Of late . . .

[sartorias]

Happy Purim to those who celebrate!

Somewhat related, a beautiful and poignant display of dioramas of Polish life in the 1930sIn other news, due to unfortunate circs, my mother had to leave her trailer park and she is about to move into a retirement facility. It's one she picked, and the window of her admittedly small room has a view of the

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[pameladean]

Maybe you could scan them all? I hate to think of letters being thrown out. Even with the parental veneer they are a glimpse of a different time and life. I am tempted to offer to keep them for you, but it would be bad if they got lost on the way here, and shipping them would be a pain for you.

P.

[sartorias]

Thank you! I've put them with the other stuff my mom set aside for my daughter. She can decide what to do with them if she ever manages to get outside of renting crappy places and being at one address longer than a year. (I thought it took forever for me at age thirty, but she's got me beat by four years. Thank you, modern economy.)

[superball81]

The eggs!

[sartorias]

It was more than thirty years before I could stand to eat a hard-boiled egg.