Very true, George. We didn't expect to live forever, weren't afraid of
our food, took personal responsibility for what we did and didn't know
we were not well off because all our friends were in the same boat. It
was that walking five miles barefoot thru the snow to the unheated one
room schoolhouse that we all hated.

I still have that Dunlap, but I don't turn on it and I wear shoes...at
least on cold days. Nowadays, I fear egg yolks, file-scrapers, gas
shortages and lawsuits, but I'm willing to assume the risk because I
don't expect to live forever.


Turn to Safety, Arch
Fortiter



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