#ribbon cutting

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Ribbon Cutting for Cultivate Coworking & Connell Law

Congratulations to Cultivate Coworking & Connell Law for their ribbon cutting celebration on Thursday, September 19th at 4pm.  Cultivate Coworking & Connell Law is located at 107 West Lytle Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37130.  Cultivate Coworking can be contacted at 615-203-6084 and Connell Law at 629-777-6222.  

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🍽️ Post 1917 Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening Party

Post 1917 Hosts Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening Party on Newly Opened Patio on Tuesday, June 4 Post 1917 a steakhouse that integrates classic steakhouse with contemporary flair, is officially open and it’s time to celebrate. Chef Jason Carron and the Post 1917 team will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony with the Reading-North Reading Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, June 4. Following the…

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Vibrant Coffeehouse and Kitchen in the East Village on your ribbon cutting!

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A quick comic I made on my phone

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I forgot I never posted her! falsie!!

also her and my project sekai wondershow hatsune miku figurine

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Ghost Of A Titan

This is a DPxPJO story idea I’ve been playing around with, I will eventually turn this into an actual fic but until then feel free to continue yourselves!

Anyway. I love me some ghost!dad Clockwork and I thought it would result in some very interesting in dynamics the PJO universe, so go crazy with it! ;)

You can’t just kill Time itself, cut it into tiny bits and cast the remains into Tartarus and not expect that to backfire spectacularly.

So when the Olympian Gods had to do just that, there was two paths for what would happen next:

Option one, with the killing of Time, time itself would stop existing. Which was never anybody’s favourite idea, since that meant that everything else would also become Stopped.

And then there was option two, upon Time’s death and during the fracturing of its soul, Time could refuse to let go. Could refuse so strongly that while the rest of Time lay dead and scattered in the underworld, part of Time’s soul would break away to form a ghost, one of ancient power and with the singleminded goal of keeping the timelines flowing as they should.

Fortunately, Time went with the second option.

The Olympians, forced to yield to this compromise least even they would Stop, allowed Clockwork to exist but enforced harsh restrictions on the new Ghost of Time. Unable to leave his lair in the Infinite Realms, Clockwork was only allowed to watch, to exist, so time may flow as it was meant to and nothing else.

And to guarantee that this was enforced Zeus, in all his infinite wisdom, created the imbecilic Observants to quite literally “keep an eye on him”.

If they weren’t so obnoxious, Clockwork might have found some humour in that. Instead, his new overseers continuous ignorance of what was actually required to keep the timelines flowing made his own job increasingly difficult and frustrating. But for the sake of the timelines, Clockwork made do with what he had, he stayed in his tower, he didn’t interfere with mortals and he only watch to ensure the timelines safety.

But inevitably, timeline threatening events began to happen in the mortal realms and he was still not allowed to interfere, so Clockwork had to get creative about getting other ghosts who stumbled on his lair to fix it for him, without either the gods or their obnoxious little spies noticing.

However you would be surprised how often these sort of events arose and while the Gods were free to meddle how they pleased (and had heroes and demi-gods to meddle on their behalf where they were forbidden) Clockwork was not allowed to even talk to those that didn’t find his lair themselves and choose to enter. Which was making it incredibly difficult to fix these catastrophic incidents.

Clockwork endured this for eons, for time is both different in the Infinite Realms and different for Clockwork himself. He likes to consider himself slow to anger but even he was getting frustrated.

He was also very lonely.

The observants, the wretched things, were constantly looming over his shoulder and, even worse, trying to throw their weight around outside his tower and doing their own meddling in the greater Infinite Realms itself.

Clockwork was definitely reaching his limit, he was-

… he was witnessing a very interesting anomaly.

The creation of a Half-Ghost, the first of its kind. In any stream or realm.

So Clockwork watches with great interest as Plasmius was forged. Watches as a portal was ripped open with Vladimir Masters on the mortal side and a nameless blob ghost on the otherside, the blob ghost was ripped to shreds immediately and forced to bond with Master’s body and soul, stopping the same thing from happing to Vladimir. The resulting creation was crude, haphazard and deeply unstable at first… But it did work.

It worked and the cogs in Clockwork’s mind and core began turning rapidly.

He could see that with a stronger ghost on the otherside, strong enough to not be obliterated and even able to guide the process of the Forging…. He could see exactly where every misshapen mistake could be turned into a symbiotic artwork, how life and death could be balanced on a knifes edge to create a being that could effortlessly walk both worlds.

How he could have the one thing he thought he’d never have since his own making: something that was a part of him, but free from the restrictions he suffered. Someone to share existence with, a Child!

Clockwork was not what the Titan of Time had been, he had never had the opportunity to create anything that could even be remotely similar to a familiar bond. The Ghost of Time wanted that nearly more then his own Obsession.

And when he saw there would be another, a boy, who would go through the same process but would be obliterated because there was no ghost on the otherside to power the Forging.

He couldn’t resist.

Clockwork didn’t need to be able see into all of time to know he wouldn’t be able to keep this a secret for very long. But if he was oh so careful, there was a small chance that the boy, Daniel, would have enough time to develop and maybe survive the Godly fallout that would follow Clockwork’s actions.

There was an even slimmer chance that Daniel would thrive and be happy. Be grateful that Clockwork saved him.

There were a lot of other, much worse, chances however. Filled with so much pain and suffering and death.

But still the Ghost of Time couldn’t resist that slim chance of happiness. Drawn like a moth to a flame, Clockwork slipped from his tower and slid through time and space to arrive, just in time, to be that oh so necessary ghost on the otherside of his new son’s Forging.

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every time I think of swiftli I picture that specific Oz/Zoe image

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✟～🐺 by W18

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tired of feeling like this...

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Ribbon Cutting for PayMore Murfreesboro

Congratulations to PayMore – Buy, Sell & Trade Electronics for their ribbon cutting celebration on Friday, September 6th at 2:30pm. PayMore Murfreesboro is located at 2812 Old Fort Parkway, Suite J, Murfreesboro, TN 37128 and can be contacted at 615-603-7558.

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🥟 delSur Empanadas Ribbon Cutting Photos

On Friday, the Reading-North Reading Chamber of Commerce held their ribbon cutting ceremony for delSur Empanadas located at 489 Main Street. Sebastian Corbat and his wife Angelica co-founded delSur back in 2014 and moved into their Reading location back in July. The event was attended by friends and relatives of the Corbat family, Reading Select Board members, local business owners, the Chamber…

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I'm beyond heartbroken to hear the news but incredibly relieved to know that Sam is doing okay and that he's well on the road on his recovery from cancer

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RNR Tire Express

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ORIN THE RED ▶ Baldur's Gate 3 (2023)