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Skriven 2015-02-07 20:28:14 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 23724 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
Ärende: changes  was: Sugars
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Hi Nancy,

 NB> do a better job,  RH>> only giving one wrist a work out.
 NB>  NB>> And a different sort of workout for the wrist as well...  :)

 RH> A one wrist, vs a 2 wrist work out. But it worked the elbow too, and
 RH> that's not always a good thing.

 NB> Indeed.  ;)  And the one wrist probably was worked differently using
 NB> the hammer than it would have been being used with the other with a
 NB> rolling pin...

I used my right hand a bit more with the hammer, just because I knew I
could do so safely. I wouldn't trust using a knife too long to that hand
tho. The left wrist/elbow got a work out with a knife yesterday tho,
chopping veggies for a stir fry and minestrone, the latter for Life
Group.

 NB>  NB>> And you'll begin to believe that it really will finally be
 NB>  NB>> accomplished...  ;)

 RH> That may happen this week; Steve's got some book shelving and media
 RH> shelving in place so they can be loaded up. I can also load up the
 RH> buffet so a lot of boxes will get emptied out.

 NB> I've slipped a few days behind... maybe you've got that all
 NB> accomplished by now....?

No, other work slipped in, instead. The sewing room is more organised
however. (G)

 NB> to it too.  NB>> Did you get a discount on the cream one for the
 NB> spot...?  Sounds
 NB>  NB>> like a nice enough one though... ;)

 RH> I mentioned asking about one to Steve but we didn't, when we checked
 RH> out. Oh well, it should wash out.

 NB> Hard to remember everything at checkout... ;)  Hopefully it does wash
 NB> out fine... :)

We'll see but meanwhile, we were at Aldi's again today and they had one
large aqua rug so we got it. Also got some bagettes for tomorrow's
lunch.

 NB>  NB>> And Steve is handy enough to do the work on it...  :)

 RH> That's why we're putting it in. He's doing a lot of little things like
 RH> that, that we couldn't do in rental housing, to make this our house.

 NB> Yup, no landlords to worry, it's all yours to customize...  :)

And pay repair bills on. A pressure valve with the heating unit
malfunctioned Wednesday so we had to have it replaced. Extended
warranty the previous owner had was not transferrable when the house was
sold so we were out some money.

 NB> who  NB>> knows, you might decide that you are happy enough with what
 NB> you have  NB>> after all...  :)

 RH> Time will tell on that one. Some things are getting moved from shelf
 RH> to shelf as they look for homes, other things stay pretty much on the
 RH> same shelf.

 NB> Some found their proper spot at first placement, others the jury is
 NB> still out on...  :)   It might all settle in just fine and not require
 NB> more room, after all... or having lived with it for a while, you may
 NB> decide that you really do need the extra space of a walk-in pantry..
 NB> :)

So far, doing ok with the set up but we may change our minds down the
road.

 NB> a  RH>> very fluid location, depending on what room we're working on.
 NB>  NB>> You may have to designate a spot for safe stowage... ;)

 RH> Even that can vary from day to day, depending on if we're working on
 RH> that room or not.

 NB> Do you have any room totally set yet...?

Kitchen is close, living room and master bed/bathrooms are getting near
to being done also. More putting away of stuff in the latter, with small
jobs to be done and eventually a repaint/redecorate job. As far as the
kitchen goes, if I can ever get enough boxes emptied so we don't need to
keep a "collector box" around, that will free up floor space. I've got
to reorganise a couple of cabinets and make curtains but otherwise it's
close to done.


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Ruth
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