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Skriven 2012-10-21 20:47:00 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
     Kommentar till en text av Nancy Backus (1:261/1381.0)
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Hi Nancy,

 NB>  NB>> You might need to go to a medical supply place...

 RH> I'll stick with these, they're on hand and paid for. (G)

 NB> Works for now... when they run out, you might look elsewhere...
 NB> although the price at HarborFreight is usually pretty hard to beat...
 NB> :)

I probably should be grabbing them a lot more than I do. (G) Right now,
at the rate I use them, it'll take a good while to use up the box. OTOH,
the box of gloves that fit Steve's hand has a sizeable drop in content
as he grabs them frequently.


 RH> No but I've got the clearance now to pretty much go back to my
 RH> "normal" stuff. Doing Fido will help with some wrist action, washing
 RH> dishes will gave a different set of muscles and so on a work out, and
 RH> using the rotary cutter will exercise other areas. Saw the doctor
 RH> today and got the OK; he's very pleased with the way the wrist is
 RH> progressing.

 NB> Sounds good.. :)

As long as I'm careful............................


 NB>  NB>> Mine is a medically imposed permanent restriction... due to
 NB> repaired  NB>> and not quite repaired hernias...  :)  At least yours
 NB> should hopefully  NB>> heal up nice and strong and let you do more
 NB> lifting eventually... one  NB>> hopes... :)

 RH> It'll come in time. I can always sit down and have a grandkid or two
 RH> (or more) sit on my lap. Don't think I can hold all 6 at once but the 2
 RH> youngest shouldn't be a problem.

 NB> Yeah, I can hold a kid on my lap, especially if they can climb up on
 NB> their own, and don't get too rambunctious... ;)  6?  Did I miss
 NB> someone? I was counting 4, maybe 5...?

Rachel and David have Robert (9 end of next month), Sarah (4 at the
beginning of this month) and Audrey (18 months and in the "NO!" stage).
Deborah has Logan (15 months and ready to play linebacker for a football
team), Damian, 14 and Victoria (10). The latter 2 are almost officially
steps but we're counting them now. Victoria and Deborah just cut their
hair and donated it to Locks of Love; it's at least the 3rd time doing
that for Deborah.

 NB>  NB>> ... When your chocolate bar melts in the fridge... You're in
 NB> Arizona!

 RH> Only if the fridge is broken. But, a working fridge was a good place
 RH> to keep chocolate when we lived there. Bury it in the freezer and
 RH> there's even less easy access temptation.

 NB> That works even where one doesn't HAVE to store it in the
 NB> fridge/freezer for heat reasons... I've stored stuff in the freezer
 NB> many a time...

I've got a bag of Milky Way minis in there now, waiting until we use up
the rest of the chocolate we bought at Trader Joe's just before I found
out I'm diabetic. I can still have it but only a nibble at a time so it
lasts longer.


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Catch you later,
Ruth
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