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Thursday October 27, 2022

Wednesday October 26, 2022

Tuesday October 25, 2022

Monday October 24, 2022

Sunday October 23, 2022

Saturday October 22, 2022

Friday October 21, 2022

Thursday October 20, 2022

Wednesday October 19, 2022

Tuesday October 18, 2022

Monday October 17, 2022

Sunday October 16, 2022

Saturday October 15, 2022

Friday October 14, 2022

Thursday October 13, 2022

Wednesday October 12, 2022

Tuesday October 11, 2022

Monday October 10, 2022

Lynn's Comments: Be careful with those "round" hair brushes. They might do a good job of shaping while you blow dry, but get one tangled in your coif and you will be sorry.
Sunday October 9, 2022

Saturday October 8, 2022

Lynn's Comments: Hot feet. I suffer from hot feet. I have walked outside onto the porch at -40 and been happy to feel the cold. This was the beginning of my "journey" through menopause, and I'm still suffering. In my next life, I'm going to be a man. Then I will have comfortable feet!
Friday October 7, 2022

Thursday October 6, 2022

Wednesday October 5, 2022

Tuesday October 4, 2022

Lynn's Comments: A good lesson is one that lasts, and this one, I will remember for the rest of my life!
Monday October 3, 2022

Lynn's Comments: I learned a valuable lesson: if you're going to be a protester, you need to know exactly what you are against and why! You also have to know the meaning of the sign you're carrying. I had blindly followed an enraged and outspoken "leader" without thinking; without understanding anything!
Sunday October 2, 2022

Saturday October 1, 2022

Lynn's Comments: Dad explained why there had to be a hike in bus fares. They were raising wages, extending the service, and it would benefit seniors, as well, by allowing them to ride for free. He asked me if I knew what "boycott" meant. I had no idea. I felt like an idiot—and I was!
Friday September 30, 2022

Lynn's Comments: Dad found my friends and me in the crowd and demanded we get into the car.
Thursday September 29, 2022

Lynn's Comments: My dad jumped in the car and drove as fast as he could into the city.
Wednesday September 28, 2022

Lynn's Comments: In the middle of the crowd of protesters my dad saw me holding my placard and shouting for justice.