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Skriven 2008-01-21 18:56:54 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
    Kommentar till text 956 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
Ärende: BlueWave                                                 [2]
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Hi Janis,


 JK> > Keeping up after him is the fun part. Rachel was that age when her
 JK> > sister was born; it's a wonder I got anything done for a while.

 JK> I think I hear my daughter say that often enough now <grin>.. she's
 JK> got 3 boys, 12, 4, and 20mos.  The 4 yr. will turn 5 in March, but
 JK> she's had her hands full with the three of them :)  The baby's
 JK> birthday is coming in April.. hmm.. guess that will be 'terrible twos'

I kid Deborah she started at 18 months and is still in them at times.
The fun she has with her nephew............

 JK> <grin>  he's such a sweety though, I can't imagine that really :)

But you don't have him 24/7/365.


 JK> > And if he kicks off covers, they will keep him warm.

 JK> Exactly..From what I see, he kicks them off all the time :)

Most kids do at that age.  Do you order stuff from Nancy's Notions?

>> and they have the most incredible "kitchen store".  So much great
>> stuff, packed in this little store, you can barely walk in it..

 JK> > Sounds like a fun one to visit. I went to a hobby/craft store like
 JK> that > in Berlin a few times.

 JK> I would love to see any kind of craftsman's shop overseas <smile>..
 JK> maybe someday <grin>

You would enjoy Hesian Park; it's a 15th-16th century recreation town
near Frankfurt.  It has all sorts of craftspeople of the era displaying
their trades and even lets you (mostly kids) try some for themselves.
Not the cooking tho but candle dipping and others.


 JK> > I don't do that much on line; it's more fun to explore things like
 JK> that > "for real".

 JK> Know what you mean, it IS. :)

For sure! We wander thru grocery stores in new areas just to see what
they have new to us.

 JK> > Didn't anybody cook at home? (G)

 JK> I guess not :)  I'll have to check and see if that's still true in
 JK> Louisville.. now I'm curious :)

Do you still have connections in the area?


>> I'm more of a lazy cook I guess <grin>.  Well, I have butcher-block
>> counters on two parts of my center island so that's where I do most of

 JK> > We have to take whatever the Army gives us for housing on post--and
 JK> spring/summer > 2006 so we've got to make sure the counter tops stay
 JK> looking decent.
 JK> > They're laminate so cutting boards are a must.  And the kitchen is

 JK> Right, understand why the cutting boards are important.

But not everybody uses them.  We just want to take better care of the
place than is required.


>> maybe > we can arrainge a get together.

>> That would be great :)

 JK> > Have to see what comes up in the next few months.

 JK> Sure - I understand.  Hope you're feeling ok, as well.

Doing better now; had a blood test today (will be weekly) just to keep
tabs on things.


>> JUST caught that typo haha.. I must have been wearing my contacts too

 JK> > Thought you would enjoy it once you caught it.

 JK> Talk about brain-dead haha :)

Are you blonde as well? (G)


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