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Comments (16)Hi nickel ... (carrying an undiscosed mumber of kilograms?) " ... taking it easy and keeping warm"? For a few years I've kept the thermostat at around 64 - 62, as a contribution to alleviating the global warming/pollution problems and had it about 64 earlier. That causes some more complications regarding visits to the bathroom for EWS (Eliminating Waste Solutions), due to the need for long johns, overshirts, extra sweaters, etc. As one ages, however, and one's other EWS (Early Warning System) deteriorates, one develops an extra sensitivity and adds concentration on rapid adjusting of clothing, in order to compensate for the first EWS' developing a certain sluggishness, to forestall that System producing a Solution not according to one's hopes and expectations. Which would require this aged person's household's version of ALS (Additional Laundry Service). My son came for a visit about 10 days ago to help clear some problems associated with the house for a couple of days, so I turned up the thermostat to about 68 ... and haven't developed as much enthusiasm as needed to turn it back down after he returned home. So I am keeping quite warm, thanks. ole joyful....See MoreSmile today - 2/26/22
Comments (11)Fun fact: Your lips don't touch when you're counting, until you reach 1 million. You're welcome :-)...See MoreSmile today - 3/22/26
Comments (11)^^^ Ah, Fun, yes! I have actually seen a naked (young) woman running in public! It was the Fourth of July town parade c. 1960 (?) in the then-tiny town of Washington NH that went right down Main St past our house. Most of the townsfolk had turned out to enjoy the day, and as she ran past, I heard one person say "Yes, that's ****... !" . Lots of cheering and good humour, mostly by the male observers, lol. =)...See MoreSmile today - 4/22/26
Comments (5)The sky was looking ominous, so I decided to check the forecast. I asked Siri, “Surely, it’s not going to rain today, is it?” Siri responded, “Yes, it is going to rain this afternoon, and don’t call me Shirley.” That’s when I realized that my phone was on Airplane mode!...See More- 4 years ago
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