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Skriven 2011-04-08 20:22:14 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 9290 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: Stuff!
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Hi Ruth,

-> Some good, some not so good.

 RH> Now none at all, around here.  The Thursday edition often has some
 RH> good stuff though.

We get coupon inserts on Sunday, food section (all of 4 pages) on
Wednesday. First Wednesday of each month we also get "Relish", pretty
much a throw away insert with a few recipies. More ads for this, that
and t'other than recipies actually. A couple of really short, fluff
stories somewhat food related too but overall, not that much of a
magazine.

->  RH> once and couldn't choke them down.  The cats had no such
 RH> difficulty.

-> Cat just saw it as food, not what it was made of.

 RH> Cat was hungry, no doubt.  Even they left behind the green peppers.

Some might have eaten it. Some dogs would have; I'm pretty sure Sam ate
it at different times.


->  RH> Yep - reformed, sort of, stray.  One of mine will drink the milk
->  RH> your cereal before you're finished with the cereal.  She ignores
->  RH> mashed potatoes though.

-> Probably just as well we use soy milk or does the cat like that as well?

 RH> Not as far as I know.  I've never seen one drink it.

Nor have I. My dad always saves a bit of his cereal milk & puts the bowl
down for the dog every morning. Makes me glad they now use the
dishwasher.

->  RH> He wasn't the oldest.

-> The baby of the family. I never really knew him; he died when I was
-> small. Combination of a Jpanese bullet to the larnyx/windpipe area &
-> alcholism.

 RH> Either one would do the job.

Definately! At the time, it was thought best to leave the bullet in
place. Technology being what it is now, they'd probably take it out if
it happened today.


->  RH> That would have been key.  Rail nuts generally get along.
 RH> ->
-> I've seen plenty of proof of that! Even our grandson is turning into a
-> rail nut.

 RH> So is my niece, and she was born about four months after Dad died.  I
 RH> think it's genetic.

Seems to be so.

->  RH> ...and then gets water in the housing?

-> Only time we did was one Thanksgiving when I was running the dishwasher
-> and washing machine, then ran the garbage disposal. Turned out a nail
-> was sticking down into it and a piece of onion skin caught on the nail,
-> blocked everything up good and flooded the house. To this day I don't
-> send onion skins down the disposal.

 RH> The only time mine has ever jammed was when some metal bit or other
 RH> has gotten into it.

Deborah dropped one of my icing tips down but got the disposal turned
off before the tip got too chewed up. She bought me a replacement tho.


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Catch you later,
Ruth
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