#ballek

[ehalatp]

ajd j'ai annoncé officiellement au boulot que je partirai en octobre (pour faire de "l'itinerance" en direction de l'Allemagne du Nord-Est puis de l'Irlande). Ça m'a sur le coup un peu mis du plomb dans l'aile (pcq les collègues ne le sachant pas était peu joyeux de la nouvelle) mais là j'suis trop content de l'avoir fait et le plomb et grave parti et a embarqué un sacré poids avec lui.

[utopiaandpessimism]

Genre ??????????? etre a l'heure pitié ................

je sais que c'est juste une partie de jeu vidéo mais pitié quand on dit une heure c'est l'heure ? je finis toujours par attendre comme une conne parce que tlm s'en ballek de moi ou je suis la seule personne qui porte assez d'interet aux choses pour etre a l'heure

comme d'hab donner de son temps aux gens n'a aucun putain d'interet

[johnbordel]

Chacun voit midi selon sa pendule

[444names]

warhammer dark and high elves names + atomic/subatomic particles + periodic elements + spanish forenames

Abidesulal Abium Abrada Absaxenion Adild Adisaba Adrano Aedhia Aeraka Aerra Aetarystelon Aetiandilia Aetikarcio Aewhythen Albernh Algrakar Alialeon Alindre Almianca Almuon Alucion Aluido Aluinar Amaguarta Amdir Ameia Amirton Amparran Ampau Amricam Amris Anahulmarton Anaimon Andium Andrayth Andrium Anicor Aniel Anium Anolakon Antina Antironus Anyuron Aramar Arcia Artalen Artinquel Asarl Asprora Aspuroremair Astethairon Audei Avitolawren Avitona Axeshion Aximo Axina Axindridami Balan Balarhaitamp Balia Ballek Barcobichro Barizequerna Behektrieren Beniarium Berellorac Borelenium Botonan Bruston Brutraton Caesamaeda Cagno Canaf Caramina Carilin Carogendo Carsh Cassh Cathana Catoristamon Cayza Celonarna Cenya Chnestrium Chramijn Chyndium Chyrion Cioncaerk Cobocireito Colfonshiren Corah Crino Crosebonita Crual Cyterquisia Cyttandin Dalano Damiandreon Darandrinia Dardorvest Darin Darkerto Daydek Derba Desteo Dinaruilorno Dindilin Diotium Drina Duarcia Echyon Edamy Edorut Eframagda Einesph El-nes Elanoriumon Elayanium Eledium Elermon Elernarier Eliam Ellalechal Ellum Emire Emium Enadebarta Endon Eptunneon Eristo Ernetina Espeda Eston Eurylla Excithene Ezelavo Fabichas Fabida Fablor Fayagugelia Fechtefabida Fecirodo Fectinoemirn Fedanto Felan Felinen Fellayoron Feodydhium Fermodilia Fernanza Ferodolsh Fhionaro Fhistato Ficio Fideshus Finad Flaildste Florinahunar Fluorilbel Frakardamp Frataur Frathosh Fraveletium Fredgalt Frineth Friscunnenn Frosefabsa Fulas Fulion Fulma Fydrielium Gainsuna Galriarkeles Gelida Gemelium Gemin Gencelacia Genluon Genyagno Genyur Gequelasanc Gielgrane Gimzilna Gluolidilana Graurdrei Gueletrimein Gwenkavium Gylrens Haltacun Hania Hanium Hasitoldstan Hasmirsilia Haxioncita Hekholkarodo Hemirch Hermild Herona Hiodrintina Hionayadio Histechison Hulaydrerina Hulberon Hydron Hyorgyl Hyptonas Icachalres Iggstiggst Ilakaundoure Ilveline Imuro Inarisa Ineutreniel Ionus Irenessa Isabecium Isefar Isimelizela Istartonucia Itebatitza Ivadromar Jaceta Jachee Jacireno Jacurla Jadilvarick Jaiss Jascal Javath Javio Joaquelor Jolfo Juangen Juaranton Juaria Juarosamei Juarto Juliangena Julmasalla Justilbel Kanahia Kavitran Keydrel Kirido Kjeda Korian Korth Krosh Kuria Kyricara Lacunitia Laira Laulao Lavelita Lechaly Leecto Lejac Lendhio Linari Linshante Listelin Lixto Lomigul Lorhon Lorielienium Lucla Lucle Luelia Luolas Luthoaquiss Luzuar Magera Magolrin Malialinien Malresok Manweno Manyon Marcuon Markerk Marna Marno Maron Martam Marteron Mashinar Mathark Maximp Menebor Merandia Mertanuelon Merthi Metan Migolweylfur Milnis Minashia Mitotin Mledmill Modymillingo Moraviron Moricia Mundrion Mureon Murlomig Muryptunium Muthianichyn Myria Nanus Narium Natomiren Nelandolmium Nenkarina Nertun'kan Netheda Neutra Neutrin Nichte Nictra Nisilladmium Nonifora Nonium Ofectrienyon Oliel Olorallundor Oredei Orhon Oserzhiola Paquan Paquanzo Pascua Pazussan Penajircio Phium Phodorino Plarta Plawrero Pluilo Polismueth Posokorna Posper Pototh Prakaravium Preghedomern Puryl Racio Rahinadal Raireada Raitarian Ramonan Randilio Raqua Rathion Ravas Ravegmium Redilber Reona Reonshino Reshalmue Resium Reskyrmirgh Rethullium Rhexaria Ringara Robela Ronium Rothypen-ban Ruanagus Rubaretan Ruientin Ruthascunna Sammir Sanluna Santa Scalon Sebareno Sefadis Selaulrieth Selgo Selosph Senianeon Seofilon Sercon Sildalina Sinoel Slanne Sledoran Sneutria Sodolech Sodomaxime Sodysh Sonuria Soress Soton Strana Striz Tactine Tahan Talia Taqui Tarisleana Taulmirnia Tefaea Telectium Teodrith Tetto Thelan Theuria Thire Trienanyalia Urelvidilao Urium Vadisabigui Valomirspro Valuinn Vandal Varbos Velecuneugon Velenzamorna Venadios Vesero Vesidah Vestomel Vidantsegin Vitan Vitarium Walandion Wenius Wessalla Wesuneutriz Weyarraudes Wimenion Winium Yavelia Yethaugo Yetome Yrina Yrinon Yrton Ytethig Yttrogeritor Zillenium Zilorin Zorebalisto Zorger

