[MD] Chaff for Horse, Dan, and Bo

[Mary Clark]

Hi Bo,

>> I'm catching up on a week's worth of posts, so I apologize if the next
>> post I haven't read yet already says all this.

> So much chaff and so little wheat ;-)

You are chafing at my chaff?
So true.  I was raised to be thoughtful of others and can't always help it.
:)   Guess trying to be thoughtful is sometimes not so much so?

Here's some more chaff to chafe at.  perhaps on a chaffing dish? ;)

JoAnn says hi.  She was so happy to hear that you are alive and well.  How
old are you, anyway?  She no longer has a computer, but I can relay
messages.  She is living in Minnesota with a man named Ken of all things.
I've never met him.  He does not like to travel.  I think she's made a
personal static latch on that name.

I hear you have a copy of Lila in digital (and presumably searchable) form.
Can you send it to me? marysonthego at gmail.com

DAN: JoAnn is excited to learn of your book, "Lila's Child".  My impression
is she will be breaking her neck on the ice to get a copy. :)

I too have a sordid tale of addiction (of a different sort), though I'm not
sure because it turned out to be so easy to quit.  Quit the man, quit the
man's habits.  For me the question is, "Does Kent have Quality?"  And again,
the synchronicity with the name thing...  Kent = Ken + "T" for Trouble.  My
son tells me I should write a book about the things I learned.  Such a
sheltered life I'd led up to the time of Daddy's death, then all hell broke
loose.

HORSE:  If you happen to read this, I need to know how to turn off the
DIGEST mode.  I would rather receive each email individually in my inbox.
Can you do this for me?  I already tried changing my settings, but it didn't
take.

Let there be wheat,

Mary

The most important thing you will ever make is a realization.