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Skriven 2014-02-22 15:40:44 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
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Hi Ruth,

->  RH> turned to ice on some untreated pavement.

-> The kids got off lucky--NC had put in a rule requiring 185 days or 1025
-> hours of instruction. Adding all the hours so far, plus making a half
-> day into a full one and accounting for the make up days scheduled, they
-> don't have to make up any more days. The spring break is shortened a
-> bit, Saturday school (half day) for year rounders, and other juggling
-> will meet the requirements.

 RH> Saturday school is cruel and unusual education, but if they do it all
 RH> the time anyway I guess it'll work.

They only do Saturday as make up days, and only half days since those
kids are in school for 5 full days already that week. The traditional
calendar kids are getting shorted on vacation days they'd have during
the week. Gets complicated, especially if you've got kids in more than
one school. No lunch is served on Saturdays either so those that have a
longer bus ride home will get home hungry.

->  RH> majority is costume.  And they'd need a semi to take it all.(LOL)

-> What was in the jewelry box was a bit of a tangle, mostly, but not all
-> costume. I had some jade and turquoise in that box as well. The good
-> pieces that they got were in a separate location, in their boxes. No
-> semi needed, even a pickup truck bed would have been too big.

 RH> Mine's all over the place.  There isn't much "good stuff" to worry
 RH> about; a lot of it is glass beads.

Probably of various sizes and colors. I've got some good pieces but
they're hard to find now.

->  RH> Ewww.  One to avoid in other words.

-> Yes, and you are duly warned now. (G)

 RH> Never fear.  Besides, if there's no coupon for it, it's not a
 RH> temptation.

I've never seen a coupon for the Ezekiel 4:9 bread or pasta. I first saw
it in a natural foods store, thought I'd give it a try but should have
left it in the store.

->  RH> and running an errand or two.  Today I slid around when I tried to
 RH> get out of the car but the car didn't slide.

-> Good that the car didn't slide, not so good you did. All our snow is
-> gone but we're due for another storm next week. Guess I'd best plan on
-> doing some shopping again.

 RH> Not to mention some sewing.  If you're going to get stuck, might as
 RH> well enjoy it.

Got quite a bit of that to keep me busy but need to hit up Jo-Ann's for
a few notions. Been working a bit on the DWR quit but it gets warm
having that on your lap. Also finished off a pillow to go with the quilt
I did for PA and started a baby quilt--Double 4 Patch so it'll go fast.

-> -> like (haven't tried any of the small mom & pop type). Chain places
 RH> are all the same, not as good as my home made.

->  RH> Chain places tend to be fairly nasty.

-> As a general rule, yes. Haven't tried Papa Murphy's yet--you get your
-> crust & topping (don't know if it's assembled there or you do it) and
-> take it home to bake. They don't offer a whole wheat crust so we've
-> never bothered checking them out.

 RH> I'll eat the white flour, but won't pay takeout prices for it.

Have you tried Anthony's? They have a contract with AAFES so we'd get it
in the PX/BX food court. Better than PH, PJ's or Domino's but again, not
as good as home made. (G)

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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... Mind... Mind... Let's see, I had one of those around here someplace.

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