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Skriven 2015-10-21 20:32:10 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
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Hi Ruth,

 RH> College
 RH> students
 RH> >  RH> come in waves too.

 RH> > I know what you mean about the waves of kids--we've several ladies
 RH> in > our church due next spring. We get more grad students than
 RH> undergrad
 RH> in
 RH> > the church but most of them still look rather young. (G) I sent
 RH> several
 RH> > meals of goulash home with one last week after we had fewer than
 RH> > expected show up for Life Group.

 RH> Feed the poor starving students?  That happens here too. I also have

We have one singel student in our LG, the other student is married with
children. But, if we have sufficient leftovers, they both get a take
home box of goodies.

 RH> been known to feed poor starving pastors; the church office just got
 RH> emergency supplies.  And chocolate. I swear the place runs on
 RH> chocolate.

Our pastors offices are in several locations thruout the building, no
central office so AFAIK, nobody does a chocolate life support for them.

 RH> >  RH> eating it.  Of course I have some weird ingredients.

 RH> > I've got a lot of things my mom never had in her kitchen, both foods
 RH> and
 RH> > cooking equipment. (G)

 RH> From last report that didn't take much.

No, but she had a crepe maker; I think that was a gift from her (single)
younger sister. I don't think Mom ever used it but I'm not taking it. We
do our crepes on a cast iron griddle.

 RH> >  RH> > Time for soups, stews, anything to warm you up. Clean up
 RH> after boil
 RH> >  RH> > overs warms you again. (G)

 RH> >  RH> Even as it annoys you.  It does however get the copper bottom
 RH> on any
 RH> >  RH> given pot really clean. Boiled milk does a number on oxidation.

 RH> > I don't have any copper bottom pots to try boiled milk on so I'll
 RH> take > your word for it. Wonder how it would do with years (decades)
 RH> of
 RH> tarnish
 RH> > on silver; we brought some back with us that I've a feeling it was
 RH> my > great grandmother's set.

 RH> If you ever get some spoiled milk, no use using the good stuff, it
 RH> might be worth finding out.  If it says Quadruple Plate on the bottom
 RH> it's
 RH> pre-WWI.  If it's sterling, fat chance right, the hallmarks can be
 RH> looked up to find out for sure.

The pattern first came out in 1924--the year my grandparents got married
so now I'm wondering if it was a wedding present that she didn't like
the pattern of, or what. It's not quite a complete set for 12 but has
oddiments like 12 individual butter knives plus a "master" one, fruit
spoons, demitasse spoons, seafood forks................... quite
interesting to see the assortment.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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