Today ...

[MaxPC]

This morning it was French toast and eggs. God blessed me.

[Robert]

This morning it was French toast and eggs. God blessed me.

Can I move in?

[MaxPC]

This morning it was French toast and eggs. God blessed me.

Can I move in?

Wait, let me ask my wife.
She says 'okay' if you are willing to garden, hunt, rebuild her kitchen and perform miracles.

[Szdfan]

This morning it was French toast and eggs. God blessed me.

Can I move in?

Wait, let me ask my wife.
She says 'okay' if you are willing to garden, hunt, rebuild her kitchen and perform miracles.

What kind of miracles?

[MaxPC]

Can I move in?

Wait, let me ask my wife.
She says 'okay' if you are willing to garden, hunt, rebuild her kitchen and perform miracles.

What kind of miracles?

Whatever is needed

[Szdfan]

Wait, let me ask my wife.
She says 'okay' if you are willing to garden, hunt, rebuild her kitchen and perform miracles.

What kind of miracles?

Whatever is needed

That's a broad list...

[MaxPC]

Today is Holy Wednesday or "Spy" Wednesday in lay parlance. Signing off for the rest of Passiontide and I shall see you when I see you. May you all be blessed with God's graces.

[temporal1]

MARCH 30 1858

On this day in history, March 30, 1858, American visionary Hymen Lipman patents pencil with eraser
https://www.aol.com/news/day-history-ma ... 39387.html

Philadelphia inventor Hymen L. Lipman rushed heroically to the aid of mistake-prone schoolchildren, draftsmen and artists everywhere when he secured the patent for the pencil with eraser on this day in history, March 30, 1858.

"Be it known that I, Hymen L. Lipman, of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, have invented a new and useful Lead-Pencil and Eraser;" the visionary wrote in his patent application.

"I make a lead-pencil in the usual manner, reserving about one-fourth of the length, in which I make a groove of suitable size … and insert in this groove a piece of prepared India rubber (or other erasive substance) secured to said pencil by being glued at one edge."

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The pencil with eraser was patented in the United States by Hymen Lipman, an immigrant from Jamaica, on March 30, 1858.

My fav erasers:

[temporal1]

EASTER SUNDAY


Thanks to all here with Light to share.

[temporal1]

Today .. has been a rough day. a sad day. i hope others had better day.
Thanks again to all here with Light to share.