So maybe my fingers aren't so fat after all?
I need to be more careful.
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From: Ken Norton [mailto:ken@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 9:29 AM
To: Olympus Camera Discussion
Subject: Re: [OM] WTB: Zuiko OM glass (21/2, 18/3.5, 90/2)
Ok, everybody, PLEASE watch the "Reply To" field. I've noticed that
when I go to respond to somebody offlist that it keeps wanting to send
to the list.
>Way off topic. I was just looking at your church's website. Karen's
>maiden name is Wolfe???? My mom was a Wolfe. I don't think there are
>scads of them around. Six degrees of separation?
Possible. We could investigate this easily enough, Karen's parents are
walking history books of ancient Wolfisms.
>[His] wife was just diagnosed with a re-occurrence of breast cancer,
>other side, much more aggressive this time. Stage 3. Going to have a
>lot of chemo and then a double mastectomy when that's done.
Ouch, that's tough. The survival-tables for this scenario are not
pretty. We never had to go through the chemo, fortunately. BTW, it's
been five years, last month!!!!!!!
>Like I said, early next week at the latest with surprise(s) a distinct
>possibility.
Could it be? Could it be? Could it be?
There are howls of protest from the camera bag. Various lenses are
talking amongst themselves of who has to go. The OM-2S has already been
pushed out because of the arrival of that sweety OM-3Ti. The gruff
OM-4T has set up shop in the top-center of the bag and won't be pushed
around. He's a little disconcerted with the arrival of the 3Ti, but
hasn't shown signs of giving up the top spot, yet. However Eddy E-1 got
kicked out! The entire bag has spoken and those digital interlopers are
history! They now either occupy their own bag or have to weather the
storms without shelter. I'm not too pleased with this situation,
though. The search is on for a larger bag, but may end up getting a
second 200EG. If that happens, there will be a major identity crisis to
resolve as the 200EG bags have that nasty logo on them. Eddy E-1 is one
tough dude, though, so it wouldn't suprise me to see him figure out some
way to get back in the main bag.
Meanwhile Big Toke, the Tokina AT-X 100-300/4 is taking up way too much
space. He's getting threatened by the others almost daily. As the only
one not of the Zuiko family, he's not trusted. The Zuiko family is
known for their shadowy ways and it wouldn't suprise me to see a dead
lens-cap placed in his spot.
AG (always an adventure) Schnozz
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