Text 19170, 60 rader
Skriven 2007-08-17 10:38:50 av Carol Shenkenberger (3:800/201)
  Kommentar till text 19142 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
Ärende: Re: Picnic Thursday Dinn
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*** Quoting Ruth Haffly from a message to Carol Shenkenberger ***

RH> Sounds like a nice treat.  I spent part of the morning putting the
RH> spices I got at the Indian store (and the mint from the Italian store
RH> Rochester) in bottles.  Didn't have but one proper spice bottle so som
RH> of them got put in pill containers with snap off lids.  Figured they
RH> would work just as well. (G)  Then I stripped the dried rosemary a

Ought to if they are airtight enough.

 CS> They get along well enough though as Charlotte has access to all my
 CS> makeup and takes it over for 'lets play makeup, Mom says you have to
 CS> do that lots before it gets natural'.  Apparently most of the Mom's
 CS> dont have a grunch of play stuff or don't want it messed up so don't
 CS> lend it out.  Me, I almost never waer it so it doesnt bother me.  I

RH> I don't have a lot but the girls used it in high school for performanc
RH> before they got their own.  I never played around with it as a kid as
RH> mom doesn't have anything but lipstick so today I use none to very
RH> little unless it's a command formal event.  Even then it's rather
RH> minimal.

I wear it now and again, but not in hot weather like it is now.  Minimal look
too like you except I kinda like brighter lip colors.  Not blazing red or
anything, but a bit of reddish toned 'semi-natural' sort of shade.  

 CS> I go out with Don so .. Fair play eh?

RH> I guess so. (G) She probably thinks she has the better end of the deal
RH> on it. You bought it and she uses it most of the time so an every so
RH> often borrow shouldn't be that bad.

Yes, that one is a girlish pink but not overtly so.  Suitable for her to wear
to school if she wants to.  Kinda a natural blush with a little glimmer-shine.

 CS> Had a friend ages ago.  He had the old 1920's ice chest thing.  They'd
 CS> stoped using it when you couldnt get ice delivered anymore.  He
 CS> started using it again for beer parties with bagged ice and then noted
 CS> the 'blue cubes' let him make his own at home so kept using it that
 CS> way for a beer cooler in his garage.

RH> For a while, we had an old fridge in one of the places we lived.  No
RH> idea how old but the door had no shelves, the freezer was about 18"
RH> square and had a slot for one ice tray underneath it.  We replaced it
RH> with our $50. "wonder" fridge--wondered how old it was, what brand it
RH> was, etc.  It ran well for about 6 years, then had a problem just a fe
RH> weeks before Steve went into the Army.  It was going with the place we
RH> were selling so Steve patched it and the thing was still running when
RH> left for good so we (used to) wonder how much longer it would last.

Might still be running!  

I had a relative (not sure who she was this many years later) that my Mom took
me to once long ago.  I remember she was fun and in her kitchen, she had a
hotpoint fridge and a coldspot stove.

                                       xxcarol

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