We've got a decent amount of alcoholism in the family, to include my own battles. Some of which lingers to this day.
As my children are either fully inside of or are approaching prime drinking ages, I worry about them.
Be safe.
“alcoholism”; Apr 19, 2026.
Take 2; Day 89, Debbie downers.
Take 2; Day 179, No church in the wild.
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Take 2; Day 131, No we don't die, we just multiply, forever, and ever, and ever.
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Take 2; Day 51, I need an editor.
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We continue to inch towards closing a few different sets, and none are more prominent right now than the 1992 Courtside Draft Pix that's coming down to the final few cards.
I'm pretty sure I've got the last two cards I need to close this set lined up in another deal that should close this week.
Shouts to Matthew for helping me to get to the brink of a final closing deal.
Last weekend, I added a component that would store the snapshots of set collection completions stats in the backend, and standardizes what is display on the front.
<SetCollector set="1992-courtside-draft-pix" />Pass the set, combine it with the date of the chronicle and it'll pull and display that date's snapshot. I enjoy seeing the evolution of it, all of it.
Check out the timeline of my first example: 1992 Courtside Draft Pix.
Iterate.
Sent cards use the sent date; received cards use the received or archived completion date recorded for each trade.
We'll close the deals for today with my bestest pen pal, Art. He sent a note along with the deal and got nikkigirl a little bit teary eyed. Ok, a lotta bit teary eyed. She has big feelings, you see.
Art's been underselling this deal, saying it's a bit underwhelming, and I do not agree! Some highlights:
Really though, Art is a class act and he never disappoints.
As part of my deal aaarrt, he hooked me up with a few vin baker cards and I went to work reorganizing his section of my personal collection.
Well, well, well......look at this old divider I made more than two years ago. Two years ago feels like a lifetime ago. There's so much fun in my stack and because he's number six on my most basketball cards for any player list, it took awhile to get through his stack.
He's also the reason this chronicle is titled alcoholism. There a hell of a good story in there, an he's lived a hell of a life. Good on him.
Plus, he could hoop.
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