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Skriven 2013-10-28 20:04:47 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 6003 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
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Hi Ruth,

->  RH> Mom yells, but I can generally see just fine.

-> she's a mom--it's her job to yell. (G)

 RH> Just as well; she's even trained me.  It doesn't stop me however.

I understand. It's a mom thing.

->  RH> Too bad we're not closer.  I have some similar stuff sitting in my
->  RH> stash.

-> Sigh! Maybe we ought to to do a photo swap, then actual one.

 RH> Could be.  I tend to accumulate odds and ends.  Some local quilter
 RH> friends make out like bandits.

I need to get going on the cut down of my odds and ends. Guess I'll work
on that between quilt projects, make room for more fabric. (G)

->  RH> That can be a problem.  It's one reason I often do vegetarian
 RH> things for big crowds.  Cuts down on the potential problems.

-> Cuts down, but doesn't entirely eliminate the problems.

 RH> True.  It helps though.

Also, putting a note by the dish with a list of ingredients. Helps those
with allergies know if something is safe for them or not.

->  RH> And annoying time.  Depends on the quilt.

-> Time to put it aside and work on another project until the annoyances
-> simmer down or the 2nd project develops its annoyances.

 RH> Then you go back and get cheesed off at the first one again.  Yep.

Done that a few times too. Right now I need to sew up a good punching
bag.


-> -> He's got a frozen water bottle he uses for the feet.

->  RH> Good idea.  He can take off his shoes and roll it.

-> He does that, but when we're home. We've been on the road for 8 days,
-> won't be home until late next week. Went with Steve's siblings & spouses
-> to a new to the area Texas Roadhouse tonight, none of them had ever been
-> to one before. We had, and again had a good meal. I think the others
-> will be going back there.

 RH> I've heard good things about them, but since I tend not to patronize
 RH> chains haven't been in one.

This is one worth trying. They're trained to be good and consistent from
place to place--Steve was talking with management at this one & found
that out. We've found it true--eaten at TRs in AZ, FL, GA, NC & NY.

-> I'll be able to give you a definative answer by this time next week.

 RH> OK.  It's not that important.  A friend of mine, born in Germany,
 RH> makes traditional soft pretzels as a sideline.  It might be more
 RH> interesting for him.

I'm trying to get caught up on several things still so will look into
that in a bit.

->  RH> were too cheap.  How that works I don't know, but I passed them up
 RH> too
->  RH> for the same reason.  The other products are cut rate too.

-> Time to quit patronising that store, IMO.

 RH> The ones they still carried were regular store brands and good
 RH> national ones as well as some regional stuff.  They just got rid
 of the junk.

Good store than, otherwise? There was one in AZ we went to a few times,
found out it was not that great so quit going. OTOH, when my folks took
care of the girls for us, they loved the store. It was cheap stuff--Mom
& Dad bought 20 pounds of potatoes but I ended up tossing at least half
as they'd gone bad in less than a week.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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