Text 4364, 60 rader
Skriven 2006-08-14 14:10:38 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 4282 av Carol Shenkenberger (6:757/1)
Ärende: Cooking Websi 663
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Hi Carol,

RH> the seat cover needing to go.  We did find a couple of boxes--one had
RH> stuff from our bedroom in AZ (needs a good sorting); the other has a
RH> spice rack and several file folders, zip lock bags, etc of recipes.
RH> I've almost got that one all sorted--came across some odes to spam and
RH> other giggles from 10-12 years ago here.  I know I've got the Smurf
RH> bread story still, somewhere--probably on its way to GA.


 CS> Ah, the joys of packing out!

Yes, such fun.  Start sorting your stuff now.  Today I cleaned out from
under the sinks (had been Xed off) into "mail" (to ourselves) amd "bail"
(give away).  By far, the majority of stuff is in the latter as it's
cleaning supplies.  Donated our freezer to one of Steve's soldiers with
a larger, younger family over the week end.



 CS> Sorry.  DTE means 'Detect to Engage' (weapons fire).  I am coming up

RH> No, in this case, it's Down To Earth, our favorite natural foods place
RH> in the Pearlridge shopping center.  We went to a sew/quilt/embroidery

 CS> Ah!  Oddly, the name now rings a bell.  I think they were there in
 CS> 1989 as well as an Ala Moana outlet?

I'm not sure when they opened that shop but they've also had one on King
(?) Street that I think predated this one.  Anyway, the Aiea one is the
one we've shopped at since it is closer to Schofield.


RH> Here's one that you might know; I think it's cross military.  Steve ha
RH> his DLPT today (hint--it's annual and deals with his MOS).

 CS> :blink: umm, annual 'performance evaluation' perchance?  In this case,
 CS> the one on outbound as in 'detachment evaluation'.  Called 'Fitness
 CS> Report' for E7 and up and Officers in the Navy.

NCOER and OER are what you're describing.


 CS> Then again the DLPT sounds vaguely familiar as an advncement exam and
 CS> he's too senior to actually take tests for that now.  It would be
 CS> based on records and 'evcaluations/fitreps' by now.

Defense Language Proficiency Test which Steve takes in German and got a
perfect 3/3 (reading, oral comprehension) again.


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Catch you later,
Ruth
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