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All about glitter. You’d have to be a long-termer with this community to remember Hacker making cards and the ensuing discourse on glitter. That aside, it’s s fascinating read. https://nyti.ms/2R8ADPb?smid=nytcore-ios-share

I type faster when I’m watching the words on the screen than when I’m copying from a document off to the side. And I cannot touch type the numbers and symbols row on a keyboard, but I can touch type the number pad.

Whatever that means, it sounds messy.

Everything the pope wears and owns must be the color white. And the long cloak the clergy wear is called a cassock.

I agree with her.

While in London, we asked the hotel concierge whether people walk on the left side of the sidewalk because we found ourselves frequently bumping into people. She said that people walk wherever they can move faster because the city sidewalks tend to be crowded. And that people bump each other all the time on the London sidewalks. Probably to give themselves yet another reason to apologize.

Yes. Yes, all in the road house are well. Well, what...? To be determined.

Personal Experience Narrative Essays. 120 of them...

mr. saw it yesterday evening and said it's stunning. I'm hoping to catch it in two weeks when it comes back through town. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/16/movies/peter-jackson-war-movie.html

You started it @RalphWaldoMooseworth.

I continually waver between kindness and sarcasm, each tone equally poised for expression. It’s like I speak two languages, using the one that the other party would better understand.

The kids in my classes have a few variations of the saying “whatever butters your biscuits.”

Obligatory vegetable, usually purchase already laid out at the grocery store. When I prepare a vegetable tray I slightly blanch the broccoli, pea pods, and asparagus so they’re brighter.

We couldn’t have such entertaining tete-a-tete without a few French words. It’s part of the forum milieu.

Crudités is French. Kind of like champagne, hors d’ouvre, piano, and rsvp.