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I never saw the production but I had to chuckle when I read your comment about the 17 minutes of credits. Someone should edit in a sound track to that with a loop that continuously plays To God Be The Glory

This probably won't cheer you up. Maybe, though, it will inspire you to consider those who are all too familiar with that feeling of isolation that finds us all at some point.

A life well lived.

What's this I hear? There's al pastor in the party room? I'll have mine on tortillas with some guacamole and a slice of lime.

There was peer pressure at the class instructor level, as well. You definitely didn't want to have to report that everyone didn't manifest.

Based on their current online presence, it looks like the answer to both your questions is "yes".

Might not be your cup of tea but I kinda like John Prine's take on it.

Real progress will not be made until they rescind the coffee stretching mandate.

Calm before the storm?

By golly, I think you're catching on.

One is too many.

Back atcha, Human s̅ Bean.

They're time travelers. Who knew?

This just in: Nana has changed course and is now headed for the local bingo hall.

That it is.

"We sure do love you." Well, at least they were honest.

"You're always welcome at The Way."

If you have a table with a wobbly leg, those little PFAL collateral pamphlets can solve your problem. The varied colors make it easy to match your decor.

And to think he did this all in 2 years, between the age of 18 and 20. To be fair, though, I think it's only right to give some credit, as well, to his giant blue ox named Babe.

And they would have gotten away with it, too, if it hadn't been for those meddling kids at GSC.

Thanks, I appreciate the correction.

I just finished the audio book. It is well suited to an audio narration. The book is powerful and moving. It really opens one's eyes to the sheer magnitude of what happened. I kept finding myself wishing it would end a bit differently but real life has a tendency to do that. Thanks for recommending it.

In Ohio, the law says using a position of authority in this manner constitutes rape.

Yeah, you're right. Not sure what I was thinking.

I was under the impression she had been an English teacher at one time.