[unesaezienneperdue]

Je suis perdue, je me dis qu’il est froid par message mais c’est normal son père est à l’hôpital donc il est pas forcément bien...

Mais j’ai l’impression qu’il m’aime pas tant que ça, j’ai l’impression c’est que moi qui fait la conversation, qu’il essaye pas de me dire des trucs alors j’ai envie de lui mettre des vues de le faire réagir pis je repense que j’ai pas à être égoïste et qu’il passe une phase difficile donc je me ravise, j’ai l’impression qu’il s’en fout d’un côté et qu’il s’en fout pas de l’autre (je sais pas ) du coup je n’ose pas m’énerver et dire ce que je pense, car j’ai pas envie que ça le mette mal. (Alors que ça se trouve il s’en ballek ) Je peux pas me permettre de dire des choses vu ce qu’il endure en ce moment. En ce moment, tous les soirs, il joue avec ses potes au lieu de me parler... je le prends mal mais je me dis non c’est normal laisse le vivre il a droit quand même, mais je sais pas. Des fois, je me dis est ce qu’on a les mêmes envies ? Les mêmes délires et façon de penser ? Est ce qu’on a vraiment des choses à se dire? Je remets tout en question. J’en ai marre et lui je sais même pas si il remarque quelque chose. On s est vu aujourd’hui et tout c’est très bien passé, je ne ressens aucun changement... mais bref dès que c’est par message c’est plus la même j’ai des doutes.

[traveling-couch-potato]

Belgium Day 1

The morning was simultaneously rough and smooth at the same time. I only got about 30 minutes of sleep the night before so I was running on fumes but I somehow made my way to St Pancras International for my morning train into Brussels.

St Pancras is so peaceful in the early morning. It’s almost surreal.

I manage through the train ride, into the city, checked into my hostel at Brxxl 5 City Centre Hostel, and was ready to ACTUALLY start my Brussels exploration day. Stop #1 is the famous: Manneken Pis.

I’m not winking. I’m just so tired that opening my eyes all the way would put me into an awakeness level that I just wanted ready for.

