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Hey, Nickster. Hey, Gary.

Hey, Buckie.

What about you and Steve?

Hey, Albert. We're having hot ham and Swiss subs. With roasted beet chips.

Okay. This one's kind of long (78 minutes), but it's a documentary about kids attending an LGBT-inclusive camp. The first camp of its kind.

Yeah, cotton fabric doesn't really like being soaked in alkaline substances until it dries. Nice save.

We're all doing great. Sneakers got a checkup at the vet this morning, with a clean bill of health. The downstairs powder room is finished off, and it looks great! Now I just need to wait for the snow to finish melting so I can plan my garden. And you'll receive an update as soon as I do.

Hey, Caz. Well, we heard from Bob's son-in-law, Kyle. Bob got into a nasty car wreck on his way to an appointment. He's in stable condition, but has been in a coma for nearly two weeks.

Well, you look magnificent today, Gary.

Um, thanks....but I'm not wearing green. Actually, I'm wearing a blue shirt today. It's my holey shirt.

Hey, Froggy. Hey, Gary. Morning, Dugh, Mum, and Thistle. *scratches for Thistle* Hey, Clo. Sorry to hear that. I'm sure you'll find something great. I once read a trilogy of books set in the Old West. In the story, a newspaper reported that the MC's wagon train had been attacked by Apache Indians. The MC went to the newspaper's office and complained about the inaccuracy, stating that it was in fact, Shoshone, not Apache, who committed the act, and the paper was giving in to sensationalism. Now, I'm no anthropologist, but I know for a fact that the Shoshone NEVER attacked anyone, even when they were well within their rights to do so. That's just not part of their culture. The Apache, on the other hand, were very militant and war-like for much of their history. Meaning that the "sensational" report in the newspaper was more historically accurate than the events of the story. The fact that this book came from an established author well-known for her "Roman Mysteries" series, well....

Oh, right. But once the colonoscopy is over and done with, you can go back to eating those things?

What led to that?

What dietary restrictions do you have?

You're so funny, Albert!

We're having Coca-Cola braised BBQ ribs and coleslaw, with garlic redskin smashed potatoes. Deee-licious!

Hey, Albert. How's you and Steve?

Well. That was an unexpected turn.

Hey, Gary. How are Cookie and Falkor?

Hey, Nick. Hey, Val.

Hey, Clo.

It's getting harder to find good short films with gay characters. What's on IMDb isn't always available on YouTube or Vimeo. Soon, I might have to start looking for *shudders* cat videos.

Hey, Froggy.

Hey, Gary.