Spotting the xanthian on its native turf.
My friend, Lanette Veres, included a photo of Jeanette and me in her GrayMatters brain tumor cheerfulness-providing newsletter, visible here
us1.campaign-archive.com/
down near the bottom, if that worked right.
The image doesn't look like much in the newsletter, but if you pull it out separately with a "view image" or whatever else your browser provides, it is 4000x3000 pixels, more than you ever wanted to know about my nose hairs.
Lanette does stuff like bring big baskets of silly stuff, candy, noisemakers, and such, to cheer up brain tumor patients and survivors, mostly out of her own pocket.
However, her foundation is a tax deductable donation recipient, in the US, if someone I don't think I know that reads this is overflowing with wealth for which they have no spending or savings target..
xanthian.
us1.campaign-archive.com/
down near the bottom, if that worked right.
The image doesn't look like much in the newsletter, but if you pull it out separately with a "view image" or whatever else your browser provides, it is 4000x3000 pixels, more than you ever wanted to know about my nose hairs.
Lanette does stuff like bring big baskets of silly stuff, candy, noisemakers, and such, to cheer up brain tumor patients and survivors, mostly out of her own pocket.
However, her foundation is a tax deductable donation recipient, in the US, if someone I don't think I know that reads this is overflowing with wealth for which they have no spending or savings target..
xanthian.