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[redbird]

I got an email from my mother this morning, with the subject line "Charity donation."

It wasn't a scam: my mother gave a talk about the Holocaust to a college in the Berkshires (via Zoom), and they wanted make a donation in her honor to the charity of her choice. My mother asked me for suggestions, and specifically for an MS or get out the vote charity. I sent her information about the https://miracoalition.org/, which I did voter registration work for before the pandemic, and she she is forwarding my message with a note about her daughter who lives in Massachusetts.

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I had another dose of Evusheld this afternoon, and waited around for an hour in case of side effects. There weren't any, so when my one-hour timer went off, I got up and left. I made a side trip to Belmont for olives; the 73 arrived before the 71, so I took that, but I would probably have done better on Mt. Auburn Street in Watertown.

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[otter]

I love reading about your food shopping adventures. I mostly end up at the big grocery store because it's the easiest solution for the time being.

[minoanmiss]

ahahahah I'm glad that email was not spam/evidence of an account break-in!