I learned today of another one-off gig involving friends from my drum and bugle corps days, going back to the late 1960s. They’ve gotten together in years past for a field show and a couple of times for showcase parades — Macy’s Thanksgiving Day in NYC and Mardi Gras in NOLA.
Now they’re...
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I trust that fluorescent tubes will still be available through the indefinite future, maybe not on the shelves at the local hardware stores, but there will remain enough old fixtures that people wish to continue using that producing the things will be a viable business proposition.
A commendable effort, but keep the champagne on ice for now.
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/an-explorer-believes-he-found-amelia-earharts-plane-experts-arent-convinced/
I’ve had lucid dreams for longer than I can remember. When it’s a troubling scenario, I tell myself it’s only a dream and either let it play out in a less troubling way or, as often as not, awaken for a brief period and then fall back asleep.
I used to fly in dreams. I haven’t in years and...
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Note the less-faded sign for Chas. M. Clements Hardware-Furniture Funeral Directors.
I found this yardstick at an antique mall maybe a year and a half ago. I mentioned it to an undertaker I was chatting with during a visitation for a departed elderly relative. The undertaker informed me...
I suspect the roads will remain, mostly, but the uses they’re put to will change dramatically. The “autonomous” (aka “self-driving”) motor vehicle will shape our world as much or more as the automobile itself did. I had thought the personal car was here to stay, and maybe it will be, but a...
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That story leaves me with more questions than answers. Here’s hoping for a definitive yea or nay. At this point, I’m thinking the smart bet would be on the former.
Was the sign visible when the storage unit was opened?
There’s precious little reality in reality television, as ought be apparent to most any competent person over age 12 or so who sat through more than a few minutes of Storage Wars and similar works of fiction. Having close familiarity with...
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I admit to not understanding this post. Was this stuff not widely available back in the bad old days, before the wall came down? Or is it used as a “personal lubricant” or something along those lines?
Is, or was, “the West” commonly perceived as “pulsating” over your way?
True enough.
I’ve found the moment to be less stressful when I have a realistic sense that subsequent moments will have me with adequate resources. My needs are pretty darned basic, though, and I know that what I have far exceeds them. Food, shelter, access to quality medical care — that’s the...
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There’s a possibility, if not a strong one, that the girl in the photo would still be with the living. She’d be in her early 90s by now, I suppose.
This is a fairly famous image, so forgive me if it’s already appeared in this thread.
According to the person I lifted this from, it was taken in Person County, North Carolina in 1939.
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