Hi Nancy,

 RH> Very much so. I was really careful to avoid possible sources of
 RH> infection for several months.

 NB> And here on out, it'll be less of an issue...  

As long as I don't open it up somehow.

 NB>  RH>> ride'em cart (he used one tho) so that was the best alternative.
 NB>  RH>> When she got too unsteady for even that, he'd have her sit on a
 NB>  RH>> bench in the front part of the store while he shopped.
 NB>  NB>> Wegmans has a few carts with an adult seat that a caregiver can
 NB>  NB>> push through the store, with a good-sized cart area for the
 NB>  NB>> groceries.... Our store has at least one of them, anyway....

 RH> I've seen them here and there--sort of like a wheelchair with a basket
 RH> for groceries. Not as large as the kiddy carts but much more
 RH> maneuverable.

 NB> Yup that sounds like the same thing.... 

Saw a newer model at W-M the other day, looked quite nice.

 NB>  RH>>> couldn't use the kitchen.
 NB>  NB>>> Sounds like it worked out ok... 
 NB>  RH>> It did, and by the time we cook again, things will be back to
 NB>  RH>> normal.
 NB>  NB>> That'll be good...  

 RH> Steve did the last thing that needed doing in the kitchen on
 RH> Sunday--hooking up the ice maker to the fridge. The whole area looks
 RH> so much nicer now.

 NB> Very nice...  And I'd imagine it's easier to work in that kitchen now,
 NB> too....  

With the new faucet, newer fridge and stove, it's a whole lot nicer than
when we moved into the building.

 NB>  RH>>> OTOH, we found (and Steve installed) a Kohler faucet for the
 NB>  RH>>> kitchen sink half off at a yard sale. We paid a grand total of
 NB>  RH>>> $5. for it. Deal of the day! (G)
 NB>  NB>>> Was that for the church kitchen or for yours....?  Indeed a
 NB> good  NB>>> deal.... 
 NB>  RH>> For the church. We have a similar, but not Kohler branded model
 NB>  RH>> at the house. Same with the camper--we know how well they work
 NB> so  RH>> had been looking for one for the church, and not wanting to
 NB> spend  RH>> a fortune.
 NB>  NB>> Ah...  That worked out really well, then... 

 RH> Quite so. It's already proved its worth.

 NB> Easier to fill pitchers...?

That, and more so, the 5 gallon coolers we use for VBS and other church
wide events. Got our annual early July cook out coming up in a couple of
weeks.

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