweet wine, fairly okay on sweetness. Dark, pinky color. Smell isn't that great either.
I guess I will write. My fingers ache as I type these words. Weary, as they have done so much for me. They glide effortlessly across these keys, making clacking noises that soothes that little itch in my head. They give me my meaning. They give me my livelihood. They pull me up on a slab, they hold on to my mug, for my warm daily notes of chocolate and berries in my first sip of coffee. I see little wrinkles along my fingers. Every time I look down, the microscopic grooves get just microscopically bigger, signifying the passing of the wonderful days they that have served me. I don't know what the point of this is. Other than the gratitude that I can feel the ache in my fingers as I write this.
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