I apologize for posting this the wrong way, to the moderators..my brain is a bit of a mess after yesterday.

Bingo is a 1981 Ferry Morse variety. "Characteristics: F1 hybrid, medium early, firm, large, fresh market type with uniform green immature fruit, semi-determinate. Resistance: verticillium, fusarium (races 1 and 2), and tobacco mosaic virus; a distinct cultivar. " NCSU Ferry Morse no longer lists it. It is available wholesale from Harris Moran. Dave if you google Bingo Tomato, you will get lots of photos, articles , recommedations etc. It was quite popular a few years ago.

Well, Bingo, here. Binge watching a TV series is actually binge watching YouTube channel series, in case one is inclined to be persnickity about the definition. The TP hoarding was accidental. I knew I wasn't going to get back down to Connecticut much for awhile, so I ordered a package from Amazon that turned out to be larger than I expected - of a particular brand of recycled paper TP that I like Up. here in MA I can only find Seventh Generation, which I dislike. (TBH, I haven't seen ANY brands of recycled TP for months now.) Oh, my favorite brand is Marcal. Oh, I didn't bake bread, but I did make a dessert that required yeast - which took me a while to find.

Its really weird how adults like to sexualize everything. Kids do not think that way. Drag is a costume, fun for everyone! Its no different than an old guy dressing up as Santa and having kids sit in his lap. There is nothing sexual in it. Because normal kids DO NOT THNK THAT WAY. A person in drag reading a kids book to kids is on no way shape or form problematic as long as the book and behavior of the reader is appropriate. Yeesh. An adult drag show is no different than other adult entertainment. A time and place for everything. Lets talk about how every Disney Princess is around 16 years old when the older men around her start pursuing her, and their fathers are trying to marry them off. As an adult, I could rage at how that warps a young persons mind into thinking that females are but things to be possessed and traded, and how 16 is too young to be married. OOORRR I could remember that at 4, 16 did in fact seem rather grown up, but by the time I reached 16, a normal childhood punctuated with fun princess movies lead me to have a little bit of common sense to realize that these are stories, characters ,fairy tales, not a guideline to values, morals, or life lessons. There are no magic carpets, talking candlesticks, or fairy godmothers in real life. But there are people of different lifestyles, and it makes sense to expose children to everyone early and in an appropriate manner. Doing such immunizes them against misguided and bigoted propaganda later in life, such as a person in drag reading a childrens book to children is child abuse. Eye roll. I was once a victim of a tirade in which a very strange woman was ranting about how "Beauty and the Beast" promoted immoral carnal relations between people and animals. Some people have really really sick minds to make such a conclusion. Again, kids young enough to enjoy that movie are not thinking about that. They are seeing the magic!!!! Weirdo........