Terri Schehr

That’s a good start. I say just go the full three-inches and be done with it.

Excellent point! At least, the bright light is being shown upon this bad behavior rather than the decades of sweeping it under the rug while the survivors suffer in silence.

You can’t put the toothpaste back in the tube and it’s futile to talk about it.

This comes to mind reading this thread.

Who ###### in your corn flakes this morning? I think this is all interconnected. High annual expenses tied in with an (IMHO, especially post-Covid) unsustainable tour model. This thread wasn’t hijacked. We’re talking about alligators and snakes in the Celebration thread. That one got hijacked. Guilty as charged.

I’m not afraid of them. I have coyotes walk up on the patio here. Where I’m moving has bobcats and that doesn’t bother me either. What does bother me is rattlesnakes.

Benedictine university is the same. Blinding.

Plus, if you sit low, you’re right on the field.

Both.

Thanks! The truck is coming right to the house after traveling from Illinois. Hopefully, uneventfully.

I saw a lot of cockroaches in drum corps. One time, I woke up on the floor with one looking at me. That got my eyes opened.

Spirit of Atlanta played Miss Otis Regrets in 1992. Kilties senior played Minnie the Moocher. I think it was 1997.

I’m having the house sprayed before I move in one piece of furniture and having it done every other month. The lawn, too. The palmettos are the flying cockroaches. Jim met up with them when he was stationed in Beaufort, SC in the Marine Corps. He told me all about them.

I hate the cold more. But I am thinking of starting a new career as a snake wrangler. And starting a palmetto bug circus as my side gig.

No habla pageantry leech speak.