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     Kommentar till en text av RUTH HAFFLY
Ärende: back to school                                           [1]
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Hi Ruth!

->  HN> Happy St Pat's day Ruth!
-> 
-> And I didn't wear any green, deliberately. Bought some greens tho, both
-> spinach and chard.
->
That's ok, I wore enough for both of us!!
 
-> ->  HN> I can see using paper products to heat something up
-> 
-> -> Steve said he'd rather have me use foil pans, bake the pot pies (or
-> 
->  HN> Both Dirty Dave and Clean Dave seem to be
->  HN> in favor of them...Still not sure I want
->  HN> to use them. Of course I have other options
->  HN> that I've already been successful with so
->  HN> I have no need to change.
-> 
-> Steve's objection is to the coating (He says it's wax; I'm not sure.) on
-> them to prevent food from leaking thru.
->
I doubt if it would be wax, more likely
some sort of plastic coating. But I do 
agree with Steve on that!
-> 
-> ->  HN> It's variable enough (specially after cooking)
-> ->  HN> that it could be either!
-> 
-> -> Turn it sideways and it would look like a Z?
-> 
->  HN> Probably! (grin)
-> 
-> Or, get the lines not quite parallel (converging at one end) and you'd
-> get an A. All kinds of options with just 3 cuts.
->
It would be tough to get it to be an
"A", but I suppose it could be done.
 
-> ->  HN> My grandmother did that on occasion. One
-> ->  HN> church they served even had a huge pipe
-> ->  HN> organ!
-> 
-> -> Did she attempt to play that? The college I went to has on with 3000+
-> -> pipes to it. When the head of the music department played for chapel,
-> -> he'd usually do a hymnprovisation at the end of the service--well 
worth
-> 
->  HN> My grandmother was an excellent Piano/organ
->  HN> player, and yes, she could even play the
->  HN> big Pipe Organ...not sure how many pipes
->  HN> it did have but there were lots of em!!
->  HN> My grandparents always had a piano in the
->  HN> house and often my grandmother would play
->  HN> in the evenings, both religious and classical
->  HN> music.
-> 
-> Must have been nice, just chilling out and listening to her play after a
-> day's work was done.
->
Yes, I loved to listen to her play, it was
my first exposure to classical music.
-> 
-> -> -> definately undersized for the job.
-> 
-> ->  HN> Signs of a cheap landlord (grin)
-> 
-> -> Not sure, I think the one next door to us has about the same size and 
it
-> -> is privately owned. At least the builder put insulation in the
attic--
a
-> -> house we rented in Swansboro had none until Steve put some up there. 
It
-> -> made a signifigant difference in the heating costs.
-> 
->  HN> One of the "rules" of being a landlord
->  HN> is spend the least amount of $$ you can
->  HN> get away with spending.
-> 
-> Landlord in Swansboro had lived in the house up until he rented it to
-> us. Single guy tho, didn't use the kitchen too much (had a fridge from
-> the probably late 40s/early 50s) obviously. Only 4 electic outlets in
-> the house, 2 in the kitchen, when we first moved in; Steve added more.
-> We also made the conversion from burning wood for heat to a couple of
-> gas space heaters. We lived there from fall of 77 to fall of 80; last we
-> knew (fall of 07), house was for sale but we didn't want to buy it. (G)
->
Smart enough to know there are 
better bargains out there!
chat with you soon!
ha
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