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Skriven 2011-03-03 00:15:32 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
   Kommentar till text 7469 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
Ärende: rosemary 944                                             [2]
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Hi Ruth,

>> > Yes, and when you want it to be safe for others to eat.

>> Yeah always a concern over here :(   I truly don't know how my
>> daughter deals it.. except you have to.. I guess she gets that from me
>> (G)

> Could be, she learned how to work around situations that needed to be
> dealt with in a safe manner.  She had the problems with allergies and
> saw how you dealt with it, getting out on her own she had to deal with
> them in her cooking/eating. Her boys problems just intensified the
> issue.

Yes, they certainly did, since one of her sons has allergies which (hard to
understand :( ) are even worse than hers were.  Before her 2nd son was born,
I'd never even heard of a kid that had allergies as bad as she had as a
toddler.. all meats, except for a while, lamb and turkey (then later they came
up positive), all vegetables except for greenbeans, all fruits except for
uncooked apples.. As she got older a lot of those allergies were tamed down
some.. in other words while she still came up positive, she didn't react so
violently to them.  I suppose that was a result of my not giving her too many
'allery-ridden' foods every day, that kind of thing.

>> yes, today I think we hit over 50F :) :)  we got out and that was
>> nice..... mostly Lol

And today.. the wind was so fierce in the afternoon, I thought I'd crumble..
but I had to get to the doc (grin).

That by the way turned out well.. he prescribed some strong pain killer that
I'll start tomorrow.  I don't want to start it tonight because some of the
side-effects of this 'very brand new drug' sound intense for someone with
allergies (ain't it always the way (g)). My rotator-cuff was "bruised" as I
thought, but not damaged terribly.. which is a good thing.. and boy did my arm
ache after both he and a 3rd year med. student poked, prodded and yanked my arm
around (laugh)..

> It got to 78 at the RDU airport yesterday, breaking the record. Today
> was a bit cooler but humidity in single digits and some major brush
> fires.

Oh.. 78.. like a dream right now Lol I'm hoping we get some temps in the 40's
or 50's again so I can get the peas in.. :)  That seems to be about my limit.


>> I think good pages for a realistic price are the key.. I'm almost
>> there.. I hope :)

> Hope so, you're better at figuring out those things than I am. (G)

It's not terribly hard to do.. with the right tools to examine how other pages
are constructed, you can learn a lot.  What's funny is, while I try to keep on
top of so many things related to that, it was my daughter who pointed out those
tools me :)  See, I knew children were a blessing :) :)

In other words, with your browser (like firefox) you can 'View' the html source
of any page.. but with other tools like firebug and webdeveloper, you can also
examine the css code of the page.  After much reading of how to use CSS, that's
what I used to see real-time examples of moden web technology.. I'm sure you
don't have the time to investigate those, but perhaps someday :)

> your peas about ready to plant?  There was an article in the weekly
> gardening section of today's paper about it.

The soonest I'd put them in is the day after St. Patrick's day :)  Just a habit
started way back when I used "Crokett's Victory Garden", a pbs show and book,
to plant my very first garden sometime around 1978 :)  It's still the best book
I've found regarding gardening.

Take care,
Janis

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