Hi Ruth,

 RH> >  RH> in scrap silver, most likely. The fun part was finding a purse
 RH> for a
 RH> >  RH> dollar.  What was inside? $1.60.  Sold! (LOL)

 RH> > As long as the purse itself is in useable condition, it was a good
 RH> deal.

 RH> It actually looks nice, if you're into 80s snakeskin envelope
 RH> clutches.

I wasn't then, and don't think I'd want to get into them now. I prefer
shoulder bags, leather if possible.

 RH> >  RH> better but you can find some surprise buys at Lidl.

 RH> >  RH> The closest one seems to be on Staten Island or something like
 RH> that.
 RH> >  RH> Aldi is considerably closer.

 RH> > So go where you can get to it in good time/less traffic. Today was

 RH> That's about an hour further than I'm willing to drive these days.


Understandable.

 RH> > farmer's market for us. Picked up a bunch of baby eggplants, a
 RH> canary
 RH> > melon, some blueberries, a couple of yellow squash, pecan banana
 RH> bread,
 RH> > a big brownie and a couple of blueberry "pop tarts". Most of the
 RH> > blueberries went into the freezer (some held out for baking) and
 RH> the
 RH> > melon will be shared with a neighbor.

 RH> Melons can get to be a bit much.  I rarely buy a whole watermelon
 RH> unless it's one of the babies.  They're just too big.


Steve is the main watermelong eater around here but still, the small
ones are worth sharing. Shared the canary with our Life Group at church
so we didn't have to worry about it being too much.


 RH> >  we would have enjoyed anyway. OTOH, I did convice Steve to take me
 RH> to
 RH> >  GWTW a couple of months after we got married.

 RH> >  RH> Now of course you can borrow it from a library for free, if
 RH> >  desired. I've only seen GWTW all the way through once. Broadcast
 RH> TV
 RH> >  always edited parts of it out.

 RH> > Not interested in DD but own GWTW on DVD.

 RH> Good idea, and now you're in the right neighborhood for viewing
 RH> parties. More or less anyway.

Parts of it are still playing out in real life.


 RH> >  RH> Pretty much.  I'm eating mostly real food now, but things did
 RH> get
 RH> >  RH> infected. Joyful - especially when antibiotics are not your
 RH> friends.
 RH> >
 RH> > Sounds like a misery loves company scenerio. Getting a crown or cap
 RH> on
 RH> > the one tooth?

 RH> Got rid of the tooth - it broke off at about gum level.

Major ouch time there. You want your round ground?


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Ruth
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