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If, like me, you are a Macintosh user who uses Safari version 4 or 5 to browse the web, you may wish to know that apparently there is a security issue with having AutoFill turned on. Fortunately, until this issue is corrected, you can easily plug the hole by turning AutoFill off. Here’s how to do that.
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Side-Talks With Girls
And now, direct from 1897, it’s time for…
Today’s missive comes all the way from Deadwood, South Dakota.
Take it away, MAY!
Side-Talks With Girls
And now, direct from 1897, it’s time for…
Today’s missive comes from a reader who wishes to remain anonymous.
Take it away, Etiquette Queen!
Side-Talks With Girls
Welcome to a new feature, which will run daily until I run out of responses or until I get tired of doing it, whichever comes first. Fresh from the July 1897 Ladies’ Home Journal, I bring you…
Young ladies write in with questions, and Ruth writes back discreet responses on proper etiquette and fashion.
Today is a response to “Mattie.” I can only assume that Mattie wrote about some really sweet piece of wedding bling. Ruth has a definite opinion.
So there you have it. Just like that, Ruth dashes Mattie’s hopes sets Mattie straight. If you like it then you should put a ring on it, but not too big a ring, because that would be gauche.
Until next time!
1897 G-D Bicycle Waist
The proper use of the white paintbrush tool.
At least the deer haven’t gotten the eggplant yet. Although the eggplant do have a defense mechanism. Who could eat something with a face like that?
I’ve had some trouble sleeping lately and have been waking up with a sore back and neck. We’ve had our current mattress for about eleven years now, so it may be time to get a new one. Financially, though, this isn’t the best moment, since we have a beach trip coming up. So today I think we’ll flip the mattress and see if that helps. It certainly can’t hurt.
Other than that, though, I’m feeling good and smiling like an eggplant.
The game’s afoot!
I went out to water the tomatoes this morning and found this. A pair of deer hoofprints, and a couple of feet in front of them, an opening in the tomato leaves and a half-eaten tomato still on the vine. I’m trying to connect the dots here… hmmm….
We had a similar “day after” tale told last year. They would try the tomatoes and scamper off. Then one day we found a couple of half-eaten tomatoes, then a half-eaten pepper, then they never bothered us again. Obviously next year we need to plant something really spicy with the mix.
As for this year, I think our corn doesn’t stand a chance.