Reminds me of Capt. Quinn in Barry Lyndon:

My lady, except for you, and four others, i have never loved a woman like this before.

@ observer

> (4) stop making school children having to wear cloths which need to be ironed (the iron uses the most electricity of any houshold appliance

Funny how people worry about little things. Ban the plastic shopping bags do nothing about the energy intensive production of reusable shopping bags and disposable plastic beverage bottles.

The synthetic no iron fabrics or blended fabrics are energy intensive to produce and later go on to release microplastics and chemicals into the water table.

Also most school uniforms no longer require ironing these days.

> So, we are very fortunate in that we have transitioned.”

One can only hope. One can only hope that they have.

Please send me my check.

Cut it. Cut it.
People need to learn that teabags can be reused up to 4 times.
Also do not cut the crust off the bread.
Put the egg shells in the blender and add it to the pea soup to replace the conch.
Stop using toilet paper. Wash it out. Will be fresh as the summer breeze.

Soon well wishers will spontaneously gather by the home of the cabinet ministers and hold a junkanoon rushout.

I carry my cowbells everywhere with me these days.

I always insisted in paying for my own insurance with the bank. And brought them the receipt.

I understand that some banks make it compulsory that you buy it from their partners. Could it be that premiums were included in the mortgage payment and the bank did not forward it? Big trouble then.

> because the slightest thing can cause it to be derailed

A falling ladder perhaps?

If the partial lockdowns are not effective, stop them.

Last Friday, I attempted to go to the foodstore at 3pm. I was horrified at the line, I did not even park the car. Covid cluster right there.

As long as there is community spread, it does not matter if they open to tourists.

The tourists may not come anyway.