Baba @Baba@tincanphone.club

@owen black and white photos are so nice. I'm delighted that this site is back. I love connecting in this way. Thanks for making that happen.

@Chloe that looks delicious. I love the look of the dome of rice

@B love the new statuette.

"Bebe" shouldn't have been included in my post. My phone has a mind of its own.

I can't remember how to respond . Geez. Just wanted to tell you,bebe Owen, that I did start to read "The Shanghaieded Legionnaire" in Frontier Stories. I think it could be good. 😊

@ChrisFerris
Kansas City definitely seems the place for hair.

@owen
Wow! I'd like have dinner at your house!

@owen
That looks both beautiful and delicious!

@owen
Welcome, Chloe!

@Leo way to go, Leo! Thanks.

Does anyone with a birthday in March have a wish list?

@ChrisFerris
My mouth is watering!

@B ok, so you won't do that anymore, right?! It's great that it had been feeling pretty good, though.

@B
Something about the phrase "got the staples pulled out of my shoulder" brought me close to a case of the vapours. Can you scale back? What do you do that stresses your shoulder? No more surgeries! Xxxxx

@B @owen
This is what's happening at our house today.

@owen
Every time I really look at Drafting Mono I see more charming bits. My favorite so far is the bottom half of the lower case "g". Wonderful! I also like that each end of the "c" curve is different, that the cross bar ( technical term, I'm sure) of the lower case "t" is off center, and that the lower case "r" reminds me of a small bathroom sink faucet. I'm sure you weren't going for that but that's what I see and I love it. One puzzling thing for me is the "f" in the middle of the word ,"drafting". It feels taller than it should. I'm sure it's an illusion because it isn't true when it is at the beginning of a word's endlessly fascinating.

@owen
This recording worked really well. Thanks for sticking with it.

@Leo perfect choice! Happy anniversary, you two!

@ChrisFerris I love those together

@owen
I was just rereading a long letter I had written to someone and felt eye strain in doing so. When I looked at Drafting Mono Testing my eyes relaxed and it was so easy to read. I suppose that has to do with the size of it but also the space between letters. I like the tilt to the right and am charmed by the lower case i, in particular. First impressions