Certainly enough so that it won't be an issue to have a few left in there. I went through the calendar, and it seems to have taken out most of the duplicates.
#Ical dupe deleter full
It had been three full weeks though since I've been dealing with this whole calendar snafu.
To be fair, I had only been running iCal Dupe Deleter since Monday, June 9th, so it took two weeks, 3 days. Well, it only took 1,452,510.02 seconds, but when I came home last night, I saw that iCal Dupe Deleter had finished deleting all 11,725 duplicates from my calendar. I remember that these boys were making a killing - it was a particularly hot day for SF, and who can resist a lemonade stand (even if it is $2.50)? These kids were selling Pellegrino sparkling water with choices of Italian flavored syrup! I think they were charging $2.50 a cup. It wasn't the lemonade stand (or in my case, a Kool-Aid" stand) that I remember as a kid. I remember several years back, when my friend Philip was visiting for Pride weekend,(which also happens to be this weekend) we stopped by a "Lemonade Stand" run by a couple of boys down the street. I asked how business was so far, but she said she had only just opened and that we were her first customers. (she was busy making more bags even as we spoke.) We told her that she could keep the 3rd so that she could keep her inventory stocked. We bought two, even though she told us that we qualified for her 3/$1 special. (which I actually think is a very reasonable price) I admired her handy work, and asked how much she was charging for them. We walked over to see what she was selling: Lavender bags - fresh lavender wrapped in pretty sheets of lace, tied with thin green wire, and finished off with a little tag. She had a table set up with an "Open" sign. As we came to our block, we noticed that one of the little girls (about 8 years old) who lives on the corner had "set up shop" at the corner. What a great photo! I was so tickled when I saw it! I immediately took a screen shot of my browser window and sent it to them, in case it's not still up when they get home.īarry had just sent me this photo of he and Andrew in front of SF City Hall after they got married on Friday.Ĭongratulations to Andrew and Barry (again!) and to all of the other happy couples who recently got married, or will be getting married soon.ĭick and I just came home from walking around the neighborhood. I recognized those two guys in the photo immediately! That's Andrew and Barry! They are two of my dear friends who just got married (again) at SF City Hall on Friday! One of the sites that I routinely check is. Instead, we strolled around the neighborhood last night and this afternoon, which was still quite hustley-bustley.Īnyhow, we just came home from our walk, and I hopped on my computer to see what's going on in the world today. This year, it's even bigger than usual (and the largest turn out ever) because it coincides with the recent legalization of same-sex marriages in California.ĭick and I didn't go to the parade or festivities this year - we usually go, but for one-reason-or-another didn't go today.
It's that day/weekend again! The weekend when gays, lesbians, trans genders, and folks of all kind come flocking from across the globe to San Francisco to celebrate Gay Pride.
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