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Skriven 2014-09-12 21:07:38 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 16902 av MICHAEL LOO (1:123/140)
Ärende: bad memory 949
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Hi Michael,

 ML> I forgot where I put my checkbook - a serious issue,
 ML> Luckily, an assiduous search brought it to hand.
 RH> WHEW! You didn't leave it in a zoo (or worse) in South America; that's
 RH> a relief!

 ML> Indeed. I could perhaps go to a local office and have
 ML> a few counter checks issued to tide me over (I write
 ML> probably 3-5 checks a month only), but it would have

We pay most of our bills on line so very few paper checks get written
each month. Grand kids birthdays, graduation of children of friends,
tithe, that sort of thing are the majority of the paper checks now.

 ML> been an annoyance, pluse there would be that nagging
 ML> little question of where it had gone.

I understand, there are times even in this small house when I think
things pull disappearing acts. There's a black hole somewhere out there!

 RH> Probably best forgotten anyway.
 ML> It was in the gratin of a cannelloni. I gave the
 ML> sheet of it to Lilli, who was happy enough with it.
 ML> That was a bad memory.
 RH> Somehow, it doesn't sound that appealing.

 ML> Not to me. I can still taste the taste.

Have something you enjoy to take your mind off the taste.


 ML> I'm blessed that my cardiologist is on the payroll of this
 ML> organization:
 RH> Don't think my cardiologist is on the payroll of any organisation like
 RH> this. I'll see him next week for my now annual check up--shouldn't be
 RH> anything to it but he just likes to make sure.

 ML> Hook you up to a recording machine and forget about you
 ML> for a while, probably all you need.

I'll have an echocardiogram before seeing him, then a visit. Want to ask
him about a few things that maybe I should be doing in light of Steve's
stroke and discoveries made there.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
rchaffly{at}earthlink{dot}net  FIDO 1:396/45.28


... The buck doesn't even slow down here!

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