Along my tourist route for the day, I made sure to nestle in a mini walking tour of several chocolate shops since I wouldn’t have time for a proper guided chocolate tour of my own. Stop #1 was Rudolf Braun where I picked up a bar of Dark Orange & Almonds chocolate. From there I headed over to Stop #2 of my mini chocolate tour: Choco-story, a chocolate museum. The museum is quite small and really peaceful since it was just a random Monday. They provide a self-guided walking tour that gives you some information on cacao, the history of chocolate making, etc. For such a small museum I really enjoyed it. It only took about an hour and it had some really interesting information and they incorporated some samplings and even some live demonstrations toward the end of the museum route.

My favorite part of the Chocostory tour was definitely the live demonstrations at the end when a chocolate master demonstrated the process and gave us some fresh made Hazelnut w/ Speculoos Pralines and Coffee Pralines.

Right nearby the museum was Stop #3 of my self-designed chocolate tour: Planete Chocolate. Picked up a few goodies there and then went to my first non chocolate food stop of the day: Maison Dandoy where I got to try a fluffy and delicate Brussels-Style Waffle along with their world famous Speculoos.

Love watching batch after batch of waffles getting churned out in this tiny shop.

My next Brussels stop was the Grand Palace/Grote Markt. This is a small square and you can easily see the whole thing from the center but it is so ornate, you can’t help but be lost in it for a while.

It was still pretty early on in the day but tourists were already beginning to pool here. A lot of the businesses weren’t open yet but the gorgeous buildings themselves are still worth a visit.

Just a few feet away from the Grand Palace was chocolate Stop #4: Chocolaterie Mary which is apparently one of King Philippe of Belgium’s favorite chocolatiers. I had to pick up one of the queen’s favorite chocolates too which was the sea salt caramel w/ pecan. Absolutely delicious! Though at this point I was feeling quite sugared out so I decided to stop for lunch at Ballekes, a small meatball shop just outside the central square. 

Pork and beef meatball w/ Lapin Sauce (onion, raisin, beer) w/ a side of Belgium Fries (and a heeping helping of mayo of course).

After lunch I walked up towards the Mont de Arts. It’s a gorgeous hill overlooking the city with a lovely garden. There were some sling chairs set up and I decided this would be an appropriate spot for a short nap.

A comfy spot for a little afternoon nap before I continue with my day.

After a few minutes of shut eye I continued my journey towards the Palais de Bruxelles. Unfortunately they were closed so this was just a quick pass by.

Exterior of the Palais de Bruxelles

Finally finishing up the last leg of my tour, I passed through the Parc de Pruxelles for a zen afternoon stroll before stopping by the St. Michael and St. Gudual Cathedral and eventually towards the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert.

The glazed ceilings of the shopping arcade are absolutely mesmerizing.

From the gallery I made my final two chocolate stops: Stop #5 at Neuhaus Chocolates and Stop #6 at Leonidas. And with that. I ended my very chocolate (and sugar) filled day.

Some of these were a snack for later but you bet I ate way more sugar in one day than I should have.

I was exhausted and headed back into my hostel. After some time relaxing, I made a new friend named Lukas and we decided to grab dinner together. We wandered the streets and eventually decided on a spot called Brasserie de la Bourse for dinner.

Had to get me a piping plate of Flemish Stew and of course more Belgium Fries.

To end the night, Lukas and I head over to the Delirium Cafe for a drink. The beer hall is absolutely massive. Apparently this was a slow night according to Lukas but even then we had to fight some crowds just to get a drink. But they really have such a stellar selection of brews on tap that it’s worth the hassle.

Just a small peak at what the bar setup at Delirium looks like.

The night ends, not too unreasonably late, back at the hostel where Lukas and I share a couple bottled beers before I head to bed. All in all, not a bad day for 30 minutes of sleep.

[fernscollective]

A 2-day itinerary for Brussels 01.03.2020

With Brussels being in the centre of Europe, and so well connected, it is easily reachable. For me, this meant a 2hr Eurostar journey from St. Pancras, London. Upon arrival in Brussels, you are met with a typical ‘grungy’-urban, suburb district. The station is so close to the main town square, about a 25min walk, depending on how many photos you like to take, down Avenue de Stalingrad through Stalingrad district. This has a big Moroccan and Turkish influence which is really interesting and shows how culturally diverse Brussels is.  

    1. Take a free walking tour. These need to be pre-booked but I cannot recommend them enough. The volunteers have such a passion for the city; hence they offer their time. Their knowledge is second to none. Ours was booked for 11 and lasted until 1:30. I recommend tipping (5-10).

