The left foot must always go first in stepping up or down a flight of stairs or a curb.
I used to always go left foot first til I took my first dog through advanced training. We had to start everything on the right foot. I hopped around a lot those first few weeks trying to get that right foot going first. I still have trouble with choreography that starts on the right foot - gave me fits when I moved to a new studio where the instructor is right foot obsessed.
I try to leave the house with ninety-nine cents change in my pocket, but not
more than that. And never more than four pennies. The ideal mix is three
quarters, a dime, two nickels and four pennies.
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dalehileman
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Mon 18 Sep, 2017 02:32 pm
@Sturgis,
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...and then pressing it tight to flatten it
Oh Urg, I do that too. Haven't you sometimes wished there was a big cheap machine to crush stuff like that, flatten it out
an extra $16,000 hanging around that you don't know what to do with
or you could do something constructive with it, such as donating it to a hurricane relief fund... or sending a check to Chez Philbis...
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dalehileman
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Wed 20 Sep, 2017 01:33 pm
@Blickers,
Blick thanks for that. However, I had hoped for a bigger'n', one that might eg crush sheets of cardboard, eg, to make 'em flatter. It'd hafta be eg the size of a door
Not so. I was staying at a friend's house (female). I replaced the toilet paper roll, under. She yelled at me and called me a weirdo. She changed it to over.
