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Skriven 2015-01-03 15:22:03 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 22472 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
Ärende: changes  was: Sugars
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Hi Nancy,

 RH> Trying to--I found some old sliders so used them to move book shelves

 NB> My first mental image was of those little
 NB> hamburgers-in-a-little-bun... which quickly resolved into the proper
 NB> type of sliders...  :)

Kinda thought, after I typed it, "I hope she knows what kind of sliders
I'm referring to".


 RH> in the sewing room into place. Then I unpacked 8 boxes of books and
 RH> shelved them. Found a few more kitchen things and put them away too.

 NB> That's good progress, too.   :)

But everything is on hold for a bit now.

 NB>  NB>> It's the buying the fabric part that the maybe was referring
 NB> to... :)

 RH> The right one will be found in due time. I'm debating maybe a blue and
 RH> yellow (provincial) print (not specific fabric yet) or something else.
 RH> I'm also debating if I want to do cafe type curtains or full
 RH> ones--I've got a door window, a bay window and a small window over the
 RH> sink to cover.

 NB> Depends on how exposed the windows are, and how much sunlight you want
 NB> to make its way in through them...  ;)  I tend to go for minimal
 NB> treatment, myself...  :)

Nobody can see in that well but we're off a busy street and headlights
at night come right into the door window. The bay window is big enough
that I want something to diffuse morning sunlight on the breakfast
table. And, as long as I'm making curtains for the other windows, I may
as well finish the job with some for the over the sink window. (G)

 NB> stowage yet, only  RH>> to have to redo it when other stuff ins found.
 NB>  NB>> Just enough to be out of the way enough to function... while you
 NB> find  NB>> the rest of it, and juggle mentally where everything should
 NB> go... ;)

 RH> And right now it's in a bit more of a mess as Steve is doing some wall
 RH> repair over the stove before putting in the new microwave. All will be
 RH> settled, eventually.

 NB> The fun of moving... and the fun of being in the throes thereof...
 NB> (G) But doing things in a proper order makes for better settling in
 NB> the long run...  ;)

That's what the goal is.

 NB> done anything in common to  RH>> the best of my knowledge.
 NB>  NB>> Is there much overlap for the two groups, then...?  It sounds
 NB> like  NB>> they have somewhat different purposes...  :)  With quilting
 NB> as a
 NB>  NB>> common interest, that is... ;)

 RH> I don't know why they have the 2 groups at the senior center; it was
 RH> an on going thing before I joined the Tuesday group.

 NB> Maybe the Wednesday group was the original one, then, and the QofV a
 NB> spin-off particularly for doing those projects, and to affiliate with
 NB> the national group...  :)

I honestly have no idea. I'll have to ask our co-ordinator.

 NB>  RH>> When I'm asleep?
 NB>  NB>> That probably about sums it up..  (G)

 RH> As long as it's sleep like last night's, about 10 hours and only one
 RH> during the night wake up. Night before it was about 3 hours, and up
 RH> about 8-10 times.

 NB> True, the former (second night) seems more restful.  Hopefully your
 NB> time up in NY will give you some chance for extra down time, between
 NB> what
 NB> needs doing there.  Prayers, thoughts and hugs continue...  :)

We're doing a good bit here. Last night I slept thru, not even waking up
at all.


 NB>  RH>> That bit is solved; the tools are cleared away and Steve agrees
 NB> that's  RH>> the best spot for the cutting board rack. Right under the
 NB> cabinet with  RH>> dishes and glassware & above the dishwasher.
 NB>  NB>> That sounds convenient, and appropriate...  ;)

 RH> There's also a bit more space on the counter top for something else,
 RH> as yet undecided what. Very convenient tho, when emptying the
 RH> dishwasher.

 NB> Maybe one should (try to) keep it clear, for such purposes...??  ;)

Time will tell, if anything else will end up there.


 NB> that.  RH>> But, sooner or later, it will be passed on.
 NB>  NB>> Or maybe you could have her over for a meal, once the dust
 NB> settles a  NB>> little...  :)

 RH> We'll work it out but she will have it eventually.

 NB> And it's not like there's a pressing time crunch for it... :)

No, not like it was needed yesterday.

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


... One of these days, I'll quit procrastinating.

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