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Still in a heat wave. Two fans broke, I went out and got one new fan, Have one window air conditioner, where my dog is now. I want to make sure she is okay when I get picked up for meeting tomorrow. I will try one call on the way home from meeting.

IN Rocket's zoom, Sis Vonny used the phrase topsy turvy and wondered if it is the same in US as in UK. YES! Many phrases have entered thru Britain. I have also noticed many have been retained since agrarian days, such as needle in a haystack. People often misplace an apostrophe when adding a letter s to their surname. If corrected, I have heard, "It's provincial." Provinces are in Canada, and seem to follow the same grammar rules as the rest of North America. One does not need an apostrophe after their last name if followed by an s if it is simple plural. Apostrophe and then s means possessive if followed by a noun or a contraction.

Even 100 F out, but okay inside.

was 100 today, now 95. I have one window and and one fan, which broke.

Will hit 100 today and this week. No central AC, but I have living room bearable for myself and dog. Concerned about adult son upstairs. Two people are now in custody for climbing Empire State Bldg. They stayed on aerial/antenna for half hour and got engaged. Troublesome ideas that people have. Hope the weather is tolerable wherever you may be.

Facing a heat wave. Will try to keep myself and doggie hydrated.

Dishes can refer to the contents of same.

DJYVM Don't Just Yield very moderately. YIELD

Have worked with Meyers and Briggs and just went through this again. Scored ENFP=T, looked though the suggested vocations and it included teacher, counselor, writer which I have done, but retired, now. I think my last official test came out almost as a single point. Hope this thread gains some momentum if more already closed.

Pages in a book can be counted and planned as in my personal writings where I have a preset amount.

Our study reminds us how effective our efforts can be when we attempt to offer comfort.

When I started school, first grade, the teacher read Psalm 23, daily. She was Catholic and divorced, so limited in church participation. Psalm 23rd is not the shortest, but it is rather short. Later, I was allowed to keep a Bible in my desk at one school (high school completion) b/c the principal said they are supposed to be adults and you should be able to answer their questions. Keeps on changing. My youngest son, not in the truth, lives in Texas. I will use this in conversation. Thanks for the link.

BUSES Brothers usually see every scenario. EVERY

or a continuation

Finally was the other last word. Finally, an heir was born and a new story because each ending suggests a new beginning. I hope someone suggests a new beginning of a fictional story.