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Re: More on masks

 

Mary,
I have pretty much decided that I am going to do a variation of what I'm doing for a long time. I will go to small gatherings but will wear a mask and change clothes when I come back. I am going to avoid restaurants, and bigger meetings. It isn't that hard for me as we don't eat out a lot. But I do go to a lot of meetings with 20-ish people and I'm not going to go to those.

On Sat, May 9, 2020 at 10:59 AM mary_007usa via <sewgood5=[email protected]> wrote:
I will never be done.? Every time I think I'm finished, I discover someone else in my life who desperately needs a pair of masks.? I was so happy to be finished that I started some clothing and a new apron.?

Then I was texting our beloved mail carrier about running down a mislaid package.? All of our mail is being shipped from Raleigh to Southport, so one of our deliveries got mislaid in the shuffle. ? I explained that the mislaid package was not expensive, but was a part for my sewing machine and I had been making masks. He told me that he only has one flimsy, pleated papery commercial mask.? Well, I knew I had to make him two.? I don't mind doing that at all; he is a gem, but I did think I was finished with masks for awhile.

Meanwhile,? our little tourist town is going to "open up"? this weekend, even though our Mayor is an Emergency Room Physician.? When I watched his announcement, I got pretty hot under the collar.? The substance of what he said means that everything will be open: shops, restaurants, parks, everything.? The worst of it is that he never says, "As a Physician, I urge you to wear a mask to protect yourself and your fellow citizens.? It is the right thing to do."

So I've had a little anxiety attack this morning, but had two cups of coffee, so I think the caffeine has powered me through it for now.

Mary.



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Jaya
Re: More on masks

 

I will never be done.? Every time I think I'm finished, I discover someone else in my life who desperately needs a pair of masks.? I was so happy to be finished that I started some clothing and a new apron.?

Then I was texting our beloved mail carrier about running down a mislaid package.? All of our mail is being shipped from Raleigh to Southport, so one of our deliveries got mislaid in the shuffle. ? I explained that the mislaid package was not expensive, but was a part for my sewing machine and I had been making masks. He told me that he only has one flimsy, pleated papery commercial mask.? Well, I knew I had to make him two.? I don't mind doing that at all; he is a gem, but I did think I was finished with masks for awhile.

Meanwhile,? our little tourist town is going to "open up"? this weekend, even though our Mayor is an Emergency Room Physician.? When I watched his announcement, I got pretty hot under the collar.? The substance of what he said means that everything will be open: shops, restaurants, parks, everything.? The worst of it is that he never says, "As a Physician, I urge you to wear a mask to protect yourself and your fellow citizens.? It is the right thing to do."

So I've had a little anxiety attack this morning, but had two cups of coffee, so I think the caffeine has powered me through it for now.

Mary.
Re: More on masks

 

That was an excellent idea, Jenny.
A friend stopped by to drop off my RH loom that she had borrowed for a class. She sews a lot and has a huge fabric stash and offered me a bunch of fabric to sew more masks and I refused. She enjoys it. I don't. So I will refer people to her.?

She did bring me a bottle of her husband's maple syrup as a thank you present. That is so precious. I know they have a small stand of maples that they tap and I've heard of the work involved in making small batches of maple syrup when you don't have all the equipment - and a sugaring shack on the premises. The wallpaper has been steamed off the walls in their kitchen! So it is a lovely gift.?

On Sat, May 9, 2020 at 9:05 AM Jenny Swanson <jenny@...> wrote:

Well done you.

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Our local bookstore rang me and asked if I would make them some masks to sell in the shop. I said no, but I did suggest a very good sewist who is indoors probably until Xmas and might like the task.

?

Jenny

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jaya Srikrishnan
Sent: 09 May 2020 14:03
To: yarnmongers <[email protected]>
Subject: [yarnmongers] More on masks

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I dyed 6 masks last night after dinner. So far so good. The water rinsed clear and there are no colored drips on the rag I put under them to dry.?

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I think they look weird because you can see the flowers overdyed with blue - the green leaves are sort of a lime color but not bright. The blue flowers are sort of purple - again you have to look closely at the fabric to tell. But they are blue from a distance.?

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Once i get my next shipment of elastic, I am done with this,.

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Today i am going to mark, stabilize (sew) and cut my hemp top out and baste the seams so I can try on for adjustment.

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Jaya



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Jaya
Re: More on masks

 

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Well done you.

