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Skriven 2013-12-15 22:28:23 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 7855 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
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Hi Ruth,

->  RH> a pot. Mom cooked the ravioli in the pot of water I put on the
->  burner. Worked.

-> We reheated "Angus Barn" leftovers tonight with fresh broccoli I'd
-> nuked. Quick and easy as we had church. I've a temporary reprieve from
-> Santa's shirts so spent the afternoon working on the aprons for our
-> granddaughters.

 RH> I got in some work on a quilt this morning, but spent the evening
 RH> sorting out stuff I found at a moving sale this morning. Just as glad
 RH> I went - I think I found enough gold scrap in the "bit box" of random
 RH> jewelry and craft supplies to pay for everything I picked up.

Always helpful to have your purchase pay for itself.

-> -> Given a choice, we'll go for something with the stevia instead of

-> We've bought so much of it in the past 18 months I sometimes think we
-> need to invest in some company stock. (G)

 RH> It's a thought.  Might as well line your own pockets instead of
 RH> theirs.

But we won't, for the time being, at least.


->  RH> How about one of those heat packs I sent you?  Your covers could be
->  RH> leftover
->  RH> fabric scrap, flannel or whatever.  People love those things,
->  RH> especially if stuff hurts.

-> I've already given them several.

 RH> Oh well. It was a thought.  I passed one to my doctor's office on
 RH> Tuesday. You should have seen the eyes light up.

We've a few ideas kicking around. Had a picture of the 2 of us taken
last month, maybe a framed copy of that. Maybe some smoked cheeses and
other goodies, diabetic friendly for Mom's sake.


->  RH> Good place for it.  He should probably be pretty careful for a
 RH> while. When they fuse one disk sometimes the next one in series
 blows too.

-> So far, so good.

 RH> Make sure he behaves himself.

Trying to. He found out he's got a bone spur in the one foot. Walked up
to (and around) campus and back the other day, found out it was a bit
much. He sat for the Christmas choir performance today--we had 12 people
singing! Last time we participated it was, IIRC, only 9.

->  of the purchase price. Diamonds and other gemstones are worse. I only
->  sell the stuff I find in yard sales, misidentified. Not all of that
->  either.

-> We aren't yard saling much so we aren't finding much. One of the rings
-> taken in the break in was a 10K gold with a diamond chip (maybe about 2
-> points. I paid the whopping sum of a dollar for it--and it fit
-> perfect--at a yard sale in Savannah.

 RH> Good find, and not a horrible loss.  If you have to lose gold, that's
 RH> the kind to lose.  I picked up some random bits - mostly earring backs
 RH> and some fine busted chain, in a sale this morning.  Nothing worth any
 RH> real money.

Sigh! I've not found any stray earrings to make into necklaces either.
Some interesting ones in the pairs box (over at the Sharing Shop) but
I'm not going to break up a pair.

 RH> BTW - keep an eye peeled for a small flat rate Priority box.

OK, eyes peeled--like a banana or grape? (G)

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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