Totally with you from the Lower Fraser in usually beautiful BC🇨🇦

Took my then young kids to see this in our small hometown movie theater on #vashonisland multiple times when it came out. So many lovely moments! “Vivir con miedo es vivir a media” @gwenschweitzer.bsky.social @tristanolson.bsky.social @tapirsmith.bsky.social

Chiming in with retired nurse experience here! Shingles follows the course of a spinal cord nerve (head to toe) and can cause permanent damage and pain. Imagine all the vital places of your body you wouldn’t want that. Blindness in an eye is just one example.

LOL! All the good baseball movies sit in the same place in my brain apparently!!!

Yes! Yes! Yes. Candlesticks always make a great gift!

There is a big difference between uploading investigative genealogy case DNA and using public records or public trees.

Ancestry also profits from user-created trees which users can make private or private and unsearchable so they already have a system for members to distinguish how they’d like their information used.

I would have liked to see more here describing how Ancestry gets access to public records and profits from that. As an Ancestry user I see nothing wrong with genealogical research using public records for investigative purposes.

You were born with elegance!

I have a similar photo from a production at Colfax High School (Washington) from November 1977!