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Our local bookstore rang me and asked if I would make them some masks to sell in the shop. I said no, but I did suggest a very good sewist who is indoors probably until Xmas and might like the task.

?

Jenny

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jaya Srikrishnan
Sent: 09 May 2020 14:03
To: yarnmongers <[email protected]>
Subject: [yarnmongers] More on masks

?

I dyed 6 masks last night after dinner. So far so good. The water rinsed clear and there are no colored drips on the rag I put under them to dry.?

?

I think they look weird because you can see the flowers overdyed with blue - the green leaves are sort of a lime color but not bright. The blue flowers are sort of purple - again you have to look closely at the fabric to tell. But they are blue from a distance.?

?

Once i get my next shipment of elastic, I am done with this,.

?

Today i am going to mark, stabilize (sew) and cut my hemp top out and baste the seams so I can try on for adjustment.

?

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Jaya
More on masks

 

I dyed 6 masks last night after dinner. So far so good. The water rinsed clear and there are no colored drips on the rag I put under them to dry.?

I think they look weird because you can see the flowers overdyed with blue - the green leaves are sort of a lime color but not bright. The blue flowers are sort of purple - again you have to look closely at the fabric to tell. But they are blue from a distance.?

Once i get my next shipment of elastic, I am done with this,.

Today i am going to mark, stabilize (sew) and cut my hemp top out and baste the seams so I can try on for adjustment.

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Jaya
5-minute Filti facemask

 

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For those of you who have lots of Filti left. ?


Connie
Re: Strange Experience on io and Bread Flour

 

OK. I deleted the approval request
Jaya

On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 11:54 AM mary_007usa via <sewgood5=[email protected]> wrote:
No, I don't think so.? That gmail address is laden with junk and I'm too lazy to clean it up.? At least I stay on top of the aol address.

Thank you, though,

Mary.



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Jaya
Re: Strange Experience on io and Bread Flour

 

No, I don't think so.? That gmail address is laden with junk and I'm too lazy to clean it up.? At least I stay on top of the aol address.

Thank you, though,

Mary.
Re: Spring walks

 

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I have so many email accounts! I am attached this one as I¡¯ve had it for as long as there¡¯s been an internet- ?but my inbox overflows with junk. I copy everything to a gmail account too - but if it doesn¡¯t come through mainspring it doesn¡¯t get there. One of these days I¡¯ll jettison it.

We¡¯re - OK. Financially, just fine. Daughter is home, and will be finishing her last paper today. Her internship is going to be remote for at least the first month. We don¡¯t know if she¡¯s going back in the fall or not - if they move to remote teaching, she will probably take a gap semester or year as it¡¯s just not worth the money for a subpar education without the college experience (and she¡¯s going to a very elite, very expensive school).

How are your girls doing? I have told the cautionary tale of your daughter¡¯s illness and miraculous recovery many times. Because they¡¯ve had outbreaks in Western Massachusetts, a meningitis vaccine was mandatory for her school. Alas, now we deal with a new plague!

Amy

On May 6, 2020, at 10:50 PM, Jenny Swanson <jenny@...> wrote:

As I say, mea culpa. I at least do have the capacity to change the photo size, I'm sure. Mind you a separate address for yarny things does sound good to me, I have an ancient and rather full mail 100MB box too and have had to do massive deletions recently, to keep it under 90%.

Amy, how's lockdown with you? Is Miriam desperately lonely for her friends yet??

My brother John and his wife and their sons had a "Mexican ?Dinner" last Saturday, where each individual surprised the others with a Mexican dish prepared in secret. You won't be surprised to learn that there was some duplication, but they did enjoy it. They do something different each Saturday, to try to mark the week's passing. Two of the boys are home from uni, and the third is a secondary school (11-18) teacher and the schools are closed. The lads are taking turns with bicycle deliveries of medicines around their town as there is a system set up to save anyone having to go and queue at the pharmacy if sick or vulnerable (which is a lot of people, there's a big retirement element in the town). It's all volunteers and no charge made. And it's a great excuse for the young to get extra fresh air and exercise.

I'm really impressed with all the creative ways different people are passing the time, keeping in touch with family and friends and doing things for the community.

Jenny

-----Original Message-----
From:?[email protected]?<[email protected]> On Behalf Of Amy Brotslaw Schweiger
Sent: 07 May 2020 02:56
To:?[email protected]
Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Spring walks

At least on Apple devices it takes one click to change the size. It¡¯s really that much to ask? I¡¯m overwhelmed too - cleaning out my email box several times a day isn¡¯t high on my list of things to do either.?

