Dear KittyCat-
Santa's been stressed these last few years, so I thought I'd try the most direct routing.
First of all, thanks for all you've done recently. What's now the Worcester Sub is even better than the former Worcester Main, especially since it had become the Worcester Maim.
Even though it's further from your home -- though closer to Santa's -- District 1 has gotten more concerted attention in a year than it had in decades. 25 is 2.5x better than 10.
Also, the M-B got transformed from an enemy into a resource.
It's been a semicenturyplus since I was in Signal Corps ROTC, but those lessons about the necessity of reliable radio communications have not been forgotten, so here's my list for this season of giving: Please exile the ZombieZones. They've existed ever since the B&M/MEC had a radio system but part of the original design was that 24-hour-staffed towers equipped with base stations-- remember towers? -- would provide infill. Now it's change location or use a phone.Remote transceivers with landline or microwave integration can provide infill now, and cobenificiaries like MassDOT/MBTA and NNEPRA might provide some financial infill.
I hope you don't find "KittyCat" too informal, but it struck me as being better than "Puddy Tat" seen elsewhere or "Dear Kitten" seen on YouTube.
Thanks,
-jaymac
Santa's been stressed these last few years, so I thought I'd try the most direct routing.
First of all, thanks for all you've done recently. What's now the Worcester Sub is even better than the former Worcester Main, especially since it had become the Worcester Maim.
Even though it's further from your home -- though closer to Santa's -- District 1 has gotten more concerted attention in a year than it had in decades. 25 is 2.5x better than 10.
Also, the M-B got transformed from an enemy into a resource.
It's been a semicenturyplus since I was in Signal Corps ROTC, but those lessons about the necessity of reliable radio communications have not been forgotten, so here's my list for this season of giving: Please exile the ZombieZones. They've existed ever since the B&M/MEC had a radio system but part of the original design was that 24-hour-staffed towers equipped with base stations-- remember towers? -- would provide infill. Now it's change location or use a phone.Remote transceivers with landline or microwave integration can provide infill now, and cobenificiaries like MassDOT/MBTA and NNEPRA might provide some financial infill.
I hope you don't find "KittyCat" too informal, but it struck me as being better than "Puddy Tat" seen elsewhere or "Dear Kitten" seen on YouTube.
Thanks,
-jaymac
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