JEAN PARROT wrote to JAMES BRADLEY, "Asiatic nerve." on 07-17-05 09:29

 JP>          James, a nice summer day to you !

I hope to you! I just heard Winnipeg received 90mm of rain in 24-hours,
 so I can't complain any more here! We had a bone-dry late winter,
 record breaking Spring rainfall since recorded time, and now is
 *just* right. 

"My porridge is too hot. My porridge it too cold. ... "

 JB> figured no one would notice. Guess I don't read you so well. 

 JP>         I do not write that much that would be valuable !

I think this is the point we disagree on most, Jean.

 JB> That's just a stage where I have endured. I was Thirty-Five when I was
 JB> at my worst. NASTY times!

 JP>         I noticed that I was at my best when I was 28. I could
 JP>   learn anything fast and do things then that I would be proud of.
 JP>   I went and wrote the Transport pilot license in the States,
 JP>   cold. And passed. Downhill ever since. Such is life and human
 JP>   nature.
 JP>                 Not bragging here, just stating.

Well, it *is* brag-worthy, and it puzzles my why you wear the
humble-hat out. I just did the math, and it was 28 when I was operated
on. Before that, and diminishing since, I had accomplished a HUGE
landscape project mostly by hand, and a lot of help with a
roto-tiller. /-:

At least I've been able to fix most of the fence this year, and framed
the garbage sheds I had been planing on doing for a couple of
decades. What can we do, but go onward?


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