Yeah, it’s happening today! A few folks haven't popped up on the forum lately to give a heads-up, but we'll probably end up with a small group, maybe five to seven of us at most.
Here’s the map. Just click that little icon in the top right corner to see where we're all meeting up. Honestly, if you aren't there between 16:00 and 16:20, you're basically missing the whole show. You gotta be at this spot during that window. 🙂 After that, it’s just a quick ten-minute stroll along the waterfront over to the small lake, which is where the main movie set is gonna be happening. 😉
Just to be super clear, though—we're meeting by the clock located at the roundabout near the bridge.
We'll wait from 4:00 PM until 4:20 PM, and then we start heading toward the set.
If you need any more specifics, feel free to shoot me a DM.
Alright, let's hope for some great vibes! It’s all about keeping that competitive spirit alive, right? {it's important to get involved.}
Since I haven't spent much time hanging out around Central Park lately, maybe those of you who know the area better could suggest a good spot to meet up. And hey, we can hammer out the specifics as we go along. We'll figure out what works best for everyone once we're moving.
The forecast looks solid—no rain in sight, just sunny skies with temps hitting somewhere between 80 and 90 degrees. Since it's August, that sounds pretty much about right, doesn't it? {don't come complaining to me!}
It’s honestly harder to find any kind of inspiration during those slow, boring stretches of life. Finding that sense of peace you need just to spark better ideas—or even just better ways to remember things—is such a struggle sometimes.
Plus, looking back at all those great memories when I’m feeling a bit low? It just feels incredibly nostalgic and heavy.
Keep an eye on this thread and the Lounge chat too. I’ve got a feeling we’ll be hashing out how to pull this all together by tomorrow around 2 or 3, right?
Hey, if we're still on for tomorrow, how about we grab a coffee around 6:00 PM at Central Park? Then we can check out that movie later on. What do you think?
Man, Mr. Samuel Kim7, it’s a bummer this wasn't put on the radar a few days sooner, but hey, maybe we can still pull something together.
By the way, how about a little get-together on Wednesday, August 5th—since it's Victory Day and a day for Patriotic Gratitude? I was actually just messaging Fleece about it. Maybe hit up Central Park around 4:30 in the afternoon? I'll hash out the specifics in the next few days.
Haha, honestly, it’s all just part of the process {which, for me, feels like way more than I ever thought I could hide from myself or anyone else}
Heh, swearing. Look, I rarely swear, but sometimes it really fits the moment. I used to be way too restrained, just swallowing everything and sweeping it under the rug, and well, you know how it goes—eventually, you just have to let it out, {even if some people think that's unrefined}
Boundaries? Man, that concept is so interesting to me, I’d even go as far as saying it feels unnatural. Then again, I’ve learned a few things in my twenty-five years on this planet, so yeah, I can definitely tell when my brain hits one of those little stalls.
Still, that whole style of things—you know, taking a deeper look at what's happening right now—it makes me feel a bit more inspired when I'm trying to make better decisions. I mean, to truly navigate the waters of my own thoughts, I think I need to get a better handle on who I really am {someone tougher than I used to be}
So, what did all that lead to? Well, I haven't stepped out of my comfort zone nearly enough. I spend way too much time worrying that my actions might be misinterpreted {while also obsessively hunting for tiny mistakes}
Sometimes it starts feeling like a bit of an uphill climb, where there's this occasional craving for "forbidden fruit."
Ugh, I love metaphors. I think they just make it easier for me to express myself this way; it feels like it sparks more creativity in me. In sports terms, I guess you could say, "The game never stops!"
Anyway, current circumstances keep bringing up this vague sense of guilt, or maybe just the feeling that reality is a lot harsher than I imagined it would be. But hey, I just hope that all this creativity finds its way to the surface eventually.
Looks like the weather is finally going to clear up over there starting Friday and Saturday, too. Might be a good chance to get something on the calendar, don't you think?
Lawrence Bailey77 said:... money is just an excuse... one among a mountain of excuses ☕
The dollar and the lira? They're just piles of paper. 🕺
What actually matters? Well, if you ask me, it’s that feeling of being accepted—or at least accepting yourself, if getting others on board proves to be a struggle.
There's also value in realizing the world is constantly shifting, and that people are what actually make the world go 'round. Change is always happening, isn't it? But it's all fleeting.
Sometimes it’s easier to just let my brain go blank while I'm out walking the dog, but in the long run, that kind of thinking starts to feel pretty fuzzy.
Benjamin Newman3 said:The first meeting might feel a bit awkward, but who cares. You have to dive into the fire every once in a while if you want to get anything done.😁
And hey, listen, usually there’ll be about five or six of us—sometimes even nearly ten! Basically, someone might show up a tiny bit late, but at the end of the day, it’s all about showing up and wanting to hang out.👍
I’m sure we’ll find plenty to talk about. I really think you're going to feel right at home hanging out with the Psychic crowd.
Let's get this show on the road! Once we have a few more people chime in, we can start brainstorming new times and spots to meet up. Usually, we aim for once every couple of weeks, though sometimes we might even squeeze in a weekly meetup. Since we're heading into those warmer months, we're really trying to spend as much time outdoors as possible. So, expect plenty of ideas for outdoor hangouts coming your way soon!