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Is there room to destroy the entire system intended to control the demos ... so the republican power can crush onward? Singularity function when so much skill is distributed and eclectically scattered ... thus the big apple rots ...

If the only solution is to destroy the whole thing ... it may go up in flames ... a burning boat ... Anna Mariah? Very steamed ... Baked Apple!

We may not see our self again until coming out the alternate end ... poorly formed because of the pectin! The entire function is a grand legend ... inclusive of the Blue Bull that was actually cowed by the prospects ... High Fair US? Unlikely ... for sacred rationality!

All the stuff I don't know about for sure!
 
I went into Toronto for the first time in a while yesterday.

Had a great day with a friend who is recently returned from their winter away.
Car, GO, subway, Uber, walking were used in the trip.

Went to the exhibit "Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away." at the ROM.
As we walked through the pre-war history, i kept reflecting on our current political climate, and the slippery slope. How easy it is to be a nation of comrades, and isolate sections of the people as the other...focusing hate.
As we walked through time in the exhibit, it was the fear of speaking out for fear that one's name would be on the list. (sound familiar)
then, as we got into the reality of auschwitz my heart ached at the children's items...i think of my granddaughters.

We need to remember.

I went to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington a few years ago. As it is a permanent exhibit, it wsa, i feel, a better exhibit; however, this one is well done.

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At a watch party for our riding, which is new riding, having been expanded and has an incumbent conservative from the previous riding and a brand new liberal candidate.

Interesting
 
It was a glorious sunny spring day here. The car said it got up to 22 degrees. Got to love that!

I did a couple of tidying things. I got my knitting needles tidied up and back in their proper spots in the case I made for them. I emptied out two drawers, cleaned the dividers and vacuumed the drawers. I put most of the stuff back. I had thought I could put a couple different things in them but they didn't fit. Oh well.

I had my treatment today. A friend also had her treatment so we had a little visit in the waiting room. After treatment we stopped at a friends' site and joined them for a campfire visit.

It was nice. I'll sleep well tonight.
 
What a very long day. Lamb was purchased frozen and kept that way; took it out Tuesday afternoon to the fridge to thaw. Final shopping for mint jelly, more rice, etc. just before store closed last night. This morning, the big guy ground a boat load of rosemary in the mortar and I made a lot of lamb rub and slivered garlic. After he fed me a lovely eggs benny brekkie to give me energy for the day, I moved to dinner prep. Leaving 10 c basmati rice soaking, I went to the church to prep lamb for roasting. Ingredients together for plain rice and for pilaf, back to church to put lamb in oven. Slow cookers of rice on, lamb out, resting for carving. Big guy did great carving job. Lots of help showed up and it went swimmingly albeit a bit close to the wire. Lots of help stayed for dishes, including a guest/friend who called in her son to help...

Most importantly, the Maundy Thursday service was meaningful, my daughter showed up, as she almost always does, the meal was lovely, the Seder litany was beautifully done. I am the mother/hostess of the meal, and I get to light the candles. It starts with foot or hand washing, follows a shortened Seder Haggadah, but incorporates both a symbolic communion, of dipping pieces of matza (the afikoman, ritually broken in the litany and then hidden for a child to find, symbolizing the messiah to come) in wine, then a pause before the final benediction to ritually drape the sanctuary in black in preparation for tomorrow.

Now, the rev knows a rabbi who doesn't love what we do, and another, who loves it. We go for the opinion we like. It's advertised as a Maundy Thursday service with a Seder supper component. But it isn't kosher, couldn't do it in that kitchen anyway. It is my annual labour of love. Church pays for the lamb, rest is donated.

And in exciting news, my removal of backyard tree limb was just-in-time. They chipped my boulevard stuff today.
 
Also, "doesn't look like there will be much wine" turned into the usual plenty.

And super yay to Northwind for normal neutrophils and treatment with friends. Bracketed by meals and campfires.
 
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Excellent. That pile was impressive.
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I will note that while a more competent person did cutting, I hauled a large percentage of that impressive pile myself. I more than "made my steps" a few days hauling shite around, and back to front yard got me extra steps.

And both of my currant bushes are fine.
 
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BetteTheRed said:
I will note that while a more competent person did cutting, I hauled a large percentage of that impressive pile myself. I more than "made my steps" a few days hauling shite around, and back to front yard got me extra steps.

And both of my currant bushes are fine.
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I never suggested you didn't do the lion's share of carrying. I brought a saw for a few bigger branches is all. You hauled it.
 
Good morning! Good Friday is here. Flooded basements and leaky water heaters, Maundy Thursday meals and services, piles of branches cleaned up, plus all the other stuff that came up, and will come up; it all comes to the Coffee Cart with us, for chat, support, and community over coffee, tea, and hot cross buns. The coffee is fresh brewed, tea water ready to use, and buns warm from the bakery. All are welcome, all is ready. Come join in the conversations!

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The strangest things happen that some people are blind to ... why? They never observed with that Golden Touch ... but if given Five Mines More ...

The lesson: pay a 10 Zion ... there are implications, etc. Life is complex no matter how rendered ... thus the twilight zone ... dreams are rare compared to some kinds of common sense that folk make themselves fool over ... intoxicating? High airs of Attica ... what a mountain !
 
Containments un seen ... some know not that this concern is out there as a Shadow of reflection ... conned science into staying down ...

And the world went dark as the grind wore on ... with the Miller's Daughter Down in GEO Ghia ... like Moses she hid inn a cave ... the inside myth? Always check out the deeper portions ... do not overlook plainly ... you might oversee! Thus mists ...

Make a clear way through all the resisting OHM age ... do no be blinded by factors! Process and reprocess ... there's always more to what is mortal! That's ultimate ...
 
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