My ex-wife grew up in a house built in around 1920 (I’m guessing). It had a standard porch and front door, and then TWO side doors. First one was for people, 2nd went to a small room (with another door inside that small room. It was configured this way so they could leave the outside door open for the ice man but lock the inner door so nobody could break into the house. It also had a metal door to the basement for the coal delivery.
Hah! Reminds me of “Not another teen movie”…They introduce the naked exchange student from italy “Areola”. Later, at the party is another naked girl who exclaims, “That B*t*ch stole my look”.
See previous post about a long career as a system administrator. Whenever we had a situation like this, we would have to gather evidence to PROVE that the issue belonged to another team. “It’s not my server, it’s your server, and here’s the evidence which i’m sure you’ll agree with. let me know if I can help”. Often you had to understand someone elses job better than they did.
Decades ago we were checking out an in-home day care. Nice provider, nice home, but there was a hitch: She only accepted little girls. No exceptions. She said everything just ran smoother. She warned us: if you were planning on another child and got it “wrong”, there were no sibling exceptions. The girls were welcome, the boys were not. (not sure how she pulled this off with licensing and such)
My Mom (born in the USA) moved to Italy for a few years and returned in the mid 1930’s. She distinctly remembers the ship listing to one side as everyone onboard wanted to get a look at the statue of liberty.
My ex-wife grew up in a house built in around 1920 (I’m guessing). It had a standard porch and front door, and then TWO side doors. First one was for people, 2nd went to a small room (with another door inside that small room. It was configured this way so they could leave the outside door open for the ice man but lock the inner door so nobody could break into the house. It also had a metal door to the basement for the coal delivery.