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Skriven 2014-12-24 20:45:47 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
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Hi Ruth,

 RH> >  RH> > Most of mine will be in the kitchen now. Easy to
 RH> grab to check something out.

 RH> >  RH> True.  If you have the room.

 RH> > We do, on the short sides of the bay window. Shelved (I
 RH> think) the last of them tonight.

 RH> Until you find the two you forgot you had.  I knew I
 RH> could get rid of some of mine when I didn't even remember
 RH> owning them.

Steve found a box of them last night so I'll have to thin my collection
some to fit them in

 RH> >  RH> > hopefully before the end of the year.

 RH> > Steve said only 4-6 more car loads of stuff to bring
 RH> over from the
 RH> > storage unit so it's probably here in the house, just
 RH> not unearthed yet.

 RH> Either that or my cat went down and stole it.  She's a
 RH> dedicated kleptomaniac.

Cat would have fun in this house--she could steal something and it
wouldn't bee noticed, we're so cluttered right now. Got the storage unit
cleared out but it was too wet here to put anything in our shed or water
heater room. Some stuff did make it to the attic tho.

 RH> > empty more out but don't want to put out the empties until the
 rains pass later this week. Don't want to haul wet boxes out to the
 curb for the recycle pick up; it's not looked at too kindly.

 RH> Generally not.  Here either.

The rains are pretty much past now but we'll wait, probably until
tomorrow, to put out the boxes. We can add more to the pile before they
go out.


 RH> >  RH> We don't get much in the way of snakes anyway, and the mice
 are either stuck outside or just haven't invaded. My cats don't seem
 too upset.

 RH> > Better they're inside anyway, they're coyote snacks.

 RH> The coyotes aren't out tonight.  Too wet.  Neither of the
 RH> cats has wanted Out all day, at least not for long.

If it's wet outside, I don't blame them.

 RH> > I'd love to have a cat but my pulminologist says I can
 RH> have one or keep
 RH> > breathing--my choice. Also, we can head out of town
 RH> fast, if needs be,
 RH> > and don't have to worry about getting a cat sitter. My
 RH> folks will have
 RH> > one up for adoption (she was a shelter adoptee for
 RH> them) when they pass
 RH> > away but I suspect my brother will keep her. He keeps
 RH> threatening to
 RH> > take her to the local Chinese restaurant and have her
 RH> made into lo mein.

 RH> Sounds like he likes her.  Besides, she's too old and
 RH> stringy to cook.

She's got enough fat on her she'd have some tender spots. She's softened
up over the past year--she likes Dad's care giver.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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