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RE: MOTHER'S DAY, May 15 1967
Before moving here permanently, we would stay for two months over the summer. For the first week or two when I returned to NJ the air would literally make me sick. Congestion, runny eyes and nose, and stuffed head, would be what I would come to expect for the first couple of weeks back in NJ.
During the times when cloths will dry outside, we hang our wash on a cloths line. Once dried they are as fresh as a daisy.
It's good that the quality of the air in your neck of the woods seems good.
With air being swept around the globe, many people experience air pollution that was created thousands of miles away.
Howdy today bigsweed! Oh man, that's some bad air for sure, well we might get bad air in some parts of Texas I don't know, I've just never seen any signs of it around here. The air and skies are always crystal clear so far. No chemtrails or anything either but hopefully people in areas like NJ will keep pressure on their legislators and force them to do more.