To: atm{at}shore.net
From: "Matthew L. Brown" 
Reply-To: "Matthew L. Brown" 


She's 1st trimester pregnant and can smell the pitch in Tom's shop in
Tashkent from here in N. California.  It's amazing what she can smell these
days.  I started to open a can of tuna.  Just started with 2 twists of the
can opener.  She could smell it 15 seconds later upstairs thru 2 closed
doors, past two dogs.  The heat was off, so no air circulation.  She didn't
hear it.  I don't know how she does it, but the dogs are getting envious of
her nose.

Meanwhile I just realized that cerium oxide probably isn't a good thing to
have floating around the house these days (even though I am pretty neat
about it).  So I've ordered some rouge and will be forced to learn how to
be neater.  At least it contains an element that a pregnant woman needs in
her system.

=Matt

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>From: "Bob Walker" 
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>Subject: Turpentine
>Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 23:44:32 -0600
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>Just tell her it's made out of pine trees, so it's NATURAL.
>
>Or, if she's like my wife, tell her it's no worse than the tung oil she
>uses for refinishing furniture.
>
>  *  Best regards, Bob
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