In most countries. It's horrific that we seem to be heading back to time. At least in America. I hope Canada doesn't fall as fast.

In the 90s, my mother and (teenage) I both read The Handmaid's Tale. While I was most horrified by the actual confinement and rapes of the Handmaids, my mother's horror was the moment when women could not access their own bank accounts. Because that's when they lost all power.

Great to have lists. Could you do alttext so some of us can find the names of the books?

Where did you move it to? Like, what do you do with a broken 55gal aquarim? Put plants in it?

Why don't any of them ever decide to save the world by feeding hungry children?

Impossible not to know if you're having a head MRI, but I have torso MRIs every year and there are no plates. I think that was a long time ago, I vaguely remember that from a knee MRI.

Most of those things were things learned at school. The parents' names, phone numbers and addresses is the only real concern I have on that list. Reading a clock, counting money, cursive were all 2nd/3rd grade curriculum when I was in school and when I was teaching primary.

My one useful skill.

You're forgetting brain damage from ongoing Covid infections. I'm seeing this at work from people that 5 years ago had perfectly decent attention spans and critical thinking skills.

My actual objection is I'm nearly blind, this will be below my visual field and very dangerous as a tripping hazard for people like me.

Strangely enough, I don't find that image of you weird in any way.

Thank you. I'll try to get there.

What a lot of joy he brought to children for generations.

I'm wondering about this production. The Sound of Music is one of the few times I think the movie improves on the stage show. But the quality of the company can make a huge difference.