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Skriven 2016-01-14 20:14:26 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 35081 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
Ärende: silver  was: back
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Hi Nancy,

 NB> a  RH>> chance to do my mail run before we head over to Chapel Hill or
 NB> not.  NB>> And got and answered both your update and the original...
 NB> finally...

 RH> Which I've got to answer, but you know the basics.

 NB> You'll get to it eventually...  ;)

It's a moot point now; you probably saw what I wrote to Dave Drum. I see
my primary care doctor next week and will get started with the meds
then.


 NB>  NB>> scans that the other hospital had said didn't show anything...

 RH> Same type of scans?

 NB> Actually, they just looked at the ones that the other hospital had
 NB> taken, except for a repeat on the CT scan when she got to Strong.
 NB> They were sent copies of the originals, and found what they were
 NB> looking for them on them so didn't need to repeat them.  Just as well,
 NB> as the MRI
 NB> seemed to be particularly disorienting to her...

Sometimes the second set of eyes catches what the first doesn't. Good
thing your mom didn't need another MRI; they are not fun.

 NB>  RH>>> I'm still looking, off and on, as I think of it. Doesn't seem
 NB> to  RH>>> be in with my cook books, where it (logically) should be.
 NB>  NB>>> Maybe hiding in a still-unpacked box somewhere...?
 NB>  RH>> Most likely, or in plain sight, laughing at us.
 NB>  NB>> It'll show up eventually.... probably, anyway...  (G)

 RH> At some point, they will. We might be able to find them on line so we
 RH> can print them off and pass the machine on to someone else.

 NB> That might take less time, true...  ;)

I may go that route then, just to get the machine out of the house.


 NB>  RH>> Very much so. The movers damaged it, coming out of Berlin to
 NB> Fort  RH>> Devens, MA. I had to set up getting somebody in to have it
 NB> repaired;  RH>> even in its damaged condition, his jaw dropped when he
 NB> saw the piece.  RH>> He had the glass doors (2) done twice, as he was
 NB> not satisfied with  RH>> the job done the first time around. They're
 NB> not perfect but it's not  RH>> noticeable until you get up close to
 NB> look.
 NB>  NB>> Sounds like he did a very good job on the repair, then... :)

 RH> Very good, yes. He redid some other pieces, but the buffet had the
 RH> most damage.

 NB> A skilled craftsman is hard to find... you did well, there... :)

Had to go thru the local phone book as it was pre www days.


 NB> things, and I dug out some  RH>> things like cutting boards (including
 NB> one of the little ones I got at  RH>> Olindo's) from around the
 NB> kitchen to supply the little kitchen.
 NB>  NB>> You'll be camping in style...  ;)   And did things work out well
 NB> on  NB>> the trip, using your little kitchen....?

 RH> Overall, yes but we never did do any fancy cooking this time out. Just
 RH> basics like soup, sandwiches, cereal, etc. Found out that the camping
 RH> toaster (the one that sits on the stove burner) sets off the smoke
 RH> detector. (G)

 NB> Oh, well... guess you'll have to just use that on the campfire grill,
 NB> or use a portable tabletop burner on a picnic table... ;)

We may invest in a regular toaster and only use it when we have the
electricity hooked up. We did use the little cutting board a lot--as a
prop under the back of the dish drainer to get it to drain towards the
sink. Also used it for a few small cutting jobs, mostly cheese or stuff
like that.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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