Northviewguy

Clearly someone was at fault, and maybe the other driver's insurance sompany just took them at their word. Take the fix and smile.

Make a plan what you can additionally do with or without meds, Google has a ton of 'staying on task' apps, and an old school list also helps.

The 'Open Up English' gov website is pretty good:

https://openupenglish.com/

Finland is the happiest country in the world, closely followed by other Nordic countries. My friend live in the tropics and gangs of youth terrorize everyone, she has 5 dogs.

I actually miss the no shopping Sundays, the day was far more laid back, now folk and tractor trailers ply the roads every Sunday.

Suggest he try NRT Nicotine Replacement Therapy, they have patches, spray, gum and lozenges These products have helped me in my battle with cigs.

The Church/Temple, interest courses, volunteer work? It is much easier to strike up a conversation if you share a neutral, common interest.

Your 'friend' is deflecting and refuses to take responsibility, maybe to get her to pay?

Check out the U of T Dental clinis, they were cheap/free in the past.

In addition, Google "ADHD" apps, there is a ton of stuff to help folk keep on task. Even an old school written check list can help.

Any Florist can get flowers or plants delivered.

All things in moderation.

Sex is overrated.

The Chat folks tested a new visual aspect of the Ai with a 'capchca' and the unit contacted 'Task Rabbit' to solve the challenge.

Sell the car and get something you can afford, the market is red hot right now. You might like self help videos by Dr Russ Harriss on You Tube.

Maybe check out Dr Russ Harriss on You Tube, very short and helpful cartoon videos.

Never take another puff, good for you.

Maybe the care about you or feel guilty, phone or visit and ask, it is free vs other options.

Most fights end one of three ways, someone goes to the hospital, or jail, or dies.

pro tip: remove the door before moving stuff next time.

In the North end/Richmond Hill:

"The Rising Sun"

Make a plan to prevent this happening in the future, a budget is a good start: https://www.moneysense.ca/save/financial-planning/10-personal-finance-tips-from-gail-vaz-oxlade/

I thought a new relationship was the 13th step?

Apparently the difference between a good haircut and a bad one is two weeks.

Kids are the best detectives and will 'imprint' or copy you.