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Skriven 2015-10-27 20:54:37 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
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Hi Ruth,

 RH> > We have one single  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> I've been feeding a poor, or not so poor, school art teacher at
 church but I've been feeding her fabric.  I had some brocade here from
 the  guy who did the costumes from the last Yul Brynner production of
 the The King and I.  Off it went; I was never going to do anything with

Sounds like it was some nice fabric. What kinds of fabric does the arrt
teacher use?

 it but leave it sitting around anyway. She also got other goodies.
 Besides, I want to be able to walk through the fabric storage
 area.(LOL)

I hear you there; I got a new-ish cabinet for some of my collection
today and have been working on stocking it.

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

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

 RH> Maybe someone should?

Could be, I don't know if any of them are super into chocolate or not. I
know that one has to watch his sugar inake tho.


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

 RH> I haven't made a crepe in ... 20 years?

Steve does it on a semi regular basis.

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

 RH> Back when, they were still using all that stuff.  These days,
 RH> entertaining means pulling out the plastic stuff and making wind
 RH> chimes out of the silverplate.  Most of that isn't worth an awful lot
 RH> -
 RH> sometimes less than the original purchase price.

But, since it's family, it will not be made into wind chimes or rings or
anything of the sort. We may use it on special occaisions but have to do
a good polish job before we can think of using it.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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