I¡¯m with you on the stemless wine glass¡ªit just tastes better!
And your parents look amazing here. Like movie stars.
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On Oct 17, 2024, at 9:10?PM, Elaine Ruggieri via groups.io <elaineruggieri@...> wrote:
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Ad and Mim looking so grand! Pretty and handsome.
Know nothing about those pesky flies. Luckily they don¡¯t bite.
Bob Blake is ringing a bell softly. I think he was a friend of Mim¡¯s in D.C. If only Lonie were here . . .
On Oct 17, 2024, at 4:29 PM, Steve Ruggieri via <
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Recently in conversation with some friends the topic of Kennett Square came up. One item was the ubiquitous mushroom fly. Has modern mushroom growing technology had an impact on reducing their population?
I¡¯m curious, whenever I am about to have red wine I prefer to drink it in a short glass as opposed to a stemmed glass. Of course, if I¡¯m out at some fancy restaurant I will bend to a stemmed glass. But for most consumption it¡¯s the short one. Is that just me? Could I have been indoctrinated by my Italian American early influences? What¡¯s your preference?
My local library has a device that permits me to transfer the 8mm rolls of film to digital. Somehow I inherited almost 30 tapes that run about 3 minutes with no sound. The few tapes I¡¯ve run are very degraded to the point of hurting my eyes watching. These films are in the postage boxes they came back to dad after processing. The screenshots I took on my computer I¡¯m adding?below has a postage meter date of June 25, 1954 with handwriting on it saying Bob Blake¡¯s wedding. Anyone know who he was? If the date stamp was close to the wedding date, at 2 months, where the hell was I?
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