Text 6743, 89 rader
Skriven 2013-11-13 21:02:44 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 6670 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: egg-planting
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Hi Ruth,

->  RH> I'm still congested, but that's nothing abnormal.

-> Steam inhalation with Vick's in the water? That should help. Also, mega
-> doses of Vitamin C help me with chest congestion.

 RH> I can't stand eucalyptus any more, and plain old steamy showers help

Good thing you're not a koala bear. (G)

 RH> to some
 RH> extent.  I'd say 90% of it's up in my head rather than chest.

It's all in your head. Mine make a beeline to the chest and turn into
bronchitis.

-> -> Radishes are a summer item at the farmer's market here. I could get

->  RH> Good move.  I don't see them locally grown often.

-> Gaby at our farmer's market has them regularly in the summer. She has a
-> lot of other produce too; got a bag of spinach from her today.

 RH> I had frozen spinach for dinner along with some leftover meatloaf. I
 RH> had to go to my third church meeting on the same day and didn't have
 RH> time to mess around with the fresh stuff.

Annual meeting time? We were in Greensboro Monday afternoon to last
night at the SBC annual state convention as messangers from our church.
Thought about packing a meal or 2 but decided to get them at the hotel
instead. I think if we go next year, we'll pack to save a bit of time
and money.

-> -> Adults whose taste buds haven't matured yet, IOW. The idea of it did
 RH> not appeal to me at all.

->  RH> People who still eat Frosted Flakes or Captain Crunch!

-> Or Fruit Loops. (G)

 RH> And Kix!  Cheerios are for two year-olds.

Or younger; I remember Rachel starting Robert on them when he was about
8 months old.


->  RH> Smart idea - the new ones often have good "sample" stations to draw
->  RH> traffic.

-> They both do, but the new one was going up when we made the trip to the
-> old one. Can't buy if the store is still under construction. They made
-> it very eco-friendly, LEED certified construction.

 RH> Good move.  It'll keep overhead down too.

Yes, they even have a big old rain barrel to collect water to use for
the bathrooms. All in all, a nicer store to shop in than the older Whole
Foods in the area.


-> Works for me, whether we're still in this area or moved on, hopefully
-> there will be good corn wherever we are.

->  RH> So the two of us can decrease it!  Steve will have to find
 RH> something else to eat.

-> He's good at that. Had a neighborhood picnic this afternoon; he found
-> and alternative to the (mostly) corn chips in a bag of potato chips. Got
-> to meet some of the other folks in the area finally.

 RH> Good.  Now that you may be leaving, right? Around here neighbors don't
 RH> always know each other.  It's too much of a commuter area.

We've got a mixed group of students, retirees, young professionals and
others in the immediate neighborhood. No formal neighborhood watch but
made contacts with more who said they'd keep an eye on things for
others.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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