Analog is easier on the brain. A quick glance can even clue you in as to how much time you have left to complete a task. Then again, I bet not many could even read a sun dial or know how to tell time on a sunlit day w/o a watch.

The things you really need produce, dairy, meat are around the store perimeter. I usually shop clockwise. Messes other people up, but too bad. Then hit the aisles for the other things on my list like canned goods, paper, etc..

Reminds me of the old "Maine" joke punch line---- "you can't get there from here."

How cool is that? The paw prints on the vehicle reminds me of a cat we had that loved sleeping on the hood of our car.

We've used the Auto-Train from FL to VA and back a few times. It cuts out a lot of the boring/tedious I-95 driving. MrsO likes that she can bring more clothing options in the car, but does not care for sleeping in the upper bunk of a roomette. Being 6'3", I like the 6'4" bottom bunk. Lately we fly up and rent a car.

I'm a "junior." Even though James was the #1 baby boy name in 1939, my parents gave me the moniker. Had a family nickname for years that I hated. My friends in school and college called me by my middle name, Otto. It posed a problem once when my wallet was stolen and when I got my replacement driver's license, it had my Dad's traffic violations on it. Another time my Mother "accidentally" opened a letter from an old girlfriend addressed to me that had some very personal information in it. Future parents---please give your children different names.

Back in the day on the original Jim Rome sport's board, a member made up similar baseball cards for the board's denizens. All in good fun. I still have mine and others.

Rminds me of the time seeing robins floundering around on the campus at the U of Maine. The birds had eaten European mountain ash fruit that had fallen to the ground and had fermented. Drunk robins.

I remember reading about paper dresses back then. MrsO never had one.

If this is real (I have a recent tendency to disbelieve internet things), it is quite an achievement. A 2 story home, no less.

Surprised at no mention of Pepsi's sky-writing campaign.

I might add that if you are working in a factory, it's not a good idea to go to a nearby diner for lunch and have a couple beers before you go back to work. Someone told me that. (-:

Looks like a smaller version of one of those ecosystem pods in the movie Silent Running.

My new part time job is at Florida Southwestern State College on the event staff at the new sport's arena. I have to wear a T-shirt in that yellow-green color. It says EVENT STAFF on the back. I've found that people treat me differently, in a positive way.
Actually I'm nothing more than a glorified bouncer, with uniformed public safety people
around in case I need them.

And this reminds me of a character in the movie "Teachers", although he was a bit loonie. When that movie came out, everyone on the staff at the school where I taught had me pegged as the Nick Nolte character. True that.