They ate fresh vegetables and meats prepared daily rather than processed foods with preservatives, colorings, and additives. FWIW, their soaps, cosmetics, and toiletries didn't contain xenoestrogens, either.

 

 

 

 

Is this trending into non-secular matters?

 

 

 

So we received something interesting today.

 

 

bros you have no idea. I leeched these back in the day.




It's 995 old photos.

https://goo.gl/photos/7PsquLCSKTUApwKy8

 

 

that's not up to code. im assuming this guy didn't send this to the city to fix or fine them tons of money until they fixed it.

 

This furniture commercial amused me:

 

Definitely not up to code. I feel that pain. Whoever put the kitchen floor in my house did something stupid. They added a 1 inch thick board to the top step of the basement stairs and made it hang over the step an additional inch.

 

Next set of stairs we frame up and pour, I'm doing this.

 

Please also put in a concrete fist that they hit themselves on when they fall. Will fit your attitude perfectly.

 

I want Joe to go find this, and film an informational video showing them to us.

 

Y8's... for pic #13 of the Chula Vista CofC parade float... I was born and raised in Chula Vista... actually had a girlfriend who was one of the runner-up chicks on that same float circa 1993 (never got any iirc).

Anyways... that pic was definitely taken in the Coronado 4th of July Parade on Orange Ave. I found some history for the N.Gardner Real Estate Company and that sweet ride on the right looks like a 1950 Dodge. No telling what year it's taken, but prob late 50's?

I just got off the phone with the Coronado Historical Society and they'd never seen this photo... not that they can add it to the archive, but probably some old dude there dated one of those girls and might be able to tell me more about it. We did talk about dating the photo via the make/model of the parking meter and they were gonna hook up with the Chula Vista Historical Society to figure out who the people are. Anyways... thanks for the memories.

 

I have used that exact staircase several times, and I didn't trip.


Edit: forgot the picture.