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Skriven 2015-02-16 20:37:15 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 24050 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
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Hi Nancy,

 RH> brought home crown moulding (to hide wires for the stereo, etc), an
 RH> air compressor and finishing nail gun to install it. He's already 2/3
 RH> done with the basic installtion.

 NB> I see he's keeping busy, too...  ;)

Yes, since he can't move book boxes (or not supposed to), this is an
alternative. Hopefully the lifting restriction will be lifted on Friday.

 NB>  RH>> My stocking would probably be less the bread and milk, more the
 NB>  RH>> grains and veggies.
 NB>  NB>> One stocks what one fears to run out of...  :)

 RH> TP is usually one of the first things to fly off the shelves. I'd say
 RH> bread, milk (and in Asian cultures) rice are probably pretty close in
 RH> order behind that. And, salt & shovels for those that don't have.

 NB> Something to be said for normal stocking up of necessaries... and
 NB> being prepared ahead of time... ;)  At least this year's storms have
 NB> been soon after our usual weekly shopping trips instead of just
 NB> before...  that
 NB> latter might be more of an issue...  ;)

We're gettiing the first major storm of the winter now. Last year by
this time we'd had several barrel thru. I had Steve pick up a few things
today to suppliment stock on hand.

 NB> (G)  NB>> Sometimes the AKC registered are so inbred, it's not
 NB> surprising they  NB>> are dumb....  :)

 RH> I don't know how inbred Sam was but he fit nicely into our family.
 RH> When we were thinking of adopting him out years later, the family asked
 RH> to take him over Thanksgiving as we were going out of town. They
 RH> reported that as the turkey was being carved, a good chunk fell and he
 RH> had it almost as soon as it hit the floor. They knew he'd fit into
 RH> their family as well.

 NB> Not too dumb, then...  he knew some useful things... ;)

Deoborah taught him not to eat a treat she'd put at his feet until he
heard certain words. A neighbor used that once to get out of the house
after taking care of him while we were gone--gave him the treat, went to
the door and gave the "OK to eat" cue just before shutting it.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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