Smile Today - 3/19
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Comments (17)Living in the the countryside 6 mi. from a village (12 - 15 from the city) without a car for a year and a half and city bus coming just to the village ... I tip my hat to that Walmart delivery guy! But he may be less able to get so loaded, if you'll pardon the expression, when he gets to 80+. I've found when hitchhiking home with a load of groceries after leaving the bus in the village that many go beyond their destination or out of their way to bring my haul to my door. When I offer some payment from my substantial savings by not operating a car for a year, some accept but many refuse ... so I repeat the offer, asking them to give the money to church or charity, which some accept. I am rather surprised that more than half of the persons giving me rides are female, (seldom of the youngish variety, understandably). ole joyful (forgot that, unless I push "space", the most recent word disappears, in this zzuoH territory, so needed to reproduce joyful-ly - adding one more punch! )...See MoreSmile today - 1/19/26
Comments (6)Did you hear about the secret pilot? . . . . He spent much of his life in da skies....See MoreSmile today - 2/19/26
Comments (7)so you vote yes too! ;) Boy, I must have been sleepy first go around answering you (hence, my editing). I too was wondering how anyone could vote no....See MoreSmile today - 5/19/26
Comments (12)There’s a restaurant near our city apartment which for about thirty years was home to a really excellent Thai restaurant. Last year they sold up (oh how we miss them!) and the place was taken over by an Indian vegetarian restaurant. I know Indian vegetarian food can be delicious (a workmate who is an Indian vegetarian brings food to share which she has made and it’s always a treat), but we tried this place and everything tasted like lightly spiced compost. Next thing we knew, it was replaced (no surprise) by another Indian restaurant, which had good reviews. We thought we’d try it, but when we looked last week it was closed for renovations (after just a few months?). Now it is in another incarnation, with a most unfortunate name, and one badly chosen. DH sent a picture:...See More
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