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Skriven 2011-04-20 18:04:17 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 9695 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: Stuff!
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Hi Ruth,

-> Most of the time, it's just more cut down trees that need to be
-> recycled. Every so often something will make me take a 2nd look.

 RH> One more reason to hate junk inserts - dead trees.

Exactly! We aren't tree hugging environmentalists but we are
conservationists. I could give up the paper copy of the newspaper and
read on line but how many trees are needed to fire the electrical
generating plant to give the power to run the computer? So, we recycle
what we can, use environmentally friendly products and try to be good
stewards of the earth.

-> But of course! If they don't know how to cook it, why should they buy
-> it? So, print up a paper with coupons and recipies to give folks the
-> incentive to come in and buy.

 RH> Logical.  Then again around here people's idea of cooking is Kraft mac
 RH> and cheese style cuisine.

Sounds like you live in a college dorm with that kind of cooking. But
there it would be ramen noodles and store brand mac & cheese. I was
visiting a friend of Rachel's (I knew her as a high school kid when we
were in AZ.) while she was taking pictures of Rachel's kids yesterday.
Her kitchen is about the size of what we had in GA; she agreed that the
designer probably wasn't any type of a serious cook. This is in one of
the newer developments on the north side of Las Vegas. Rachel has a
decent size kitchen. The layout could be better but it has lots of work
room and more storage than my past 2 & current one put together--if you
factor in the butler's pantry.

-> But did she eat the hot ones? (G)

 RH> Never tried her on those; her mommy was a heat wimp.  She'd probably
 RH> have eaten it once.

Or turned up her nose at it, as it appears her owner did.

->  RH> other looks at you like you've lost your mind.

-> Typical cats.

 RH> Yep, if there is such a thing.

Amen to that one!


->  RH> They'd use a CAT scan or MRI to figure out where it was first.

-> Yes, and then all kinds of micro instruments to get it out. IIRC, it was
-> lodged up against his windpipe.

 RH> Yep - and probably pretty cool to watch, too.

That's a matter of personal preference.

-> -> 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

->  RH> And before it jammed the machine.

-> She was reaching for the switch to turn it off as the tip was falling
-> from her hand.

 RH> Good thing - metal bits can really jam a garbage disposal.

Yes, and this was military housing. We didn't want to hassle with the
Work Order desk as it was just about the end of the work day. It all
ended up well tho.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
rchaffly{at}earthlink{dot}net  FIDO 1:396/45.28


... OOPS: Not just for klutzes anymore.

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