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And I always wondered why my mother was so depressed . . .

chunkyfrog wrote:And I always wondered why my mother was so depressed . . .

Maybe too many Tadpoles! Jim

In general Americans were better back then, Times were better!

Not really! My father passed at 50--before Liptor.
It would have likely let him live to see some of his grandchildren.
Nobody worked harder--for less reward.

chunkyfrog wrote:Not really! My father passed at 50--before Liptor.
It would have likely let him live to see some of his grandchildren.
Nobody worked harder--for less reward.

That does make it harder for the family. My mom was a orphan at age 5, her parents were killed in two different accidents, no cars involved. Jim

Bad choice of analogies.

ChicagoGranny wrote:

9 out of ten, is me! Very Good! Jim #6 not so much.

right behind the front right table leg... piece of cake.....

I just called that phone and followed the ringing......... LOL

Woman Who Drinks 6 Cups Of Coffee Per Day Trying To Cut Down On Blue Light Near Bedtime

The Onion can be quite enlightening, even without the salt.

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There have been some problems with Grizzly Bears in our area.
Bear experts advise to do the following before hiking.
1. Tie some little bells on you shoe laces to alert the bears you are in the area.
2. Carry Pepper Spray to defend yourself should a bear approach you.
3. Keep your eyes pealed for Grizzly Bear poop along the trail.
Grizzly poop is easy to identify because it smells like pepper and has little bells in it.