Bonjour: Yesterday I happened on your Front page quip about Jesus and turn signals. (tSW, May 14) I found it very apropos. No doubt the famous carpenter would not have thrown his "Aquafina" bottle out the window either.
Have a great day!
J. Huseby
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Bonjour: Yesterday I happened on your Front page quip about Jesus and turn signals. (tSW, May 14) I found it very apropos. No doubt
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