corn brooms was New, improved Was: Data Entry 1272
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That's OK. I know you don't have much time to play here :-)).
Oh, right - we moved from Lincoln, Nebraska, actually. I was thinking you were referring some connection between Indiana and the Dakotas that I wasn't...
LCD's usually have a backlight; this is the light you actually see. When you look at the electronics it is often pretty easy to find it, and it is completely separate...
Yup. Especially around Fennville.
I asked Mom about this. She told me that an Indian grew and made brooms in the 1920s, maybe the 1930s.
Because for some reason I think I remember that you moved to Michigan from one of the Dakotas :-). My idea of Dakotas is farm country.
I was thinking of Real Farms rather than the MU training farms. My sister's in Hudsonville and factory creep is surrounding them. IIRC, driving from E. Lansing south showed signs of urban and factory creep (two years ago). I buttumed you had to go north to back into real farm country.
I would certainly expect them to dress game.
Oh, slavering emoticon here Do they have beef liver too?
Only certain things. Not yet enough to expose myself to the family madness. And I still want to grow up to a marine biologist. I'm a Woodshole groupie.
I certainly learned a lot. I'm down to only feeling twinge of guilt causing this drift.
Maybe the manufacturing piece of the invention?
Howard Street. I know I know where that is but I'll to look on my maps. I'll go find it.
I found one with wooden handles at Westboro Lumber. The wood was a number one priority in the specs. Now my mother has given me a bunch of instructions on how to treat it; I'm never going to be a grown up.
BAH
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