    2. After this, you will most likely to be very hungry, and, depending on the time of year, also freezing. Head to Sainte-Catherine and eat in Ballekes. This urban café serves wholesome, food, with a big focus on traditional cuisine. There are vegan and vegetarian options also. I highly recommend the vegan meatballs with tomato sauce and sprouts!! My sister loved her beef meatballs, with cheese sauce. This area is very local and has a radiating, happy vibe, where lots is happening.

    3. Next, head to the Melting Pot, a vintage clothes lovers dream. It is about a 2-minute walk away and definitely worth the visit. If you are conscious about the fast fashion industry, this is a great shop! The price is 15 euros per kilo. They had a huge array of jackets in particular. The shop was extremely organised and clean. 

    4. Now head to the European quarter, this is one of the longer walks but there is no point taking transport. By walking, you get to see so much of the city which you would miss otherwise. You go through the Grand Palais, up and through Mont des Arts, past the Place Royale Bruxelles in Koningsplein square and through Parc de Bruxelles. From the top of the park, head straight down Rue Belliard and you will be right in the European quarter. The transition to modernist architecture is fascinating, and the whole district feels both very formal and energetic.  Today, head to the House of European History. Check before if there are any temporary exhibitions on and, if there are, allow more time. We went to the exhibition on youth movements during the 20th century which was incredible! The permanent exhibitions focus on the Cold War primarily, but also key events from science to the arts, that marked the 20th century. 

       5. We now headed to check into our Airbnb, located perfectly in Ixelles. I really couldn’t recommend this Airbnb for two enough if want to be right in the heart of a very local area. It gave us both a different perspective of the city, something we would have missed staying in the tourist traps in the old town area. 

    6. In the early evening, head into the local district of Flagey. There are numerous independent restaurants but what we found was a hidden gem and I cannot recommend it enough! It was called Takumi, they serve fresh, delicious Japanese cuisine. We tried edamame, gyoza, ramen and the chicken salad and everything was exceptional. Oh, and the home-made iced tea was to die for! The staff were so so lovely and friendly, which really made our meal. The restaurant is tiny, so potentially book if you are a bigger group, but they do not make you feel at all rushed. What’s more, the interior is insanely funky, with red neon lights, Japanese text and posters, so much thought had been given to every minute detail. It really was a perfect meal.  

    7. As a British person, it is easy to forget that most European cities are pretty sleepy on a Sunday morning. Brussels is no exception. Don’t be fooled by opening hours online, we tried to go into two cafes for breakfast which were both closed! Luckily, we found Fika. A chic, independent café. The coffee was delicious, and the brioche bread melted in our mouths. We were the only ‘tourists’ inside, and the vibe was very local. 

8. From here, this is a great location to visit the Parliamentarian. This is such an informative exhibition, we both learnt so much about defining events of the 20th century and how the EU became the institution it is today. Both the Parliamentarian and European House are completely free, including the lockers and an exceptionally good audio guide is provided! Highly recommend. Also, don’t forget to go into the free photo-booth! 

    9. From here, it is only time to get a waffle. Our tour guide told us there are two types. The smaller, sweeter version (what most people think of) with many toppings being the Liège waffle and the traditional one which is longer. The traditional one is delicious on its own – which is what I tried. Our guide told us that the prices do not vary around the city, and pretty much everywhere has a similar standard. Due to the cold, we opted for Gaufre De Bruxelles, which, right in the middle of the Old Town was a bit a tourist trap, but they were delicious, and the smell wafted around the restaurant!

    10. Can a visit to Brussels be complete without trying Belgian chocolate? Absolutely not! Head to Chocomuseum, a brilliantly interactive museum which tells the full history of chocolate, from its Inca origins to the industry in Brussels. Oh… and every half hour there’s a demonstration on how to make pralines… tasting recommended!!

    11. For your last few hours in a city I think it’s really important to leave them free. Spend this time visiting anywhere you hadn’t already, or re-vising your favourite spots. Its these independent times of exploration where you find your own jems. Every corner has a different mural, with another story to tell. But if you’re looking for a place to start, try the streets of Matonge. 

