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Skriven 2015-01-05 19:55:25 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
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Hi Ruth,

 RH> >  RH> of giving it away Mom took it back home. She's the
 RH> one
 RH> >  RH> telling me to get rid of cookbooks!

 RH> > Big time OOPS! Sounds like there were some recipes in
 RH> it that your mom might want you to try.

 RH> Or just the history in the book; it came from Ellis
 RH> Island.

Sounds like a good one to read for the history, as well as the recipies.


 RH> >  RH> after a fashion, but the Post function barfed
 RH> apparently.
 RH> >
 RH> > I only got one, but have been slow in answering it.
 RH> We're up in NY
 RH> > still, viewing for Mom was tonight, service tomorrow,
 RH> burial this
 RH> > spring.

 RH> Went the old-fashioned route.  Sorry to hear you have to
 RH> go through that.

Thanks, we're holding up. Dad has his moments, but it's to be expected.
We won't be surprised if we have to do this again in the spring.


 RH> >  RH> Cats never like it much.  There are a few
 RH> exceptions like
 RH> >  RH> Van cats, but most aren't into it.

 RH> > But it was funny to see a dog do that. I would expect
 RH> it from a cat, but
 RH> > not a dog.

 RH> I almost expect it, having been raised by cats.  My
 RH> sister's roommate's bichon  was like that too.  Tonight
 RH> it was snow, sleet, freezing whatsit.  Louise wanted OUT,
 RH> until she got out.  Then she wanted IN.

We've had snow, then it went into freezing rain, then rain. It's all
cleared off now, but turning really cold. Good night to curl up to a cat
or dog (G) if you have one.


 RH> >  RH> That's easy - spoiling the cat rotten. :-)
 RH> Worshipping
 RH> >  RH> her like the goddess she is?

 RH> > He feeds the cat goodies, trying to lure her to the
 RH> cellar for the
 RH> > night. Better be a short winter or that cat will be a
 RH> blimp before it's
 RH> > over! Of course my brother still thinks she needs to
 RH> hike to the local
 RH> > Chinese restaurant.

 RH> Or at least straight to his lap.  Why does the poor cat
 RH> have to sleep in the basement?

Typical routine for our pets for winter time. I don't think my brother
would like having the cat in his lap. He threatens to make her
appetisers for his dog (a big lab mix) as an alternative to the Chinese
restaurant.


 RH> >  RH> I found a necklace like the one you described in
 RH> an
 RH> >  RH> antique store last weekend. It was 14k and jade
 RH> according
 RH> >  RH> to the tag.  Also $125.  Your beads were a lot
 RH> better of
 RH> >  RH> a deal.

 RH> > A much better deal! Tho, the price for the other is
 RH> decent in reality
 RH> > but just a bit out of our price range. (G)

 RH> That's what I figured.  The jade was opaque too, so the
 RH> quality wasn't anything to write home about.  I've seen
 RH> old 50s Japanese and Czech glass beads that looked
 RH> better.  The other necklace in the bag was made of
 RH> African fundraiser paper beads.  My mom had it, but
 RH> wanted me to get rid of it.  So I did.(G)

I've not gone into jewelry research that much. It was enough of a time
hunting down that cross to replace the stolen one; I did find another
one eventually. But, most of my days I don't spend more than 2-3 hours
on the computer.

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


... OH NO!  Not ANOTHER learning experience!

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