Amy
On May 6, 2020, at 5:52 PM, Ann McManus <mcmanusab@...> wrote:

I agree. I am on another list where one person (the "listmom") complains when people respond without updating the subject line. With so many people posting from alternate devices (pads, tablets, phones, etc.) changing anything might not be possible. I know that I cannot from my phone and it's beyond difficult from my Kindle. I've been called out so many times that I vowed to stop posting there. (Turns out, she only wants to read stuff that's actually directed at/to her. Yes, the list owner.)

Ann in PA

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of jacqui whittemore
Sent: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 6:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Spring walks

Not everyone has those capabilities and/or time to edit. Personally, I am only marginally above water, so I am completely delighted to see happy things at any size.?

Maybe another solution (instead of everyone else having to change and some possibly giving up on posting) would be for you to change your settings to digest or similar. That way you can log into the web to look at attachments, and the rest of us can simply be excited about seeing and sharing photos with dear friends.?

- Jacqueline?

On May 6, 2020, at 5:36 PM, Amy Brotslaw Schweiger <brotslaw@...> wrote:

?Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Spring walks

 

Thanks Jenny. It wasn¡¯t the end of the world - I just wanted to stop a trend of large attachments!

Amy

On May 6, 2020, at 10:35 PM, Jenny Swanson <jenny@...> wrote:

I'm terribly sorry, Amy. That is totally my fault, it came from DHs new camera and I did not realise that the size of the latest photos is so large. I couldn't believe it when I checked after I read your mail. My camera is sufficiently old that it's never been an issue before

I'll be sure not to let it happen again.

Jenny

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Amy Brotslaw Schweiger
Sent: 06 May 2020 22:36
To: yarnmongers <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Spring walks

Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Spring walks

 

Amy,?
Would another solution be to have you move to gmail or another mail service for this list??

I know it means two emails to check but you could get a digest (which I believe does not include photos) in your regular mail and then individual emails to the gmail address which you can look at when there is a photo (and delete all the others).

On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 5:36 PM Amy Brotslaw Schweiger <brotslaw@...> wrote:
Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy






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Jaya
Re: Spring walks

 

As I say, mea culpa. I at least do have the capacity to change the photo size, I'm sure. Mind you a separate address for yarny things does sound good to me, I have an ancient and rather full mail 100MB box too and have had to do massive deletions recently, to keep it under 90%.

Amy, how's lockdown with you? Is Miriam desperately lonely for her friends yet?

My brother John and his wife and their sons had a "Mexican Dinner" last Saturday, where each individual surprised the others with a Mexican dish prepared in secret. You won't be surprised to learn that there was some duplication, but they did enjoy it. They do something different each Saturday, to try to mark the week's passing. Two of the boys are home from uni, and the third is a secondary school (11-18) teacher and the schools are closed. The lads are taking turns with bicycle deliveries of medicines around their town as there is a system set up to save anyone having to go and queue at the pharmacy if sick or vulnerable (which is a lot of people, there's a big retirement element in the town). It's all volunteers and no charge made. And it's a great excuse for the young to get extra fresh air and exercise.

I'm really impressed with all the creative ways different people are passing the time, keeping in touch with family and friends and doing things for the community.

Jenny

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Amy Brotslaw Schweiger
Sent: 07 May 2020 02:56
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Spring walks

At least on Apple devices it takes one click to change the size. It¡¯s really that much to ask? I¡¯m overwhelmed too - cleaning out my email box several times a day isn¡¯t high on my list of things to do either.

Amy
On May 6, 2020, at 5:52 PM, Ann McManus <mcmanusab@...> wrote:

I agree. I am on another list where one person (the "listmom") complains when people respond without updating the subject line. With so many people posting from alternate devices (pads, tablets, phones, etc.) changing anything might not be possible. I know that I cannot from my phone and it's beyond difficult from my Kindle. I've been called out so many times that I vowed to stop posting there. (Turns out, she only wants to read stuff that's actually directed at/to her. Yes, the list owner.)

Ann in PA

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of jacqui whittemore
Sent: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 6:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Spring walks

Not everyone has those capabilities and/or time to edit. Personally, I am only marginally above water, so I am completely delighted to see happy things at any size.

Maybe another solution (instead of everyone else having to change and some possibly giving up on posting) would be for you to change your settings to digest or similar. That way you can log into the web to look at attachments, and the rest of us can simply be excited about seeing and sharing photos with dear friends.

