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Skriven 2010-05-08 20:32:02 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 37478 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
Ärende: Part 2, again [2]
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Hi Janis,

>> CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS MESSAGE <<

>> last week haha - always happens it seems :)

 JK> > I know the feeling. (G)

 JK> I'm pretty sure it's out of warranty but I do want to check.  I think
 JK> I have the receipt on a removable drive here.. have to check that (g).

I keep papework for things like that in a file box.  Every so often
(usually when we get something with that kind of paperwork), I'll sort
it out.  Don't need paperwork for the rice cooker we don't have, keep
for the mixers (stand and hand) and so forth.

 JK> > We had old family GPs--no pediatricians in the small town where I

 JK> I know the type.. I think back then, we all had that type :)

Yes, and asthma wasn't an issue as much as it is now.  Didn't know
anyone in school with it but probably some, like me, were diagnosed
later in life and had the "AHA!" moment.

>> but she won't be for long (g).  It is funny to hear that little thing
>> growl like she's such a tough dog though :) :) Indy doesn't seem to
>> care at all when people walk down the street :)

 JK> > Interesting, seeing the different "personalities" develop with the
 JK> dogs > and cats, isn't it?

 JK> It is :)  Indy is such an affectionate dog.. a lot like Toby.  Laid
 JK> back and cool.. and getting HUGE as the days go on.. you can really
 JK> see how fast he's growing .. makes sense though given how much he eats
 JK> in a day... seems like he's ready to go to the two cups twice a day
 JK> that Toby eats :)


Puppy chow tho?  He may eat a lot but he's still growing in less visible
ways.


>> as well, but Mom wouldn't have it because of her allergies.  It really
>> made a difference for her and her asthma.  Luckily I've never had to
>> worry about asthma for me, and my cooking with gas didn't seem to make
>> a difference for my daughter... I guess it's all in what bothers a
>> person.

 JK> > I've not noticed a specific bother with gas but Steve is a bit
 JK> > skeptical, even of the newer ones.  So, he's happy with the electric
 JK> > stoves we've had in our last few rentals.

 JK> That's good.  One that works well at low temperatures, etc. is a good
 JK> thing to have.  I don't mind electric ranges if they in good shape,
 JK> and work well.. but my preference is also always gas :)

I've no idea how old this range is, or how many tenants have used it
before we moved in.  Right now it works, and that's what counts.  If it
dies, we don't pay for the new one.

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Ruth
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