He Must Be a Visitor from Ohio
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Feb 15, 2020 10:29:26 #
I love this photo. For me the expression on the woman's face is priceless. I am guessing they are a couple and while she was smart enough to get something to drink he just sort of collapsed in place and she can't understand his lack of desire to join her.
I guess each of us could come up with a totally different story to fit our own thoughts about the photo and most likely we would all be correct.
Dennis
I guess each of us could come up with a totally different story to fit our own thoughts about the photo and most likely we would all be correct.
Dennis
Feb 15, 2020 12:17:50 #
dennis2146 wrote:
I love this photo. For me the expression on the woman's face is priceless. I am guessing they are a couple and while she was smart enough to get something to drink he just sort of collapsed in place and she can't understand his lack of desire to join her.
I guess each of us could come up with a totally different story to fit our own thoughts about the photo and most likely we would all be correct.
Dennis
I guess each of us could come up with a totally different story to fit our own thoughts about the photo and most likely we would all be correct.
Dennis
Thanks, Dennis, and most likely you're right.
Feb 15, 2020 14:29:11 #
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Feb 16, 2020 06:47:02 #
Voss wrote:
Suffering from heat exhaustion in this January weather. 
Assuming this is down south and he is from up north, it really is amazing how much our home environments affect us. I remember being in northern Thailand in January one time and the weather was cooling down to the upper 60s overnight. Myself and a coworker from Alaska were running around in T-Shirt and thankful we could finally breath. The local Thai people were bundled up in Ski Jackets. It was still hitting low 90s in the mid afternoon.
Feb 16, 2020 09:31:34 #
waegwan wrote:
Assuming this is down south and he is from up north, it really is amazing how much our home environments affect us. I remember being in northern Thailand in January one time and the weather was cooling down to the upper 60s overnight. Myself and a coworker from Alaska were running around in T-Shirt and thankful we could finally breath. The local Thai people were bundled up in Ski Jackets. It was still hitting low 90s in the mid afternoon.
I think people are adapted to their home environment. One summer my wife and I took a couple in-laws from Seoul to visit Laredo, and had to rush them back for fear they'd collapse from the heat. I know if I had to live in Canada, or, heaven forbid, northern Alaska, I'd be wearing so many layers of clothes I'd be incapable of motion. But Thailand now....
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Feb 20, 2020 20:32:08 #
alamomike47 wrote:
Easy Voss the wife is a buckeye. I know the bench.
Yes, you should, alamomike47.
And I'll fess up--I spent the better part of my first 40 years in Ohio's great and beautiful Western Reserve area.
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