- Jacqueline

On May 6, 2020, at 5:36 PM, Amy Brotslaw Schweiger <brotslaw@...> wrote:

?Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Spring walks

 

I'm terribly sorry, Amy. That is totally my fault, it came from DHs new camera and I did not realise that the size of the latest photos is so large. I couldn't believe it when I checked after I read your mail. My camera is sufficiently old that it's never been an issue before

I'll be sure not to let it happen again.

Jenny

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Amy Brotslaw Schweiger
Sent: 06 May 2020 22:36
To: yarnmongers <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Spring walks

Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Spring walks

 

At least on Apple devices it takes one click to change the size. It¡¯s really that much to ask? I¡¯m overwhelmed too - cleaning out my email box several times a day isn¡¯t high on my list of things to do either.

Amy

On May 6, 2020, at 5:52 PM, Ann McManus <mcmanusab@...> wrote:

I agree. I am on another list where one person (the "listmom") complains when people respond without updating the subject line. With so many people posting from alternate devices (pads, tablets, phones, etc.) changing anything might not be possible. I know that I cannot from my phone and it's beyond difficult from my Kindle. I've been called out so many times that I vowed to stop posting there. (Turns out, she only wants to read stuff that's actually directed at/to her. Yes, the list owner.)

Ann in PA

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of jacqui whittemore
Sent: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 6:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Spring walks

Not everyone has those capabilities and/or time to edit. Personally, I am only marginally above water, so I am completely delighted to see happy things at any size.

Maybe another solution (instead of everyone else having to change and some possibly giving up on posting) would be for you to change your settings to digest or similar. That way you can log into the web to look at attachments, and the rest of us can simply be excited about seeing and sharing photos with dear friends.

- Jacqueline

On May 6, 2020, at 5:36 PM, Amy Brotslaw Schweiger <brotslaw@...> wrote:

?Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Spring walks

 

I agree. I am on another list where one person (the "listmom") complains when people respond without updating the subject line. With so many people posting from alternate devices (pads, tablets, phones, etc.) changing anything might not be possible. I know that I cannot from my phone and it's beyond difficult from my Kindle. I've been called out so many times that I vowed to stop posting there. (Turns out, she only wants to read stuff that's actually directed at/to her. Yes, the list owner.)

Ann in PA

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of jacqui whittemore
Sent: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 6:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Spring walks

Not everyone has those capabilities and/or time to edit. Personally, I am only marginally above water, so I am completely delighted to see happy things at any size.

Maybe another solution (instead of everyone else having to change and some possibly giving up on posting) would be for you to change your settings to digest or similar. That way you can log into the web to look at attachments, and the rest of us can simply be excited about seeing and sharing photos with dear friends.

- Jacqueline

On May 6, 2020, at 5:36 PM, Amy Brotslaw Schweiger <brotslaw@...> wrote:

?Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Spring walks

 

Another great option would be to get a Gmail account to use for crafty/listserv emails. Personally, I love the ability to separate out all my happy yarny things by selecting my devoted inbox! :)

- Jacqueline

On May 6, 2020, at 6:12 PM, jacqui whittemore via groups.io <jackiechris.is@...> wrote:

?Not everyone has those capabilities and/or time to edit. Personally, I am only marginally above water, so I am completely delighted to see happy things at any size.

Maybe another solution (instead of everyone else having to change and some possibly giving up on posting) would be for you to change your settings to digest or similar. That way you can log into the web to look at attachments, and the rest of us can simply be excited about seeing and sharing photos with dear friends.

- Jacqueline

On May 6, 2020, at 5:36 PM, Amy Brotslaw Schweiger <brotslaw@...> wrote:

?Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Spring walks

 

Not everyone has those capabilities and/or time to edit. Personally, I am only marginally above water, so I am completely delighted to see happy things at any size.

Maybe another solution (instead of everyone else having to change and some possibly giving up on posting) would be for you to change your settings to digest or similar. That way you can log into the web to look at attachments, and the rest of us can simply be excited about seeing and sharing photos with dear friends.

- Jacqueline

On May 6, 2020, at 5:36 PM, Amy Brotslaw Schweiger <brotslaw@...> wrote:

?Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Spring walks

 

Hi all,

Love you all - but please PLEASE save your photo attachments to a smaller size file! This 9MB photo ate up 10% of my ancient 100MB mailbox and cause me to not receive emails all day. And none of us need the detail that a photo this size provides.