    12. I don’t think there is anything more wholesome than a picnic dinner. Just before we caught our Eurostar home, we popped into one of the Moroccan bakeries called Boulganrie Tazaghine in south Stalingrad (on the same street we took to reach the main square on the first day) to get some snacks for dinner. The owners were lovely, and even warmed up our food.

This really shows how much you can fit into 48hrs in Brussels. The city is small enough to be able to walk everywhere which is what is great, as you are seeing so many interesting sights as you get from A to B. If I were to go back, I would however check out the Musée Magritte and Tich café.

[annanyme]

"Moi, mon espace de rangement et mon sac" le nouveau livre de Anna Pallier, une préface de Abraham Moles . . . . . . . . #pinceau #pinceaux #cassé #broken #sacdecours #rangement #tordu #pasdechance #ballek #abrahammoles https://www.instagram.com/p/BqilyB3FDYj/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ctoyzk0a9qv4

[jpnwumahorobaprogam2019]

Day 1: Akihabara and Ueno Park

Voor onze eerste dag hier in Tokyo stonden o.a. Akihabara en Ueno park op het menu. We hebben ons hiervoor voor de eerste keer op de metro gewaagd, en dat ging opvallend vlot. We kregen weliswaar ook voor de eerste keer met het drukke Japanse werk- en schoolverkeer zoals de alom bekende サラリーマン (salarymen) en de schattige uniformen van de schoolgaande jeugd. 

Akihabara (ook wel Electric Town genoemd) verblufte ons met zijn omgang in gaming centra en anime stores. Winkels met enorm veel verdiepingen vol met arcades, mechandise en souvenirs. Wat ons ook meteen opviel, waren de duizenden draaimachines (‘om een balleke te draaien’); ze vulden de gevels van volledige straten en winkels. We hadden kennelijk de impact van entertainment en de cultuur van anime en manga onderschat. Ook waren er andere vormen van entertainment, zoals maid cafes en kattencafés. We hebben dan ook één van de kattencafés bezocht. Hele schattige, maar schuchtere beestjes :3.

Ueno park was een zeer fijne afwisseling na de drukke en luidruchtige voormiddag in Akihabara. Hoewel het park te midden van Tokyo ligt, is er geen last van het verkeer en geniet je van wat rust en de tempels zoals de Toshogu Shrine en de pagode. Ook zijn er verschillende musea daar zoals het Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum en Ueno Zoo. 

Een laatste wens voor de dag was de Sensoji Tempel. 

De tempel en de buurt eromheen waren prachtig en heel warm. Mensen verzamelden zich om en in de tempel om te bidden of om geluk te vragen en wensen. Ook wij hebben ons steentje bijgedragen. Ikzelf heb me hier ook uitgeleefd en heb mezelf een tradtionele yukata aangeschaft, met dank aan de enorm lieve dames die ons de uitleg over het dragen ervan hebben uitgelegd. Zij waren tevens grote fan van Brugge, tot groot genoege van Janna ;).

Onze eerste dag hier in Tokyo was een dag van geven en nemen. We werden voor de eerste keer geconfronteerd met de hypermoderne Japanse cultuur en merkten onze kleine foutjes op. Maar bovenal beleefden we een fantastische dag, en keken onze ogen uit op de verscheidene gezichten die Japan heeft; een enorme economie met een enorme vraag en aanbod, maar ook een warme, traditionele cultuur, in het teken van harmonie.

[reportwire]

Kids conquer the diamond | Health Beat

Kids conquer the diamond | Health Beat

Tuesday night was the annual Kids Can Conquer baseball game at Lake Michigan Credit Union West Michigan Whitecaps Ballpark. (Taylor Ballek | Spectrum Health Beat) Nearly a dozen patients from Spectrum Health Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital were appointed leadership positions for the night. (Taylor Ballek | Spectrum Health Beat) Taylor Zeinstra, 12, handled announcements at the game. (Taylor…

[bartbillen]

#knolselder met #ballekes #coronamemories https://www.instagram.com/p/CKKNLGTBlYW/?igshid=3ow14v9100nj

[444names]

"shape of you" lyrics poorly translated to swedish + despacito lyrics poorly translated to italian

