
And today is the one-year anniversary of 4 getting on to the day shift in NYC. That was after two years of evening shift in Lincoln, six months of the night shift in Davenport, and another 9-10 months of night work in The Big Apple. You are Daughter of the Day, Kiddo.

The RCL gave me her five-year-notice yesterday. I think. I had stopped by the house over the noon hour and saw her for the first time in a couple of months. She was very chatty. She's headed over to visit her daughter and grandson in Italy next week (which means I have the back-up RCL for most of a month), and I think that she said that she was going to buy an apartment near Milan while she's there. But not move for at least five years. She was pretty animated in telling me this story, and her English wasn't the best. But I think I received a well-in-advance dump notice.
Hardly shocking to read the blow-back in left-leaning media outlets from a Dear Abby column this week that allowed the author to use her forum to blast anti-gay homophobia. I'm not sure if Dear Abby (now her daughter, of course) is American as Apple Pie, but the column has had a wide distribution for a long time. I share at least some skeptic's opinion that the inquiring letter may have been too good of a target to actually be authentic. Can you believe that the press would actually attempt to manipulate the moral of a story? I'm appalled.

Make it a good day in your neighborhood.
BCOT
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