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Wow, that's a spectacular crossing time! For peanut butter? They don't sell peanut butter in Canada?
BTW, I was recently reminded of your profile. Specifically, you mentioned the word, "thither." Today I encountered that word in *real* literature: The Hobbit. Tolkein wrote of goblins being scattered "hither and thither." It made me happy to think of "my Marbyeth" at that point in the story!
(Note that I had to put Middlemarch on hold, since The Hobbit must go back to the library for the next patron on its waiting list -- and I own Middlemarch, so it can wait a bit.)
Anyway, enjoy the peanut butter -- you deserve it! :-)
But it's good peanut butter... ;)
Amanda --
I hope it is very very good peanut butter!
Of course, the waiting time gave you and Marybeth 3:38 hours to discuss the Mysteries of the Universe! :-)
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