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[Subject line: Ecclesiastes 3:1]
Heard an ad on the radio for water filtration installation yesterday. It began with something like "Isn't it time to get rid of your bottled water habit?" Oops.
[For those of you just tuning in, bottled water is less of a luxury and more of a necessity in my city at the moment, since one can't exactly rinse produce with wet wipes, etc. Bad luck with the timing there for that campaign.]
Seen at a library book drop this morning:
On a less humid note, I enjoyed this pair of recent "it's never too late to go back to school" stories:
Amer Delic (tennis player) and his sister; parents emigrated from Bosnia fourteen years ago
94-year-old woman earns BA in art history, prefers to take the stairs instead of the elevator, and plans to docent at a museum
For fun: Scrambled Shakespeare
Heard an ad on the radio for water filtration installation yesterday. It began with something like "Isn't it time to get rid of your bottled water habit?" Oops.
[For those of you just tuning in, bottled water is less of a luxury and more of a necessity in my city at the moment, since one can't exactly rinse produce with wet wipes, etc. Bad luck with the timing there for that campaign.]
Seen at a library book drop this morning:
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| From The Other Situation 2010 |
On a less humid note, I enjoyed this pair of recent "it's never too late to go back to school" stories:
Amer Delic (tennis player) and his sister; parents emigrated from Bosnia fourteen years ago
94-year-old woman earns BA in art history, prefers to take the stairs instead of the elevator, and plans to docent at a museum
For fun: Scrambled Shakespeare
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