"Share" is often a nickname for "Sharon". I have cousins whose last name is "Long." I don't know they ever knew the local Short family (who have a famous winery). They were from my aunt's first husband and may not have grown up in the area.
I could easily live in the tropics where temperature year around is in the 80s. You have to put up with some monsoons but I can live in 80s degree weather and ceiling fan would suffice. I would power entirely by solar as there is plenty of sunshine even in stormy weather. On 11/02/2012 02:37 PM, Share Long wrote: > Even feste asked me that! And he knows me in person! So, let a woman retain > a little mystery I say. ha ha. > > Any insights about oxcart's probable gender? Do I have to scour archives for > clues?! > > Boy I hope this is only post #49. Whatever, this is my last til after post > count for the week published. > > > Thinking of your other post about power out til 10th or 11th in some > areas...wondering what I would do. Thinking I should have a plan in case > solar flares mess up the power grid. Thinking to head south and at least be > warm... > > > ________________________________ > From: Bhairitu <noozg...@sbcglobal.net> > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Friday, November 2, 2012 11:56 AM > Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] to those who use a handle on FFL > > > > On 11/02/2012 07:05 AM, Share Long wrote: >> Sorry guys, I misspoke when I replied negatively to oxcart last night about >> not using one's real name here. I know there are very valid reasons for >> doing that. In oxcart's case it's more than just using a handle. It's that >> they don't say much about themselves, what they believe in, etc. They just >> take nasty swipes at me, questioning my honesty. BTW, I'm using they >> because I still can't tell if they are male or female. >> > You mean Share Long is your real name? :-D > > And which Frank Smith or Shirley Johnson is it? I'm all for privacy > and anonymity on the Internet. Back in the BB days handles were carry > overs from the CB era. Also "memo form" became the standard for > messages because 300 baud moments. No bytes to waste for "Dear...." but > some people are still stuck in the personal letter mode. > > >
