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Minolta MND 50 Elizabeth Majeure
This is my chance to share a personal insight. It is about me. There is a therapeutic value to blogging. And that’s a good thing.
I was given a Pentax 35 mm Camera. What it had built into it was a light meter. I could see the meter inside the viewfinder. I could adjust the aperture on the lens until the light meter read in the sweet spot for correctly making the exposure light appropriate. This made a big difference, I was adjusting the aperture and producing good pictures.
Do all film cameras have a built in light meter?
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I was baptized when the Pope was Benedict XVI

Pfui! – variant spelling of phooey: an exclamation of disgust, aversion, dislike, contempt, or annoyance.
Thievery – A more common way to say thievery is theft, or in a police report, larceny. It’s easy to see where the word thievery comes from — to thieve is to steal, and both words come from the Old English root þeof, or thief.
If you are following the story about my Meth use in 1990-91, this McDonald’s commercial shows how I was using it; tiny bits at a time.
I was very productive.
Katherine Cole. “How the Trinchero Family Built a Wine Empire.” daily.sevenfifty.com/. https://daily.sevenfifty.com/how-trinchero-built-a-wine-empire/#trinchero-1: January 4, 2018
A similarly savvy move was the Trincheros’ prescient early investment in what has become a common sight these days—the single-serving bottle, or “split.”
The Trincheros commissioned research in the 1980s that determined that the increasing number of American adults living alone were hesitant to purchase full-sized bottles of wine for themselves.
The only single-serving sizes available at that time were the plastic 187 ml bottles used by airlines, so Roger Trinchero custom-ordered a small glass bottle mold for Sutter Home. Today, Sutter Home sells more than half of all 187 ml–sized wines in the United States.

It was a plan to build a new house with the old boarding house as an example. As it was getting closer to finishing the new house and the threat was that the old boarding house would be destroyed, the staff started listening to Nirvana. It was telling the staff in Tagalog to not destroy the old house. It was once a place for Samuel Clemens to do his thinking before going to San Francisco.
We have a tendency to unlearn things. Saving this house is probably an example of what we need to relearn periodically. I don’t want anyone to destroy the old house. I stayed at the new house when it was a mental health place in 1998. The same thing happened there as at the old house. It is Felton, California, there is gravity.
6950 Rose Acres Lane
Felton, CA 95018
Could you please arrange to have a plaque placed on the front door saying that this house is a significant historical property? If so, I wouldn’t notice, but other people will. And, it could save the house. At the very least, the city planning office has a file on the property. To save the house the city planning office would be a good place to start.
I’m learning about the Tower of Babel. Genesis 11:1-9
Sophomore class vice president speech
There is Meds here.
So, I’ve had some time to think about Mental Illness. I must have some insight about it.
Who ever said Schizo-Affective has to differ from Schizophrenia by a mood component. I’m Schizo-Affective and I have to say I don’t get it. I have no mood component.
In recent DSMs the Schizo Mental Illnesses are together in one diagnosis. Staff is stopping the Schizo-Affective Mental Illness Diagnosis. They have to because for Schizo-Affective there is no differentiating mood component.
I don’t have a mood component. Staff is wrong.
Taking Complaints has official text, accepted rhetoric in referring to Mental Illness. There is a hereditary table there too. I am sure it is interesting.
Comment: May 13, 2024; There is another less clear writing in an earlier post. I’m trying to understand the Schizo-Affective Mental Illness: https://gevluef.com/2015/07/10/on-mood/