Hi Nancy,

 NB>  RH>> I did boiled potatoes (but had to peel them) a lot when I was
 NB>  RH>> cooking for the family while Mom was in summer school. I prefer
 NB>  RH>> them to mashed but most of the family prefers them mashed.
 NB>  NB>> I've been known to smash the boiled potatoes to make a somewhat
 NB>  NB>> rustic version of mashed pototoes, mixed with plenty of butter
 NB>  NB>> and milk.... 

 RH> Sounds about like my mom's always lumpy mashed potatoes. (G)

 NB> Mine still have the skins on them...    It isn't a very often thing
 NB> anyway... 

I do potatos with skins on most of the time now. Usually I'll use red or
Yukon Gold for mashed so the skins aren't that much of a bother.

 NB>  NB>>>> siblings there, either, then...  My sister Tait did learn
 NB> sign,  NB>>>> and might have been a part of that sort of bible study,
 NB>  NB>>>> though... 
 NB>  RH>>> Possibly so; IIRC, we met on Wednesday nights in one of the
 NB> dorm  RH>>> lounges.
 NB>  NB>>> If I think of it, I'll ask her if she was part of that.... 
 NB>  RH>> Ask her if she knew Chip Green.
 NB>  NB>> OK, I'll try to remember... 

 RH> He's the one that got Steve and me together. He's played matchmaker a
 RH> number of times, and last we knew, was still single himself.

 NB> Just never found the right girl himself...   I forgot to ask Tait
 NB> when I saw her... had even written it down... and thought of it once
 NB> when
 NB> sitting on my cabin porch by myself there, just not when she was
 NB> around... oh, well, that's how it goes... 

Not a big deal anyway.


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