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Where we live — Tuesday morning at seven — October 9, 2007

As usual, clicking the image should take to one twice the size.

I saw these two signs in the Woodburn BiMart (the Oregon Woodburn, that is).

That sign in the men’s restroom has good advice about paper towels and doors. Very good advice, in fact. Essential, I would say.

Alas, that bathroom no longer offers paper towels.

But the sign is still there. 😀

Since the sign says they care and to let them know if anything needs attention, I’m letting them know.

And while I’m at it, I’ll let them know about this:

I’m sure the next time they made a sign like that they used sandals, not sandles.

Oh, a post script to BiMart in Woodburn: Please send a rescue expedition to the men’s restroom. The rescue team should take lots of towels with them. So the guys trapped in there can open the door to get out. Thank you.

Well, maybe the aphid saw it.

When (s)he was flapping around at the Wooden Shoe Bulb Farm near Woodburn, Oregon.

If not, that’s OK. You can enjoy the view anyway.

That is, something that used to be beautiful.

Now dead.

click for larger image, of course

People’s bodies are that way too.

And what people make have the same problem.

So prepare for heaven.

And lay up treasures in heaven.

Here’s the water bottle I took with me on my flight from Oregon to Arizona:

I took several swigs during the flight.

When we landed and I retrieved it from the pocket, I noticed it was caved in. So I took the above picture of it.

Can you explain it?

(It returned to normal shape when I opened it.)

Here I am:

The roof was rough against my defoliated top!

Here’s my view:

From left: my wife (Ruby), our three youngest children (Dora, Andrew, Michayla), and our missionary friend (Margy).

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