Abian Abirmet Acciagnom Acciamt Aciami Aleti Allen Andandi Ansam Atimmigil Avaggion Avarlo Avvicore Avvistro Babbendo Babbirme Babia Babiato Babin Bakaren Balek Balità Ballek Ballo Balvare Balvarente Balvarle Bambidig Bamoli Barendopp Bareso Baresto Baret Batavviano Belvar Bensamt Bentaggian Bentaxi Boxen Boxeni Brada Bradando Bradartaxi Brare Brarjej Bäska Bästar Börarto Börjara Börsami Börstara Callensapà Cande Capoggio Caren Carta Celer Celto Cerik Chano Chelvare Chiar Chisti Chitmon Chito Chitta Cogliamo Colito Conedevedo Cordan Cordirmer Cordo Corento Coriti Cormaman Cosenta Cossedan Costa Costallo Costavvi Cungersalo Cuorma Dandano Dandgjore Dando Danommamio Dansi Dante Darespiù Darettare Dellt Derare Detticante Devett Devogli Devoglikså Didaresta Didopp Dimer Dimet Dimma Dimmag Dinte Dintordej Dirare Dirico Diridja Dirimentio Dirimminto Diritar Diritilj Dittar Drafero Drato Dratto Dridi Dritammare Ehiando Endon Enezza Entempojke Estrar Faccer Facia Fallio Fambiamma Famer Famiagg Famiamitt Famigendo Famio Famonve Fericolo Ferido Fintaxi Fintita Finto Firime Fondo Fonomma Forier Fotogno Frenta Freso Fyllakså Fyllasci Fylliti Fyllito Fyllo Fyllt Förare Förataxi Förja Förjar Förjaren Förjejt Försallo Gritmo Gritto Guantill Guaremoss Görjagno Görje Görjejt Handa Handag Hando Hansi Hanska Hiagnette Histäckan Hjärlerca Huraditi Hurarstai Hurlasci Hurrafer Hurrare Inabbt Insiedandi Insig Intararar Intare Intersati Jaggi Jarlo Junge Junitter Kandet Kando Klukero Kluktagg Kluktalero Kluktall Komentarta Kommagio Kommalvar Kommi Konezzon Konsieme Krovo Kväll'abbt Kväska Kysse Kyssei Kyssurrare Kyssussono Kärlerm Kärlo Kärta Kärtar Labbensali Labirm Laksägg Lakså Lasser Lensami Lezzlek Likså Litti Litto Läggion Långa Långe Långersai Maggi Magno Magnom Malcuo Mallet Mamaggill Mando Mansata Mansiedo Mentare Merar Mermer Miatta Midirico Midjar Miedo Minto Mitil Mitimmi Mitmo Moliamorm Moliksoli Molli Monet Morimedo Mostry Mycka Nello Nezzlek Nezzono Nomman Nytti Någono Någonto Någoto Occiamt Ockerm Ocogri Ogliksolo Ognomedopp Ogrartai Ogricketa Ogrinano Omeri Ordettag Papentaret Paperovo Papezza Parecci Paren Parensiei Parenza Parsato Pasci Passom Pelasciag Pelvareta Pendet Pensi Pensienta Perichai Peropo Pezza Pezzlezza Piamolo Pirar Pirici Piridi Pocar Pogne Pojket Porpoi Pradare Prafer Pramerova Prare Praresto Prarjejt Prarlakare Prarlo Prati Prefer Prendandon Prenta Propo Propp Provando Provogli Provogradi Puzza Puzzon Quand Quela Quell Quelle Quelt Quelvare Quelvaret Quesolo Quess Questi Radio Rafer Refer Rempo' Restar Retai Richi Richisto Riciamma Rinskare Ritaxi Salcun Sallaby Sallar Samore Sapellek Sapojker Sedelt Sentero Sercano Sguando Sguar Siedo Sjuke Skansi Skare Skebocorm Skebordio Slubbendet Slubbt Slutaxi Sollaka Sonver Spapà Spare Spened Spiansiei Spognezza Staggio Staremer Starta Storti Strar Strato Stridi Striksom Stritalo Strycketi Stäcke Stäcker Stäcksäta Ställ Supptäcke Suradando Surar Surarett Surrarti Sussu Sussurlo Säggio Säteretta Sätti Sötaler Sötamo Sötare Tarlo Tersti Thela Tillen Tionter Tjejt Trafere Trata Tryckando Tuordel Tuttiag Ungsa Unitarlo Unitt Uniziag Upperemo Upperet Urlakarde Vaggio Varen Varetti Varto Veckere Veckso Vedevo Vedon Vedonsige Vensi Vento Vetti Viami Viammando Viammil Viare Vichio Vicolo Vidigio Vidigår Viera Vieradigi Villa Villo Vistälska Vocchienti Vogli Vällaby Vännedevo Väske Västi Yehio Zonti Älskando Ärtalcuoi Övento

[unesaezienneperdue]

Pourquoi j’ai fait que de rêver de lui cette nuit ? Et comme par hasard je me rappelle de tout.

