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07-20-2004, 12:02 AM
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| Re: Another frame question In article <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]>, Zoot Katz <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: > Mon, 19 Jul 2004 20:55:32 -0700, <k35idc.7b7.ln@bud.garden.local>, > [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Tom Keats) wrote: > >>Holy smokes! It's hailing out right now as I write this. >>And I've gotta go to the store ... > > I was at the store while you were writing that. Your hail was only > rain down here by the river. Ah, good ol' Marpole. Lemme guess: the Husky? Or that little grocery on 70th between Oak & Granville? I miss Marpole. I especially miss when nobody knew about 'Cravings', and the Coast Hotel was where airline pilots went, to not drink too much. And the White Spot was across the street. > It started sprinkling just after I left home and then the deluge hit. > I got soaked through in three blocks. > Bad day for spun sugar frames. My ride home from work today (and to the Money Mart at Knight & 41st to cash my subsequent cheque) was punctuated with in-the- kisser headwinds. Ugh! But it beats not riding at all. And it sure beats stantion-hanging on a crowded rush-hour bus. I retained my $4.oo carfare, anyway. I resorted to the 26" granny for a brief moment today, crawling up beside Clark Park. I recall how minutely discrete thunderstorms would crawl up the Fraser River, past Marpole, and up toward Port Coquitlam where they belong :-) cheers, Tom -- -- Powered by FreeBSD Above address is just a spam midden. I'm really at: tkeats [curlicue] vcn [point] bc [point] ca |
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07-20-2004, 11:23 AM
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| Re: Another frame question Tue, 20 Jul 2004 00:02:39 -0700, <f2gidc.lo7.ln@bud.garden.local>, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Tom Keats) wrote: >Zoot Katz <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >> (Tom Keats) wrote: >> >>>Holy smokes! It's hailing out right now as I write this. >>>And I've gotta go to the store ... >> >> I was at the store while you were writing that. Your hail was only >> rain down here by the river. > >Ah, good ol' Marpole. Lemme guess: the Husky? Or that little >grocery on 70th between Oak & Granville? Nope, 67th and Oak. There's a new Dan-Dee Market where Boomer's Drugs once was. And the International (Russian) Deli where Boris the shoemaker used to be. \snip >My ride home from work today (and to the Money Mart at Knight >& 41st to cash my subsequent cheque) was punctuated with in-the- >kisser headwinds. Ugh! But it beats not riding at all. And >it sure beats stantion-hanging on a crowded rush-hour bus. I retained >my $4.oo carfare, anyway. I resorted to the 26" granny for a brief >moment today, crawling up beside Clark Park. > uggh, that's a slog after a rough day but it beats waiting for busses. Riding them isn't as hard for me as conforming to their schedule. I think of bus rides as a sort of immunisation booster. >I recall how minutely discrete thunderstorms would crawl up >the Fraser River, past Marpole, and up toward Port Coquitlam >where they belong :-) > I'm cheered by any rain that intermittently graces us during summer. It washes the air and perks up the plants. -- zk |
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07-20-2004, 11:23 AM
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| Re: Another frame question Tue, 20 Jul 2004 00:02:39 -0700, <f2gidc.lo7.ln@bud.garden.local>, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Tom Keats) wrote: >Zoot Katz <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >> (Tom Keats) wrote: >> >>>Holy smokes! It's hailing out right now as I write this. >>>And I've gotta go to the store ... >> >> I was at the store while you were writing that. Your hail was only >> rain down here by the river. > >Ah, good ol' Marpole. Lemme guess: the Husky? Or that little >grocery on 70th between Oak & Granville? Nope, 67th and Oak. There's a new Dan-Dee Market where Boomer's Drugs once was. And the International (Russian) Deli where Boris the shoemaker used to be. \snip >My ride home from work today (and to the Money Mart at Knight >& 41st to cash my subsequent cheque) was punctuated with in-the- >kisser headwinds. Ugh! But it beats not riding at all. And >it sure beats stantion-hanging on a crowded rush-hour bus. I retained >my $4.oo carfare, anyway. I resorted to the 26" granny for a brief >moment today, crawling up beside Clark Park. > uggh, that's a slog after a rough day but it beats waiting for busses. Riding them isn't as hard for me as conforming to their schedule. I think of bus rides as a sort of immunisation booster. >I recall how minutely discrete thunderstorms would crawl up >the Fraser River, past Marpole, and up toward Port Coquitlam >where they belong :-) > I'm cheered by any rain that intermittently graces us during summer. It washes the air and perks up the plants. -- zk |
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07-20-2004, 11:23 AM
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| Re: Another frame question Tue, 20 Jul 2004 00:02:39 -0700, <f2gidc.lo7.ln@bud.garden.local>, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Tom Keats) wrote: >Zoot Katz <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >> (Tom Keats) wrote: >> >>>Holy smokes! It's hailing out right now as I write this. >>>And I've gotta go to the store ... >> >> I was at the store while you were writing that. Your hail was only >> rain down here by the river. > >Ah, good ol' Marpole. Lemme guess: the Husky? Or that little >grocery on 70th between Oak & Granville? Nope, 67th and Oak. There's a new Dan-Dee Market where Boomer's Drugs once was. And the International (Russian) Deli where Boris the shoemaker used to be. \snip >My ride home from work today (and to the Money Mart at Knight >& 41st to cash my subsequent cheque) was punctuated with in-the- >kisser headwinds. Ugh! But it beats not riding at all. And >it sure beats stantion-hanging on a crowded rush-hour bus. I retained >my $4.oo carfare, anyway. I resorted to the 26" granny for a brief >moment today, crawling up beside Clark Park. > uggh, that's a slog after a rough day but it beats waiting for busses. Riding them isn't as hard for me as conforming to their schedule. I think of bus rides as a sort of immunisation booster. >I recall how minutely discrete thunderstorms would crawl up >the Fraser River, past Marpole, and up toward Port Coquitlam >where they belong :-) > I'm cheered by any rain that intermittently graces us during summer. It washes the air and perks up the plants. -- zk |
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07-20-2004, 11:23 AM
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| Re: Another frame question Tue, 20 Jul 2004 00:02:39 -0700, <f2gidc.lo7.ln@bud.garden.local>, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Tom Keats) wrote: >Zoot Katz <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> writes: >> (Tom Keats) wrote: >> >>>Holy smokes! It's hailing out right now as I write this. >>>And I've gotta go to the store ... >> >> I was at the store while you were writing that. Your hail was only >> rain down here by the river. > >Ah, good ol' Marpole. Lemme guess: the Husky? Or that little >grocery on 70th between Oak & Granville? Nope, 67th and Oak. There's a new Dan-Dee Market where Boomer's Drugs once was. And the International (Russian) Deli where Boris the shoemaker used to be. \snip >My ride home from work today (and to the Money Mart at Knight >& 41st to cash my subsequent cheque) was punctuated with in-the- >kisser headwinds. Ugh! But it beats not riding at all. And >it sure beats stantion-hanging on a crowded rush-hour bus. I retained >my $4.oo carfare, anyway. I resorted to the 26" granny for a brief >moment today, crawling up beside Clark Park. > uggh, that's a slog after a rough day but it beats waiting for busses. Riding them isn't as hard for me as conforming to their schedule. I think of bus rides as a sort of immunisation booster. >I recall how minutely discrete thunderstorms would crawl up >the Fraser River, past Marpole, and up toward Port Coquitlam >where they belong :-) > I'm cheered by any rain that intermittently graces us during summer. It washes the air and perks up the plants. -- zk |
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