Pick a Door Game
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won this round. Sending out gifts! thanks for playing.
Alright, ping group is made. EVERYONE who has ever played (unless I missed you, sorry, humanity...) has received a ping! As it is, let's start the next round. Our new ping is
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I choose yellow.
🌈 I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days sneak up on me at once 🌈
You pick up the pink box, and the others disappear! You pry off the box top and fin a cute little plushie inside! You give him a little huggle and have a warm feeling the rest of the day.
You decide that you have to take the yellow box. You lay your hands on it, and the rest of the boxes make a soft popping noise, exploding into ether. Your brows raise, but otherwise, you open your box. Aww, if that little guy isn't just the cutest thing!
You run off with the orange box, and in the distance nothing happens. So you pry off the box lid and find a plushie with lots of arms for cuddling! And you feel... LIKE A WINNER!!
Plus candy harts because I have SO MANY.
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I still feel like a winner! ;) Thank you so much!
i gotchu.
please pick a vacation getaway:
A.) Norway
B.) Japan
C.} Las Vegas
Norway!
🌈 I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days sneak up on me at once 🌈
One more vacation left! (Las Vegas!)
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I'll be giving prizes out sometime tonight or early tomorrow. I gotta pull a last-minute triple shift due to approximately 4 other nurse on my floor getting covid after receiving the 3nd shot.
So I gotta do the impossible and go into super momma nurse driving teenagers around and still make it on time to do my shifts.
Good luck to you.
Never too late to win the day
[Item=Ray of Hope]
Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky, The flying cloud, the frosty light: The year is dying in the night; Ring out, wild bells, and let him die.. Alfred, Lord Tennyson
That's what I have been wondering.
Never too late to win the day
[Item=Ray of Hope]
Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky, The flying cloud, the frosty light: The year is dying in the night; Ring out, wild bells, and let him die.. Alfred, Lord Tennyson
