What do you get when you cross a python with a porcupine?
--Ten feet of barbed wire. (from Reader's Digest)
By all means buy organically grown food, but if it isn't grown locally buy fresh vegetables from a local grower, transporting organic food over a distance does more damage to the environment due to burning of fossil fuels and the addition of greenhouse gases and other pollutants.
Having done laundry, yesterday, I have a pet theory to debunk the idea of sock-eating washing machines. For a sock to come out of a washer, it has to have gone into it in the first place.
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My first day back at work. They even saved two weeks worth of bank deposits for me. Nice to know they trust me with a couple thousand dollars. So now that I'm stuck in the office the sun came out.
The day wasn't helped by the fact that I had trouble getting to sleep last night. At least I got around to making up the bed and watching a movie. I've been known to curl up in a sleeping bag for a couple days after I wash bedding.
I was watching Jason Gedrick in The Last Don. I've always liked the lad, pity he hasn't been in more movies:
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Born on a mixed subsistence farm in rural Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada. Moved to Ontario in 1967 to attend University at what was then Waterloo Lutheran University and moved to Oakville, Ontario in 1971. Without intending to live up to the name became a letter carrier the following January and have worked for Canada Post ever since. I retired in August of 2008.
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