whom the gods love they drive nuts

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Without anything but the love we feel

The "curious" case of the Salish Sea Human Foot Discoveries:

Where finding feet and no body was termed unusual, and finding two feet or more has been given a "million to one odds".

Date	Place	Notes
August 20, 2007	Jedediah Island, British Columbia	A man's right foot; size 12 white-and-blue-mesh running shoe. The remains were identified as those of a missing and possibly depressed man from British Columbia.
August 26, 2007	Gabriola Island, British Columbia	A man's right foot; size 12 white Reebok.
February 8, 2008	Valdes Island, British Columbia	A right foot in a size 11 Nike (same person as June 16 finding). The remains were identified as a 21-year-old Surrey man who died of natural causes.
May 22, 2008	Kirkland Island, British Columbia	A known woman's right foot; blue-and-white New Balance sneaker (same person as November 11 finding).
June 16, 2008	Westham Island, British Columbia	A man's left foot (same person as February 8 finding).
August 1, 2008	Near Pysht, Washington	A right foot inside a man's black size 11 shoe.
November 11, 2008	Richmond, British Columbia	A known woman's left foot (same person as May 22 finding).
October 27, 2009	Richmond, British Columbia	A right foot in a size 8 1/2 Nike shoe. The remains were identified as a Vancouver-area man who was reported missing in January 2008 and died of natural causes.
August 27, 2010	Whidbey Island, Washington	A juvenile or female's right foot.
December 5, 2010	Tacoma, Washington	A juvenile or a small adult's right foot inside a boy's size 6 Ozark Trail hiking boot.
August 30, 2011	False Creek, British Columbia	Sex unknown. The foot was found in a man's white and blue size 9 runner.
November 4, 2011	Sasamat Lake, British Columbia	A man's right foot inside a size 12 hiking boot. Both were identified as that of a local man who went missing in 1987. Foul play is not suspected.
December 10, 2011	Lake Union, Seattle, Washington	Human leg bone and foot in a black plastic bag under the Ship Canal Bridge.
January 26, 2012	Vancouver, British Columbia	Possible Human Remains Found Washed Up In Shoe

lost my vision on Singing Beach (named after the sound the sand makes when you're slumping around) in Manchester By The Sea. I accidentally, after taking a brisk dip in the Atlantic, kneeled on my spectacles and crunched them in half.

blindly yours,

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(maybe I will tape them together, using a different color every week to keep it up to date and thrifty)

fortune cookie from providence rhode island:

"If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't."