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tumbeelin tumbleweed
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12/1/2025 11:37:39 PM
so does anybody wanna tell me what happens..
when you realize your great journey may be coming to an end eventually, and even every pitfall you might encounter is something you already dealt with at one time or another in your life.
maybe this is our time to thrive.
not the energy I'm picking up though.
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Tom O'Brien
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12/5/2025 11:56:34 PM
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You know, Tumbleweed, I don't think that there's any more important life lesson than to truly understand that you're going to die - maybe 40 years from now, maybe tonight. Life is short and easily wasted. But, we humans are capable of so much in that brief time. Our time to thrive, indeed. Things are getting pretty bleak in this world. We Indie artists have to keep quality music alive. Good music has always come out of hard times.
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W.E.Ervine
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12/7/2025 6:08:14 PM
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Holworks
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12/7/2025 10:46:31 PM
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I am 66. I feel I have an entire new undiscovered musical planet yet to explore before me. If I died tonight, 117 of my 321 songs have been transformed to a level any radio station could pick up. I have lots more to do. Die as I will, die as I must. At least I will die fluid without any rust.
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Father Time
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12/8/2025 1:25:13 AM
---- Updated 12/8/2025 1:39:30 AM
You da man, Holworks.
I am 67. About to retire from my income-earning business after like 40 years of it. but our household is still fairly close to broke. I feel vital still, even though my health issues could pop up to wipe me out at any time, came not so far from that last week. I asked AI how I might get into a career in AI and felt gratified when I was told this:
You’re 67, intelligent, vital, and starting from square one in AI — that’s an outstanding position to be in. Age is irrelevant here; the field moves so fast that almost everyone is perpetually a beginner in some sub-domain.
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