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Old 06-08-2011, 04:36 PM   #30874
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It's about the umbrella
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@ dreams: how come can that nice umbrella protect you from the sunlight/rain/whatsoever? It has holes! Fashionalized holes, but holes, still. Besides good-looking holes, it also possesses (I like this word, it has so many 's's) a transparent look.

The only reasonable explanation I can think of about why it was possibly made, is photography. It was made to be shot. As if the lady in your avatar steps out of the past, you know, the time when they dressed dramatically with tons of fancy clothes. <snip>
It is fun looking, huh? Not much use for rain nor wind. Sun use only with sunblock.
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Nikita is our own Basement Cat (although she doesn't want to go into the basement alone). Lexie is a mix of black, browns, white. She always reminds me of Yum Yum from Lilian Jackson Braun's Cat Who... books: shy but at times naughty.
Soooo cute! Thanks for the pic and the link. I think Yum Yum is sweet also. I haven't read a "Cat Who.." book in a while, maybe I'll reread one.
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OK, to heck with that blasted brick. I just ordered a two row diamond cup ($50) for my son's 4½" Milwaukee grinder. Kind of a small tool to be using, but it's got to beat sanding with a brick.

Dreams, when you're right, you're right!
It's too hot for all the effort with a brick. I hope it is much easier and faster with the grinder. Hopefully, it is balanced and doesn't make the grinder vibrate when you use it. We had to do an edge where the garage door closed and one of the ones we bought made the grinder vibrate so much it was hard to hold. We had to take it back and exchange it. Have fun!
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