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I agree that the yard is overcrowded and unattractive but that is not a dirt wall. It is a slope which needs to be reseeded. In fact, it looks like some grass is starting to grow. The yard has strange topography.

In the reseller world vintage is defined as something that is 20 or more years old.

I'm sure their food is being locally sourced, so, no worries!

If they were eating that the comments would be that they are eating junk and couldn't possibly be getting enough energy to work from sugary drinks and processed meats.

How would I know?

What would you consider to be acceptable nourishment for them? Hardtack and water? Or no food or drink at all?

I seem to recall some of them doing a thing where they pray together before the ceremony but don't see each other (like stay on opposite sides of a door or column), I guess to maintain the drama of the walk down the aisle. I think that is what they were doing in that picture.

The happy (?) wife.

The man of the hour. Any resemblance?

Sunday, even a dead horse deserves a break. Thus, I assign some homework for genealogists near and far. It is 1846. Oneida, NY, about 100 miles east of Jill Noyes Rodrigues' birthplace of Rochester, NY. John Humphrey Noyes founds the Oneida Community, near the town. The commune has some practices and beliefs unusual for its time. Well, unusual for most times. I present two pages from Weird U.S.A. The Odyssey Continues. Could it be that Jill is descended from this man, and that a streak of fanaticism runs in the family? Could it be that she feels guilt over her ancestor and thus has an obsession with "purity." Anyone on Ancestry who has run out of relatives to research and can answer this puzzle?

It should be one sentence with a comma after me. “You didn’t hear it from me,” he says quietly. I believe He says quietly.would be considered a sentence fragment.

My lower back crunches and crackles just looking at those pictures. i wonder if any of those grooms have ever dropped the bride. There is a lot of injury potential when you think about it.

Airport job is still a guess but looking at the stats there would be more openings in Newark than in Philadelphia. Per Wikipedia, in 2022 Newark served 43.4 million passengers while Philadelphia handled 12.4 million passengers. They ranked 12th and 21st in the country.

Maintenance would be my guess. Maybe someone with airport/airline experience could let us know what types of possible jobs he would qualify for. I'm sure there are many positions that "civilians" aren't even aware of.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey runs Newark Airport. My guess is he got a job there and he had to go into NYC for training or to meet with HR.