Subj : Chicken Salad
To : Dave Drum
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Tue Jul 11 2023 21:13:28
Hi Dave,
DD> Fortunately I have learned over the years to save my work as I go
DD> along. I was saving every five recipes - and just happened to get
DD> caught out. Those recipes are now pounded back in and the whole
RH> A help. I'm not saving the quantity of recipies I used to, need to
RH> sort and see what can be added to the recycle pile.
DD> Those are all banged in, formatted, and ready to post
RH> Something to do in your spare time?
DD> I don't watch TeeVee - except on rare occasions. And being retired
DD> from the "mating game" I have lots of "free" time. And I am interested
DD> in recipes and cooking.
I've got enough other diversions that free time can be very limited some
days. By the time I've caught up on everything, it's time to call it a
day, even late at night. (G)
DD> b<----- CUT ----->B
RH> chance to log RH> in from time to time and catch up with the echo.
RH> It'll be easier when RH> we're visiting family; the mission trip
RH> part RH> will be busier.
DD> I know the words to that song. Will this be the first outing for your
DD> new tow-along camper?
RH> First real one; Steve had it to amateur radio field day last week.
RH> We've discovered several things that need attention (here or back
DD> Rather like moving in to a new home. It takes a while to get
DD> everything situated the way you want it.
RH> Been there, done that (at least) 17 times since getting married, may
RH> have missed one (or more) move(s) along the way.
DD> I'll probably never move again ... voluntarily anyway.
RH> We're talking maybe to AZ after Steve's mom passes (hopefully not for a
RH> while yet) but it may just be pipe dreaming. Time will tell.
DD> Check the climate/average temps verrrrrry carefully before you make
DD> the leap. It's hot, and getting hotter. One of my chilli cooking
We lived in southeastern AZ (Fort Huachuca) for 8 years; that's where we
got acquainted with Fido in January, 1994. We're thinking about Sierra
Vista, the town right outside FH--every time we go back to visit
friends, it feels like we're coming home so a couple of years ago we
decided that SV would be where we'd like to settle.
DD> friends moved to Surprise, AZ (Phoenix area) for the lack of snow and
Our older daughter and her husband lived there for a few years while he
was in the Air Force. Our oldest grandson was born there. (G)
DD> the year around pasture pool. He's been regretting that leap for the
DD> past couple of years.
That area of AZ is a lot hotter than the high desert; they don't call
Phoenix "the Valley of the Sun" just for a name. FH/SV is usually 5-10
degrees cooler than Tucson, 15-20 degrees cooler than Phoenix.
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Catch you later,
Ruth
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