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Skriven 2009-12-17 19:08:02 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 32310 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: knife work
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Hi Ruth,

->  RH> Just don't tell him that.  Keep him guessing.(G)

-> Too late, I told him years ago that I got my "tall, dark & handsome"

 RH> Rats.  One tactic down.

Still hope for you, just with another guy.

-> We can't recycle #5s either--could in Savannah.  It was 1,2 & 5 on post;
-> this past January the city went from none to 1-7 plus paper, glass, etc.

 RH> It's only 1 and 2 here, plus paper, metal and glass.

About the same here; we have to do all bottles tho (as defined as having
a narrow neck).


->  RH> So did the cheesecake.  The coffeehouse was pretty empty, but the
 RH> pan
->  RH> emptied too.

-> Somebody was hungry.  Either that or the coffee house mouse made off
-> with a good portion of it.

 RH> Try mice.  The staff got into it too, which they were supposed to do
 RH> given the size of the "crowd".

Less weight for you to carry home.


-> That bit is all gone now.  Stopped into W-M for a few staples tonight &
-> picked up a rotisserie chicken for a few meals worth of eating.

 RH> I ran into the supermarket today to use some cheap stuff coupons that
 RH> came out and to buy yogurt...actually to get free yogurt.  I ended up
 RH> with
 RH> kosher ground beef that they had marked down to $1.99/pound - a good
 RH> $2/pound cheaper than I've ever seen any sort of kosher beef.  Other
 RH> stuff too, but that was definitely a doubletake moment.  It was made
 RH> weirder by the pork sausage and bacon in the buggy.

Good deal there.

->  RH> heard of stone soup, made entirely of stones, being too edible.

-> No, and with short growing seasons, they have to grow as much as they
-> can on whatever land is clear enough and not allotted to grazing.  So,
-> the stones cleared the land, the walls built with them helped divide it
-> and are still standing in many places.

 RH> Here too.  Connecticut has its share of stone walls and then some.
 RH> Some idjuts have been known to take them down, but for the most part
 RH> they get left alone.

Folks like those have rocks in their heads. (G)  How do they expect to
keep the cows from wandering your field to theirs?  Or do they want to
milk more cows?

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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