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Date Posted: 19:42:10 07/04/09 Sat
Author: Debi
Subject: Ed is a typical local redneck ;-)
In reply to: Page 's message, "Loved how Ed didn't waste a drop of that beer! >>>>" on 16:47:05 07/04/09 Sat

>Your descriptions of the sun on the water (especially
>clarifying that the "little gems" were "Bright,
>brilliant, blinding little gems"), and the discomfort
>of incipient sunburn were great!

Thank you! Sunglasses on the water in the bright sunlight are a must. Otherwise the second you go inside anywhere you're alomst blind for ages. And usually have a screaming headache.
>
>And thank you for the comments on Betsy Ross'
>clothing! Ever since I was in fifth grade, I've been
>rather irritated at the depictions of Betsy wearing
>what had to be a ballgown while sitting there, calmly
>stitching on the flag. I think that might have been
>the year I got my first subscription to Vogue, still a
>mainstay in my mailbox. *G*

LOL... I'm pretty sure, as a respectable married woman, Betsy Ross did not have her *ahem*s hanging out. Molly's going to have one hellacious sunburn on parts that rarely see the light of day. I had a sunburn in a similar area once. The only spot i missed with the sunblock was a patch the size of my palm in the center of my chest. I was on a casino cruise thingy (for furture reference, if gambling isn't your thing, these are boring as hell. I'm just saying) and was wearing a sundress and spending time on the deck watching the dolphins swimming alongside the boat. The rest of me was unscathed; the patch on my chest was blistered. There's not enough Solarcaine in the world to make that feel better.

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Page, 15:27:04 07/05/09 Sun

....having a backyard pool. But when we had our very own inground pool, there would be weekends when our children were off visiting relatives, and I would eschew the whole swimsuit thing. I only forgot the super-strong sunblock once. It was a painful lesson, but one I never forgot! *G*

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[> [> [> [> [> LOL Well, I'd love to shed whatever 'light' on whatever this is, but I have to leave for an appointment, and so will be back later to continue my climb up the board. -- Esther, 14:51:18 07/06/09 Mon

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>>Your descriptions of the sun on the water (especially >>clarifying that the "little gems" were "Bright, >>brilliant, blinding little gems"), and the discomfort >>of incipient sunburn were great! > >Thank you! Sunglasses on the water in the bright >sunlight are a must. Otherwise the second you go >inside anywhere you're alomst blind for ages. And >usually have a screaming headache. >> >>And thank you for the comments on Betsy Ross' >>clothing! Ever since I was in fifth grade, I've been >>rather irritated at the depictions of Betsy wearing >>what had to be a ballgown while sitting there, calmly >>stitching on the flag. I think that might have been >>the year I got my first subscription to Vogue, still a >>mainstay in my mailbox. *G* > >LOL... I'm pretty sure, as a respectable married >woman, Betsy Ross did not have her *ahem*s hanging >out. Molly's going to have one hellacious sunburn on >parts that rarely see the light of day. I had a >sunburn in a similar area once. The only spot i missed >with the sunblock was a patch the size of my palm in >the center of my chest. I was on a casino cruise >thingy (for furture reference, if gambling isn't your >thing, these are boring as hell. I'm just saying) and >was wearing a sundress and spending time on the deck >watching the dolphins swimming alongside the boat. The >rest of me was unscathed; the patch on my chest was >blistered. There's not enough Solarcaine in the world >to make that feel better.
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