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They would not have bought a fancy urn- so that puzzle is solved! ann On 7/26/2016 11:38 AM, John wrote: If they didn't purchase a fancy urn, that box is exactly how remains come from a crematorium. On 7/25/2016 6:09 PM, ann sanfedele wrote: thanks, Gonz yeah that box was probably not

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If they didn't purchase a fancy urn, that box is exactly how remains come from a crematorium. On 7/25/2016 6:09 PM, ann sanfedele wrote: thanks, Gonz yeah that box was probably not anyone's first choice for the urn... don't imagine it was the first one that came from the crematorium in SF ann

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thanks, Gonz yeah that box was probably not anyone's first choice for the urn... don't imagine it was the first one that came from the crematorium in SF ann On 7/25/2016 2:38 PM, Gonz wrote: Wow, that box is really a weird thing. See something new everyday. Nice gallery! On Mon, Jul

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Haha, I read the whole thing but after your email I was like, how did I miss this? Somehow I did not parse that last paragraph properly, "pass word" instead of "password" threw me off! On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 1:27 PM, ann sanfedele wrote: > Gonz - I feel for your Dad - glad

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Wow, that box is really a weird thing. See something new everyday. Nice gallery! On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 1:36 PM, Gonz wrote: > Haha, I read the whole thing but after your email I was like, how did > I miss this? Somehow I did not parse that last paragraph properly, >

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Gonz - I feel for your Dad - glad he is still around! I ventured out today briefly... heat index is due to be over 100 here today it is 90 now with 56% hum-did-ily - severe storms approaching early evening.. the password is just "chris" here is the direct link to the one photo I meant to

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Thanks for sharing Ann. My father lives in South Texas, he is 90 and the heat is taking a toll on him too. He normally walks for his health and now he can't with temps in the 100's and heat index in the 110's. His AC cannot keep up with the constant heat and its like eighty something in the

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Hi Ann! Good to hear from you! Today seems to be a break from the heat here in Chicago because of a major thunderstorm we’ve had for about two days, so maybe some relief is on the way for New York—maybe the thunderstorm will head by you and wash away the humidity and heat. It was so bad here

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Free is better for sure. Philadelphia is also free for us old folk within the city limits on regular transportation... and the commuter rail is deeply discounted. My senior ride is normally $1.35 -- if I go somewhere and transfer to a different route within two hours that is free..

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Thanks for the update, ann. Sorry to hear you suffer so much in the heat, it certainly isn't easy. It makes me angry on behalf of Americans that older people don't get free public transport, especially in a global city like NYC. In London you get it when you're 60, even if you're in full-time

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Thanks for the update. My Brooklyn daughter has no a/c and won't let me buy her a window unit. Tough kid. I don't mind the heat, and I go out to shoot, garden and shop, but I stay cool at home-- 72 degrees. Paul via phone > On Jul 24, 2016, at 1:57 PM, ann sanfedele wrote:

I'l try to stay back in for a while.. but..

Long post... spilling my guts The political stuff has me glued to the tube, ebay is really really slow and that is causing anxiety . Some sweet and sad memories have been occuring that are distracting and maybe not the very worst bu very stressful is the heatwave we have been having - Isimply