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Skriven 2014-02-05 00:00:50 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
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-> -> Aluminum? The one we had as kids was some sort of particleboard I 
think.
-> -> Not aluminum or plastic nor was it my favorite sled.
-> 
->  RH> It's still out in the garage if memory serves. We still have the
old
->  RH> wood one with the red runners too. No one's used it in 30+ years.
-> 
-> I know our sleds got used in 1989 when we came back from Berlin in
-> December. A couple of my college friends visited with their kids and the
-> kids all went sledding. Some of the sleds I think belonged to my parents
-> and I think they're all still hanging in the garage.
-> 
Provided they're not abused too much, sleds can last forever.  

-> -> Couldn't prove it by me but it has deterred the bears. This time of
-> -> year, with the cold, they've got other things on their minds than
-> -> knocking off trash cans tho.
-> 
->  RH> Like sleeping.
-> 
-> With the occaisional trip out for food--did you see the one news story
-> out of CA a couple of weeks ago? Couple went out of their house, didn't
-> even see the bear near the door until the bear took a swipe at the
-> husband.

I missed that one.  We do get bears here, but they're a little more shy 
generally.
 
-> ->  RH> And no Robbie the Robot for unintentional comic relief.
-> 
-> -> Steve has mentioned him, but then too, he was more into sci-fi than I
-> -> was.
-> 
->  RH> You never saw Lost In Space?  We used to watch it while waiting for
->  RH> the school bus.  It was an old black and white kiddy TV show.
-> 
-> I saw the series, when it was a prime time show but Robbie was from
-> another time/show. AFAIK, the Lost in Space robot had no name.
-> 
It's the same robot though.  No matter what show used the costume, he was 
still Robbie.
 
->  RH> I read the cookbooks still, sometimes.  Just gave two Kosher ones 
away
->  RH> this morning to someone who really appreciated them. The husband is
->  RH> half Jewish but they've got zip in the way of Judaica.
-> 
-> So are they going to try some proper Jewish cooking? How "into" cooking
-> are they--good enough to try new and different or stuck in a rut with
-> familiar foods?

I'm not really sure, but the husband is pretty adventurous in other ways.  
At least one kid has some major food allergies, so there's a limit.
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