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Eaglex Appreciation Thread

Hello Eaglex

Thanks for writing to me

I hope you enjoy your weekend

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Good Wednesday evening, Araucaria! All is well with me. Hope all is well with you.
 
Hi Everyone!

I was at work yesterday and there was a clear pitcher with a brown-ish liquid inside. At first I was confused, then I realized 'its tea!'

Every time I say or hear that I remember this one day back in fourth grade, which I was always bringing my lunch from home with the same drink just in a different type of bottle(water/gatorade/soda). It never failed someone would always ask exactly like this, 'Ewwww what is that?'

Anyways trying to make this shorter I was tired of answering that question on this day so I just let out this long suffering sigh instead. Then I hear my fourth grade crush answer for me, 'its tea'.

My head snapped towards him so fast I swear I got whiplash, thinking 'wow he actually listens to me.' That just made me like him more, unfortunately he moved away before fourth grade was over and I have never seen him since except for on Facebook.
 
Good Monday afternoon, Eaglex! (*8*) :kiss:

I hope you enjoyed your holiday weekend.

Yeah, we all seem to have those bittersweet memories of our boyhood crushes. They never come to anything, but they hurt us when they go away, and we still feel the pain when we look back on them as adults decades later.
 
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