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Skriven 2014-11-09 20:57:20 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 19119 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: Peppers                                                  [1]
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Hi Ruth,

 RH> >  RH> Yeah well, a cat wouldn't chase deer or coyotes.

 RH> > More than likely, eaten by coyotes but some cats might chase
 them. One of the cats I had as a kid would go after the neighbor's
 German Shephard.

 RH> If the dog was on the cat's turf, darned tootin'.  I've
 RH> had a few who would have given a coyote a tough fight.

Probably end up winning too. (G)

 RH> money.  Considering how full of hot air politicians are, they
 could just use some to blow into the forced hot air systems.

 RH> > Too bad we can't harness some of that hot air. Some could be
 used for heating, convert more into power for cooking.
 Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, convection oven cooking powered by politicians?


 RH> Good idea, especially now that they're jacking up the
 RH> electric rates by 25% because natural gas prices are up.
 RH> Hmmm - feed the politicians cabbage and get usable gas
 RH> out of both ends?

Send them to the cafeteria in the Capitol building and feed them the
Senate bean soup. I understand it's on the menu every day.


 RH> geek.

 RH> > Steve got a power saw for his birthday. (G) Usually I try to
 power tools will be gifts for a few years.

 RH> Works for me.

I've got my share of tools too. Nothing like the power saw or similar
but a good assortment of screw drivers, a small wrench (had to buy it
when Steve took the tool box to Berlin and I had to disassemble for
packing in Frankfurt), a coping saw and a bunch of others. Power tools
include the sewing machines, serger, microwave, KA and hand mixers, etc.

 RH> >  RH> >  loves plastic flamingos. Those wouldn't taste

RH> >  RH> > Cute! Do they glow in the dark? I'm going

 RH> >  RH> >  RH> No idea.  I never bothered to find out.

 RH> > Did you check it out before they were packed away after

 RH> Nope. They went from a packing box to their house.  I
 RH> never saw them in action.

And now you've got to wait until next year.


 RH> > out Home Depot is starting their Black Friday sales
 RH> tomorrow
 RH> > (Wednesday). Went in to cost compare something and took
 RH> a look at
 RH> > washers & dryers, found out about the BF sales. They'll
 RH> also deliver up
 RH> > to 3 months after a purchase.

 RH> I bought a bath mat in JC Penney today; they were doing
 RH> the same thing, and I had a $10 off $10 coupon.  It was
 RH> on sale for $10.99.

Good deal. We're holding off on the washer/dryer for now but will
probably pull the trigger after we move.


 RH> >  RH> the house (or work
 RH> >  RH> > shed).

 RH> >  RH> A really good gaming/computer chair?

 RH> > We've got office chairs. Maybe something for him to use in  the
 kitchen;  he's been doing a lot more there since he finished school.

 RH> A Kiss the Cook apron?

A possibility, especially since I grab the apron I made for him almost
as much as he uses it. I made it because he kept fussing about trying to
keep clean while cleaning the smoker but he grabs it for other jobs as
well. I don't thing he'd care for a chef's toque or white jacket.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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