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Skriven 2015-02-12 15:55:30 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 23917 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
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Hi Nancy,

 RH> could do so safely. I wouldn't trust using a knife too long to that
 RH> hand tho. The left wrist/elbow got a work out with a knife yesterday
 RH> tho, chopping veggies for a stir fry and minestrone, the latter for
 RH> Life Group.

 NB> As long as you know your limitations, and how to work with and around
 NB> them, you should be ok...  ;)

I've been working around hem for so many years that it's 2nd nature to
switch hands for stirring or whatever in midstream. Probably could use
the knives right handed but would want to make sure I had no
distractions, at least intitially.

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

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

 NB> Oh, well... at least you've still made some progress..  :)

Yes, and Santa stopped by with some work so I guess I'm back in
business. Had a couple of other job inquiries, one last night, one this
afternoon.

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

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

 NB> So will that be used in the bedroom instead...?  Or did you just get
 NB> it on general principles...?  ;)

I'm not quite sure which will end up in which bathroom. I'm thinking of
the aqua ones in the master bathroom, cream in the hall one to go with
the Hawaiian decor.

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

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

 NB> Well, yeah, there is that, too...  ;)

So, we bought a service contract which will save money on the semi
annual work.

 NB>  NB>> require more room, after all... or having lived with it for a
 NB>  NB>> while, you may decide that you really do need the extra space of
 NB>  NB>> a walk-in pantry...  :)

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

 NB> One just never knows..  :)

Not at this stage. I have enough room to stow just about all of my glass
cookware on those shelves, Tuppperware is under the microwave section of
the cart, small electric appliances in one cabinet, baking stuff in
another.................................. Not a lot more elbow room but
enough to be comfortable.

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

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

 NB> So, maybe soon you have a spot that you can safely stow something to
 NB> be found at a moment's notice again...  ;)


Definately in the kitchen, probably in the bedroom, possibly in the
sewing room.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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