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Skriven 2011-06-18 15:30:43 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 12339 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
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Hi Ruth,

->  RH> One half when the prof figures out he can load it on.

-> No, BWI classes are fairly reasonable--if you take one at a time. I took
-> 3 last fall, 2 week end ones and a 7 week one. The 2nd week end one came
-> part way thru the 7 week class so I had a busy time of it for a while. I
-> was also sewing for Santa at the time.

 RH> That would do it.

But it makes for an easier schedule this year.

->  RH> You'll need a big table for quilting, if nothing else.

-> And for having all the grand kids over to bake cookies or whatever.
-> Making pasta would be fun with them too--Robert is definately old enough
-> to help, Sarah can help some, but not as much as big brother.

 RH> They can wield the rolling pins.

Yes, and little ones can dump in ingredients, do light mixing, etc.
We've got the pasta attachments for the KA but it might be more fun to
do it all by hand with a group of kids. (G)

->  RH> just a microwave and a dorm fridge if that much.

-> Like some condos "made" from hotels--small space, large amount of money
-> for one and no decent kitchen.

 RH> In other words, No Thanks Condos.

If it's in HI and you want one only as a vacation place, it might make
sense. Beats paying high hotel prices for years.

->  RH> Maybe you can get some then and report back.

-> Will try. Went to a place called Costa Vida yesterday, sort of like
-> Quodoba's, Chipolte's, Mo's Southwestern Grill (order and they assemble
-> it fresh), a couple of steps above Taco Bell and better tasting. Only
-> gripe Steve has is the rice is cilantro-lime; you know how he feels
-> about cilantro.  Wendesday a friend at the SBC Annual Meeting suggested
-> a kiosk that served a piece of of Navajo Fry Bread with refried beans,
-> cheese, rice, salsa and sour cream. That was good!

 RH> Sounds good to me too.  Then again so does the cilantro rice.

I could do without the cilantro for the most part. They should make some
plain rice too, would make (or keep) customers who don't "do" cilantro.
but the fry bread things were really good! We agreed we could go for
them again, easily.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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