Have you guys seen that they are trying to get DNA off the tylenol bottles from the poisonings in 1982, and do familial DNA? I'm excited to think they might actually solve that case and charge someone!
Yes, from the bottles. I thought about making a thread, but we'll see if they get anywhere. This is the hardest kind of DNA to pull, as opposed to saliva, semen, etc.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tylenol...0-years-later/
40 years later, Tylenol murder investigators order new DNA tests on key evidence
Baseball is always my number one sport but I do enjoy football and strangely enough I like curling too. We even have a curling club in the area but I'm too hard to get back up off my knee years old so I haven't tried it yet.
Speaking of age since no one is, fingers crossed that my eye dr gives me the green light on removing my cataracts. I have an appt. later today He's been bringing me in every few months and then he says "not ripe yet" and tells me to come back in a couple months. He's a nice enough guy but it's starting to feel like a relationship and I can only handle one of those at a time.
I'd like to get it over with before baseball starts back up.
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Marshmallow here is the one I liken to Ed Gein... Originally Posted by Heartbroken1
My lasik was one of the best things I ever did, cataracts aside. My vision was BAD and I got where I couldn't wear contacts and glasses didn't give me good sight. I loved every minute of the 20ish years I didn't have to deal with glasses or contacts, and my vision was better than 20/20. It was AMAZING! And one day when I have cataract surgery they will put in one of the new lenses and it will correct my vision again. I'm ready to do it but my cataracts aren't bad enough yet.
My hubby did the same thing on closed circuit tv and was like "NOPE!" afterwards.
Cleaning is just a constant thing, I know you're not "supposed" to clean them with your clothes but I do anyways - I am just glad mine haven't gotten scratched (I bought the scratch-free lenses). My last pair were scratched so badly I couldn't see and had to get new ones.
I don't mind my glasses, I got bifocals for the first time last Fall and I wish I'd gotten them sooner but pride .. my appt ended up being for a glaucoma test.
I'm spending the rest of the week going through the slides my parents took over their lifetimes. I'm at 1959 right now and I think I'm tossing about half. The family photos I am scanning onto sticks and into a group on FB of all of my cousins. My parents really really loved taking photos of everyone and every thing. Luckily at least half are labeled.
Marshmallow here is the one I liken to Ed Gein... Originally Posted by Heartbroken1
That's really cool about the photos. I have just photo albums to go by. Thankfully, those weren't up for discussion when bringing them to Ireland.
It must be amazing to see photos that you either forgot about or didn't know existed. I wish I had more from before I was born. Not many that I have except my Mom graduating from nursing school.
I made it through the early 1960s today. That was the sorting out things and people I've never seen before but my parents were friends with. Our family photos go way back. I have tin types and so does a cousin. But the slides are the big part. So many slides. I scanned a few for my cousins. Luckily they could fill in names for me. We're sharing everyone's collections and picking out and saving the ones we each want. We used to travel to see each of them, we did Thanksgiving at my Uncles, Christmas at Dad's cousins, Easter at my Aunts, and a summer camping week with our cousins from Ohio. Looking back, it was pretty cool to do. People don't do that as much anymore. I'm showing my age.
Marshmallow here is the one I liken to Ed Gein... Originally Posted by Heartbroken1
damn, where'd everyone go?
I'm taking a break from scanning today and sorting the preteen and teen years for my brother and me. I remember corduroy and polyester the rest is a blur. Pink outfits more suited for the over 70 crowd than me, my brother and dad in polyester powder blue leisure suits. We matched. a lot. way too often. I hated it.
Funny thing is now at baseball it is expected that the Mr and I match t-shirts. We did it once by accident a few years ago because great minds obviously think alike. Fast forward 6 years and we always match. The reason isn't what they think though, I may love the guy but I do it because I'm very short and it's easier to find him in the crowd when I know exactly what he's wearing.
Happy Monday to all who see this.
Marshmallow here is the one I liken to Ed Gein... Originally Posted by Heartbroken1
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