happy (slightly late) birthday,
carta! i hope it was full of cake. and, you know, friends and family and birthday joy, but mostly cake. :D
dancing girls: *shake a tailfeather*
azewewish is in town for baseball - braves vs red sox - she came in yesterday morning and i met her for lunch and we accidentally walked to fenway park from her hotel because we
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(send me your address! it's possible i have it but just in case.)
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(% sounds plenty hot to me!
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we got a little label making machine at work for typing labels for folders. which is just as well, since there's nowhere to put a typewriter. i love that there was still a use for a typewriter in your office, even if it was kind of a crappy one.
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Ahh, typewriters. My first was a manual Brother; kept it even after we located my mom's IBM Selectric (it CHUGGED when you turned it on!)--oh, that one had optional print-balls, one of those was cursive?--then a Sharp electronic; she lost her 'e' key, but was good as gold until Katrina!...to sum up, yes, I'd love a typewritten note, please!^^ I don't know why I hadn't thought of finding one at a pawn shop or Goodwill here...hmmm!
Victory gardens sound lovely! We're growing bell peppers on the front porch right now; there is one little pepper already =D
Also, marigolds are crazy, and I have a diva bamboo tree >.<
hiiii^^
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when i was a wee thing we had a green royal manual that i liked because the ribbon had a red strip over the black. and i remember the selectrics with print balls! we had one too. well, i think it was a selectric. it was an electric typewriter, anyway. i typed lots of papers on it. and after that we had an electric olivetti that my dad basically stole from his office when we moved >.< and which was like an early word processor, because it could store two lines in its memory before actually typing them out. it had a tiny screen so you could see what you were typing before it went on the paper. it was a beast, tho, and big for a typewriter ( ... )
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