Manon il s’en ballek de toi qu’est ce que tu comprends pas ?

Et en plus c’est pas un mec bien. Alors pourquoi je fais une fixette sur lui...

[michellelinkous]

Don’t forget your flu shot

It’s that time again to get the annual dose of protection from the flu. (Taylor Ballek | Spectrum Health Beat)

Remember the flu?

It still exists.

And you still should get an influenza vaccine this season.

“The flu has not gone away,” said Russell Lampen, DO, division chief for infectious disease for Spectrum Health. “And like all viruses, it is still looking for susceptible individuals to infect.”

The COVID-19 pandemic, of course, has hogged the virus spotlight for a year and a half.

And last year, influenza numbers fell to remarkably low levels.

But don’t let that lull you into a sense of complacency about the danger posed by flu viruses.

“The lack of influenza last winter was sort of a pleasant surprise and byproduct of widespread masking, social distancing and, likely, increases in remote learning,” Dr. Lampen said.

“As we come into a new fall season and a new winter season where masking is less prevalent and where kids are going to be back in person in school, my concern is that we are going to have increasing rates of influenza again.”

Most people recover from an influenza infection at home. But it can cause severe illness, requiring hospitalization.

“It’s important to remember that people die of influenza every year,” Dr. Lampen said. “On average, we will see 25,000 to 35,000 deaths per year (in the U.S.) from influenza.”

Similar symptoms

Every year, it’s important to get the flu vaccine and prevent influenza illnesses. But this year, it matters more than ever.

“Our health systems are completely overburdened right now,” Dr. Lampen said. “Some of this is related to COVID-19. Some of it’s related to just general health care right now.

“But the hospitals are full. We need to do everything we can do to keep people healthy and out of the hospital.”

The flu and COVID-19 share many symptoms, such as coughing, runny nose, headache, body aches and fever.

Preventing the flu could reduce the likelihood you would have to potentially self-isolate while seeking COVID-19 testing, Dr. Lampen said.

Each year, federal health agencies adjust the flu vaccine to better match the influenza virus strains expected to circulate in the U.S.

Even if the vaccine is not a perfect match, it still can be helpful, doctors say.

Those who get the vaccine—and later come down with the flu—tend to have less severe illness and recover more quickly.

Some people worry the flu vaccine could cause a flu illness. But that is not the case, said Rosemary Olivero, MD, a pediatric infectious disease specialist with Spectrum Health Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital.

People may experience short-term side effects after a vaccination—such as a sore arm or fatigue. But that is just a sign of the immune system gearing up to fight the virus.

“It’s normal and expected—and it’s way better than getting the flu,” Dr. Olivero said.

Don’t forget your flu shot published first on https://smartdrinkingweb.tumblr.com/

[coachsander]

En dat de bediening bij het afruimen vraagt “Waren de ballekes lekker?”… ☺️🤣 PS: Heb jij al genoten vandaag? Nee? ‘k Raad je aan om er snel mee te gaan beginnen… 😁 #myview #zomerrust #zomerrust19 #bier #Cornet #prosecco #bitterballen #fiets #fietsen #fietseninBrabant #Brabant met #P op’t terras in #Nuenen met uitzicht op’t Park… 😁 . . . #rest #summer #summerrest #summertime #summertimefun #summerday #summer21 #cycling #cyclingshots #bitterballs #bitterballsrock https://instagr.am/p/CS9f-ZCjbem/

[sopatdclk]

La ville de Lyon, on en parle tellement elle est merdique ?

Sérieux j'ai jamais vu autant de bourges réunis au même endroit mais genre vraiment du chic m'a tu vue qui met mal à l'aise puis juste changer de rue et atterrir dans un quartier dégueulasse.

D'habitude avec ma cousine on s'en ballek on arrive dans un nouveau lieu, on se met directement à l'aise mais là, on sentait vraiment le décalage, comme si on avait vraiment rien à faire ici. HORRIBLE.