Thank you!

Amy
Re: Strange Experience on io and Bread Flour

 

Mary,
Are you sure you don¡¯t want your gmail address added to the group for future problems?

On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 12:18 PM mary_007usa via <sewgood5=[email protected]> wrote:
Well this is a potpourri of topics, but here goes.

1.? The Groups.io site was down this morning, just presenting a log in page, but it wouldn't accept my login.? I decided to attempt to log in with my gmail account, which I don't use often.? Because it's a different email addy from my usual sewgood5 email, it treated me as a applicant for membership.? I then went back to my gmail and it was "down for maintenance" which was the message I received on last night.

Went to io. to have them send me a link to log in.? Unsuccessful again.? Went back to their link to log in and it magically worked.? All my groups in place, no problem.? So, Jaya, if you see a member request from me with an easley gmail account, just forget it.? I think it's all de-bugged at this point.

2.? Bread Flour:? I found the discussion of shortage of bread flour and sourcing really interesting.? I no longer bake bread much, but we certainly do crank out the pizza dough for every Friday night's pizza extravaganza.? Out of curiosity,? I decided to see if my Lowe's Foods in Southport had bread flour and it is sold out. In fact I almost mistook the entire flour section as the section for disinfectants b/c it was so bare. Today I'm in Raleigh to fulfill some appointments and I thought I'd check Wegman's:? No Bread Flour.? None.?

A nationwide shortage of bread flour. I am amazed.? Are Americans really baking that much bread?? Certainly more brean than the customary 40-50 hour work week plus commute time would allow, but enough to cause a shortage?? It's impressive.

No shortage of meats in Raleigh, not even the lamb or veals.? NC has lots of pork and chicken processors in rural counties and I read today that some of the pork producers have been hit hard with the virus.? That's frightening.

I'm heading back to Southport tomorrow, but it was like a tonic to lay eyes upon my son and daughter.? I've missed them so much.? It just felt so good to be able to talk and laugh with them.? We humans are not wired to be without live human interaction.? This is so shallow in light of the gravity of the times, but I was amazed to find that my son had actually kept all of my plants alive.? I wasn't expecting that.

Our infection curve is still rising, but flattening out, yet we are slowly opening back up, and I am very nervous about it.? I'll be the old fogey staying home.? However, it is reassuring that most everyone is wearing masks.?
The outliers tend to get the "stink eye" from those wearing masks and are given a wide berth as they pass.? It makes me think of this funny, simple, but crude way of explaining just why masks work:?

?1.? Two men face each other a few feet apart. Neither is wearing pants. Both pee. Each is peed on by the other.
?2.? Two men face each other a few feet apart. One is wearing pants and the other is not. Both pee. The man wearing pants is peed on by the other man.
?3. Two men face each other a few feet apart. Both are wearing pants. Both pee. Neither is peed on by the other.

A very direct analogy indeed.

One of my girlfriends lives in Oakwood, a downtown Raleigh neighborhood near the Gov's Mansion.? Last week the neighborhood had all of these men in army gear with machine guns (AR 15?) and side arms rolling through their neighborhoods in trucks, shouting and honking horns.?? My friend said it really put her on edge and was scary. No police anywhere. The same day,? one of the OpenNC people led a group to crash through the SW gate of the Gov's Mansion.? That's pretty unbelievable.? Strange times.

Mary


Mary.

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Jaya
Re: Spring walks

 

Gorgeous flowers Jenny! We¡¯ve had nice weather this week so I¡¯ve been outside every day enjoying my flowers and garden.?

On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 12:42 PM Jenny Swanson <jenny@...> wrote:

For anyone not on Facebook (and apologies to those who¡¯ve seen this) we had a good, legal ¡°lockdown walk¡± in local woods at the weekend and managed to see the bluebells in full bloom. We¡¯ve been blessed with glorious weather for most of the last 7 weeks and DH was home for all that time. First time he¡¯s been home for seven consecutive weeks since 2010! He¡¯s now back in Geneva as his office there has reopened. Very quiet here now, just me, Freddie and Ellie the tabby. Now the weather is better she has resumed her old habit of stealing other people¡¯s silky undies from washing lines. At least I hope she¡¯s not going into their houses to snatch stuff¡­..on the other hand she seems to have a few new ?cat-toys now which I certainly did not buy!

?

Jenny

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Jaya
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