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Skriven 2015-11-15 20:46:54 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 33133 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
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Hi Nancy,

 NB>  NB>>> possibly, pretty much used up... ;)
 NB>  RH>> It appears to be so, but I'll take a better look at it once my
 NB> life  RH>> slows down.
 NB>  NB>> And when is that likely...?  After the holidays...?   ;)
 NB> Sounds like

 RH> Maybe, but not the next few weeks, that's for sure. (G)

 NB> Tis the season... ;)

And getting busier by the week. Started out last week with just an eye
appointment, no others on the schedule for the month for me. By the end
of the week, I had 2 more on the agenda for this week. One may give us
some answers about why the potassium levels run low, the other is for a
retinal specialist.


 NB>  NB>> you might be best off just keeping it for its sentimental
 NB> value... :)

 RH> Probably so.

 NB> Now that you have a little more room, and don't have to worry about
 NB> moving allowances, you have a little more leeway for keeping things
 NB> less immediately useful...  :)

We're still tight on room but not having to worry about making weight
allowances is a big help. We did add the induction cooking burner and
the pressure/rice/crock pot cooker recently but the soy milk maker is
going to find a new home.

 NB> and a couple of forks that  NB>> we found in the kitchen table drawer
 NB> left in the house when we bought  NB>> it... obviously "liberated"
 NB> from a Kodak cafeteria, as it has the word  NB>> Kodak on the handle
 NB> where a monogram would be... ;)

 RH> We found a couple of pot holders (really good terry ones--one from
 RH> William-Sonoma), a slotted serving spoon, a corkscrew, and a plastic
 RH> flatware holder in the kitchen, also a couple of Wilton baking sheets.
 RH> Gave away the corkscrew and flatware holder but kept the rest and
 RH> added them to our collection. So far, the pot holders have been the
 RH> most useful.

 NB> Lots of stuff was left in this house when the previous owners left...
 NB> we had told them that would be fine, since we were just starting
 NB> out... and they were moving to a Florida condo... They took their
 NB> dining room set, and one bedroom set, clothing, linens, personal items
 NB> and such... and
 NB> left pretty much everything else, junk and all... ;)

That must have been a big help for you. We've added and subtracted
pieces of furniture over the years but some things moved in for our life
times when we got them. Steve gave me a rocking chair for my birthday
the year Rachel was born--we still have it, complete with the puppy
teething marks from our Bichon Frise.

 NB>  RH>> Pretty much so. Bought some more cereal bowls as the Corelle set
 NB> I  RH>> got from M'ville was missing one. Now I have to figure out how
 NB> to  RH>> redo my dish cabinets to fit them all in. (G)
 NB>  NB>> A hudicious restacking here or there.... there, space for a
 NB> couple  NB>> more...  (G)

 RH> Yes, when I get around to it. (G)

 NB> Which will probably be around the time that you get tired of trying to
 NB> work around it... ;)

We bought a couple of corner racks at W-M the other day; they help with
a good bit of the storage. I just have to re-arrainge a bit more to find
room for the serving bowls.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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