Having a heavy duty sewing machine is important though. I had one on my tiny yacht.

MT, not sure leather is the best upholstery material on a blue water boat. Must be for show. 😏

We are going to Mexico next week and we can get out without a problem but need a rona test to fly back in. Thanks so much for the birthday wishes. My daughter came for four days. I think it was the first time we were together since she graduated from HS. She turns 50 next month. We all did a good job holding our tongues and she was quite respectful. No tears thank goodness.

Happy birthday, Marlene!

The Navarro Report seems to illustrate a lot of the fraud by comparing voter lists with death records to come up with the hard count. Also comparing change of address info with voter lists. I think it is navarroreport.com.

Great minds, C.

Sorry the weather interfered with a St. George stop, MT. Sounds like you had quite an adventure!

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Thanks, Peter. That is a fun site.

We just signed up for a VDH tour in Israel, late May and early June. I know they fill up fast and it would be such fun to have a 10-day JOM meetup. It is pricey but we have had five other trips canceled and that saved a lot of travel bucks. https://www.vdh2021.com/

Just a note that Robin in the red lipstick has great gift totes at her website. https://robintilling.com/mimbytotes Selection is more and more limited. I am only letting you know after I purchased three. ;-)

sbw and Jane, I remember that conversation, Sunday morning after the big Sturbridge meetup. I also thought Jane gave brilliant insight and advice.

Peter, you deserve this good news! Fellow president-elect. I can’t figure out your link.

NEW! I will be selfless, like Allison.

Lyle misses Extraneous. Come back, come back you two.

For Jane Pam Kelley, a Kennedy casualty, passes away Howie CarrNovember 22, 2020 at 8:55 a.m. Pam Kelley was 18 years old in the summer of 1973 when she accepted a fateful ride in a Jeep from a male member of the Kennedy family on Nantucket. Joseph P. Kennedy II flipped the Jeep on a sandy cutoff and Pam Kelley was thrown out and paralyzed from the waist down. She would never walk again. She spent the rest of her life in a wheelchair. Pam Kelley Burkley died Friday at the age of 65. She lived 25 years longer than the doctors had predicted back in 1973. She is survived by, among others, a 31-year-old daughter and two grandsons. The accident had no adverse impact on Joe Kennedy’s life and career, of course. For crippling Pam Kelley, he had to appear before a local judge who had graduated from Harvard with his uncle and namesake Joseph Kennedy Jr., a judge who like Joe’s father Bobby had once worked in Washington for Sen. Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin. In between sporadic attendance at a string of second- and third-tier colleges, Joe was accompanied to court by his mother Ethel and his uncle Ted. The senator was making his own first appearance in a state courtroom since pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident after killing Mary Jo Kopechne in his own motor-vehicle accident four years earlier on Martha’s Vineyard. For putting Pam Kelley in a wheelchair for the rest of her life, the family-retainer judge fined Joe Kennedy $100. That’s the Kennedy M.O. They all live their lives like Tom and Daisy Buchanan in “The Great Gatsby.” There is more.....

Alison! You are supposed to post first. Before you link.😏

Mel, thanks!

Mel, that tweet is “unavailable”!

Rich! Great minds.

C, was it shipwreckedcrew?

Jane, you can be my AG. You can move the DOJ to Florida.

What’ll you bet Vogue has already done the dr. Jill-is-the-most-lovely-First-Lady-ever photo shoot?

Hang in there, Jane. When does your good eye get the cataract removed?

And, Iggy. Your post at 10:41 last night is brilliant. Just wish we could find a cure for what ails those afflicted.