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It's a strange but honest place I find myself in these days. My tolerance of the foolish and the entitled grates thin. I loathe small talk and pleasantry as I find it challenging to talk at all. But broken people: physically, mentally, and emotionally damaged, outcasts....these people I have all the time in the world for. The reality is we don't get to choose who we encounter and then the challenge begins. Do I match energy or choose a different response. Note, I don't pretend to be always successful lol
Thank you! 🫂🫂
 
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the recall of more than 75,000 bottles of popular coffee creamers by International Delight, owned by Danone North America. The voluntary recall comes after reports of illness and “spoilage.”
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Who knows what Mother Nature will come up with next?!? :oops:

Search "Lucas Popan Ringtone" - there's options out there...
And/or if you use the Zedge App you can download the ringtone and use it for your alarm clock sound. "Wake Up Lucas Popan"
I do have a wake-up ringtone I got on Zedge!
 
Another day, another catch-up! Today was a good day. We took a walk to a park near my brother's house then walked the park.

We also went to Costco. I love to see the regional differences.

My brother is lifeguarding tomorrow. We will probably go with him. It remains dry, hot, and windy here. There are red flag warnings. 🚩🔥😰

Have a wonderful Wednesday, everyone! 💖✨💝
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Your dad sounds like an awesome man! 🥰🥰
There was a large separation in ages between me and my siblings. They didn't see the polished father he was to me. They experienced the steel sharpening steel side of him while he was learning to be a dad. When he died, I never cried so much as when they were reliving and disparaging him after the funeral.

I felt sorry for what they went thru. I felt guilty for what I received from him. I felt hatred toward their betrayal. I felt their relief of his death. So, damn, I felt like a stranger towards them. I still do.

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There was a large separation in ages between me and my siblings. They didn't see the polished father he was to me. They experienced the steel sharpening steel side of him while he was learning to be a dad. When he died, I never cried so much as when they were reliving and disparaging him after the funeral.

I felt sorry for what they went thru. I felt guilty for what I received from him. I felt hatred toward their betrayal. I felt their relief of his death. So, damn, I felt like a stranger towards them. I still do.

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That is so sad. I have found as I get older I don’t see my parents as parents but as people and how wonderful they were in that respect. My mum, nearly 90, and fighting to keep going through everything still is just amazing, frustrating as hell but amazing nonetheless!
 
There was a large separation in ages between me and my siblings. They didn't see the polished father he was to me. They experienced the steel sharpening steel side of him while he was learning to be a dad. When he died, I never cried so much as when they were reliving and disparaging him after the funeral.

I felt sorry for what they went thru. I felt guilty for what I received from him. I felt hatred toward their betrayal. I felt their relief of his death. So, damn, I felt like a stranger towards them. I still do.

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Your siblings learned a lesson as I did from my not so great mother, what not to do in life or as a parent. When they get past the anger, hopefully they will understand that.
 
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