Susannah
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Hmmm…apparently auto-merge happens if you post again right away, never mind if you wanted to separate the comments. Oh well, not important. I would separate this one but….

Faye, just imagine how confusing it all was when you didn’t know the miners or that there were mines. I liken it to crossing the street and getting run over even though you thought you were in the crosswalk.Good morning! A touch of sadness veils me this morning as I sip my coffee. I liken recent events to a gold rush.
Someone discovers a beautiful nugget and shares the location of that discovery. Old acquaintances flock in to share in the treasure trove. All celebrate the excellent constructed mine and the friendly accommodating folks that inhabit it. It doesn't take long before the trail blazer announces that the old mine, in which many inhabited for years, might reopen with a new portal and be better timbered to avoid frequent cave-ins as the old mine suffered.
Immediately, the trailblazers body guard senses an insurrection by some of the former miners (seniors, not minors) against the proprietor of that mine. A proprietor that didn't even notify the trailblazer or bodyguard of the closing and that is a contentious point for some. The body guard stages a hostile walk out, throwing punches at others as he exits. Many go silent, afraid to go against the trailblazers body guard in case the old mine is reconstructed. The treasure is still in this mine, but requires responsible participation in which some probably can't handle since they lost their supreme status the old mine bestowed on them. Being unable to steal back their old status and not caring to earn it again, they go silent.
This new mine shows promise from the samples I have assayed.
I am starting to feel more cheer. I think getting this out has helped brighten my day. It may have been that second cup of coffee. Going for hot chocolate now. Chocolate always makes me happy.
