#50k post

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Hit my first 50k post yesterday…what does one do on such an auspicious occasion? Have cake, or run away to the woods, never to be seen again?

[kedreeva]

This is my 50,000th post.

[autumnal-experience]

50K

For my 50K post to this blog, I just wanted to tell each and every one of you that you are appreciated. I was prepared to embark on this journey alone, but, as with most things, it's a lot more fun to do with friends. So thank you for being here. Thank you for following along. Thank you for putting up with my...whatever this is. I guess on to the next 50K posts.

Here's hoping you have a wonderful Autumnal-Experience today.

[goodstuffhappenedtoday]

[rafawriter]

MILGROM, BEKENSTIEN- “What is Trident?” is the question on the mind every Champions of the Terminus fan. With over 4.7 billion viewers throughout Citadel space (and many more  views on pirate sites across the Terminus) the show has become a runaway success. The action-drama focuses on a team of mercenaries battling pirates, slavers and other ruffians across the Terminus systems. But savvy salarian fans discovered a series of recurring messages embedded in the background of the show as well as in the dialogue of secondary characters that hint at something they called Trident.

From Mass Effect/After Earth Chronicles: ANN News-What is Trident?

[goodstuffhappenedtoday]

Testifying in front of your attacker in court is terrifying. These dogs make it easier.

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Iowa barber gives haircuts to children in exchange for them reading stories to him

DUBUQUE (AP) | Children who read books to a local barber have received a free haircut as part of a community event in Dubuque to help families prepare for the upcoming school year.

Barber Courtney Holmes traded the tales for trims on Saturday during the second annual Back to School Bash in Comiskey Park.

Tayshawn Kirby, 9, of Dubuque, read from "Fats, Oils and Sweets," by Carol Parenzan Smalley, informing Holmes that the average person eats 150 pounds of sugar each year. Before Tayshawn's 10-year-old brother, Titan Feeney, took his turn in the barber chair, he told his brother the new look was great.

"I just want to support kids reading," Holmes said.

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I can't wait for the Holidays~