As many of you know, I cut my own hair. I decided to cut my hair today, but my health condition is still...cloudy~ Well, I successfully cut my hair. But... I used the wrong trimmers. My hair is now extremely short. Like...I'm almost like @Serge Gray and @Bruno Dart I'm more like @Alex Understated and @Wei Jiang I COULD share a photo...but I'm still in shock. My wife is in Boston and she will see me tomorrow. Depending on her reaction...I will show myself to you all!!!! Personally, I feel great! I love a buzzzzzz cut! But I look like a peanut~

These remains, found in an attic, were given to us by an elderly man so that we could donate them to the Museum of Alba-la-Romaine. MuséAL. These are fragments that were found by winegrowers several generations ago while they were ploughing their fields. - FRAGMENT 1 : This is probably a piece of the neck of an amphora. The shape suggests a container for storing or transporting liquids (wine, oil). The deposit inside the neck could be related to the contents or its use. - FRAGMENT 2 : This could be a fragment of a handle from a large pitcher/cruche. - FRAGMENT 3 : The remnant appears to be a fragment of architectural decoration sculpted in limestone. It could be an element of a cornice or a frieze, or integrated into a wall. - FRAGMENT 4 : It is made of terracotta/fired clay, hypothesized to be a brick fragment. - FRAGMENT 5 : Likely originating from a commonware vessel. - FRAGMENT 6 : Fragment of architectural/mural decoration, perhaps a fresco or other. - FRAGMENT 7 : Red clay, a thin fragment of small pottery. - FRAGMENT 8 : Appears to be a fragment of green marble, possibly a piece of flooring or a slab. - FRAGMENT 9 : No idea; we see a sort of sculpture or /carving. - FRAGMENT 10 : This is a fragment of Roman bronze, probably a fastening element or an ornament. - These are only hypotheses. Precise identification can only be made by a specialized archaeologist after a direct examination (texture, clay composition, tool marks, context of discovery). The collection of archaeological objects is governed by law; we will hand over these remains to MuéAl, the archaeological museum of my village! This is a beautiful collection that bears witness to the richness and daily life of the ancient city of Alba la romaine !

This is NOT the same as last month. It's just the common flu. I'm already feeling much better and should be back in full swing tomorrow or Wednesday. Please accept my apologies for the Let's Master English podcast being late. ORIGINAL: DDM members and LME PODCAST listeners...