Text 34749, 93 rader
Skriven 2013-03-12 22:19:18 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 34687 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: goodies
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Hi Ruth,

-> Check out Rada on line. They're made in the USA. Steve said they've got
-> quite a bit of stuff on their web site. We thought we'd grabbed a pizza
-> cutter (Ours is the one Steve had before we got married so it's pushing
-> 39 years old.) but got home & found we hadn't. Next trip to PA unless we
-> do an on line order.

 RH> I found them, but the fact that they sell to those fundraising and

OK, I've not looked at the site, just going on what Steve said.


 RH> house party things puts me off.  I'd rather head for Dexter instead;
 RH> they sell mostly to food service places, and the last I looked was

I'm not familiar with that name but then too, didn't know the other one
either before a few weeks ago.


 RH> made about 40 miles from my house.

Nice, do they have a store front outlet connected to the manufactoring
site? We bought our knives at an Amish and a Mennonite stores,
recommended by our friends that live in the area.

->  RH> generally hormonally driven.  Planning doesn't always come into it.

-> I don't have that to worry about. Grabbed some slacks today I'd bought
-> about 5 months ago, found I had to use a safety pin to keep them up (no
-> belt loops). I will probably add a length of elastic to the waist,
-> easiest way to snug them up (open up the seam a bit, run the elastic and
-> sew it down).

 RH> Done that before sometimes.  Not often enough unfortunately.

It's either that or take in the back seam. The waist has a back seam so
I'm not sure if it's a separate piece or not, will know when I take it
apart, but will make altering easier in the long run. Otherwise I'd have
to find some wider elastic at Joann's.


->  RH> Well duh.(LOL)  We got some wind, and snow, but other parts of the
->  RH> state got
->  RH> bombed again.

-> I've seen, and heard that there's another storm out west headed east. I
-> presume you're stocked on grocery basics since you've not needed them
-> yet; you're going to be clobbered by a storm sooner or later. (G)

 RH> The next one is just straight rain.  We're going to get soggy.


Like we did last night and this morning. Much too warm to snow!

->  RH>  Time will tell.

-> > RH> Tell him a  tub of stinkin' hot water is his friend too.  It works
-> on RH> herniated discs and labor pain, after all.

-> I can only tell him so much; he has to make the decision as to what he
-> wants to use (or not use).

 RH> True, since he at least manages to act like a grown-up most of the
 RH> time.

Had his 2nd therapy session today, therapist hit a sensitive spot. Steve
said it was a good thing he was on the table or he'd have gone thru the
ceiling.

-> -> Available but rice is cheaper.

->  RH> True. I like the barley better than the rice though.

-> Cheap white rice is the way to go.

 RH> As long as it works, I'm down with it.  And white rice is the least
 RH> wasteful.  A critter could at least eat the corn; the rice...not so
 RH> much.

Depends on the critter and how hungry they are.


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Catch you later,
Ruth
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