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Daily Archives: November 19, 2008
I am getting old.
Today was the thirtieth anniversary of the Jonestown massacre, an unbelievable event in which the reverend Jim Jones convinced 900 people who had followed him to Guyana to kill themselves with cyanide. Anybody else out there old enough to remember that? 900 … Continue reading
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medical update part two.
The nurse from the Home Health group dropped by today and everything checked out just fine. She did tell me not to walk outside if the temperature is below 50 degrees which I suppose it will be for the next … Continue reading
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