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Posted by Kristi on October 29, 2001, at 15:29:34
Hi,
I was just thinking about you. I am currently cleaning my bathroom..... and there is this spot between the tub/floor/wall that I just can't seem to get clean. Then I thought of one of your posts(at least I think it was you)... and I used a Q-tip. Problem solved. Just wanted to say thanks. :-)
Kristi
Posted by susan C on October 29, 2001, at 16:51:01
In reply to Susan........, posted by Kristi on October 29, 2001, at 15:29:34
> Hi,
Hi, Kristi,So, you are up cleaning. I hope you are feeling better after your operation. If you want to pretend you are in Engeland, call them cotton buds...Dreamer taught me that...Oh, and I learned the English don't REALLY iron their rugs...so don't try that.
mouse with a tidy garden
susan C> I was just thinking about you. I am currently cleaning my bathroom..... and there is this spot between the tub/floor/wall that I just can't seem to get clean. Then I thought of one of your posts(at least I think it was you)... and I used a Q-tip. Problem solved. Just wanted to say thanks. :-)
> Kristi
Posted by Kristi on October 29, 2001, at 18:07:20
In reply to Re: Susan........cotton bud, cotton bud, posted by susan C on October 29, 2001, at 16:51:01
> > Hi,
> Hi, Kristi,
>
> So, you are up cleaning. I hope you are feeling better after your operation. If you want to pretend you are in Engeland, call them cotton buds...Dreamer taught me that...Oh, and I learned the English don't REALLY iron their rugs...so don't try that
I'm feelin' ok.... thanks for asking. I'm going back to work tomarrow. I'm dreading it, for the physical activity I know will be tough... but looking forward to it... as I've had too much time on my hands to think!!!!!!Cotton buds. Hmmmmm.... don't know if I can get used to calling them that. :-) Where are you that you have a tidy garden this time of year?
Take care, Kristi
> mouse with a tidy garden
> susan C
>
> > I was just thinking about you. I am currently cleaning my bathroom..... and there is this spot between the tub/floor/wall that I just can't seem to get clean. Then I thought of one of your posts(at least I think it was you)... and I used a Q-tip. Problem solved. Just wanted to say thanks. :-)
> > Kristi
Posted by Greg on October 29, 2001, at 18:49:02
In reply to Re: Susan........cotton bud, cotton bud » susan C, posted by Kristi on October 29, 2001, at 18:07:20
Posted by susan C on October 29, 2001, at 19:01:40
In reply to Re: Susan........cotton bud, cotton bud » susan C, posted by Kristi on October 29, 2001, at 18:07:20
kristi, This is your online mouse talking....YOU BE CAREFUL and take time, even if it is to do NOTHING while working...I will be 'watching' you.
my garden is in the NW and it is just a tiny thing, round my mobile home. I made the gravel area bigger by the street. and had help cleaning everything up for winter. I have a patch of raspberries, strawberries, a kiwi vine and sunflowers (two steller's jays have been visiting, and of course scaring away the chickadees) on the south side, on the east, under the shade of the cottonwoood, a couple rhodes and other miscilanious native plants and a patch of periwinkles. On the deck are a couple of boxes of bamboo. Oh, and there are daylilies and some herbs and lavender as you approach the front steps on the west side. If you brush by them, they perfume the entry...oh, and there are honey suckles there...this summer the hummingbirds visited. I dont have much luck with feeders for them.
You be careful
a maternal mouse
susan C
Posted by Kristi on October 29, 2001, at 19:48:23
In reply to Re: Susan........cotton bud, cotton bud » Kristi, posted by susan C on October 29, 2001, at 19:01:40
> kristi, This is your online mouse talking....YOU BE CAREFUL and take time, even if it is to do NOTHING while working...I will be 'watching' you.
I will.... and your so sweet to care. A few a my good friends at work promised to "take some of the load off me". I'll definately becareful.. I'm very aware of what I can handle, and I don't want to destroy any of my progress.
I love the after cleaning day.... my house smells so goooooooooooooooood.
> my garden is in the NW and it is just a tiny thing, round my mobile home. I made the gravel area bigger by the street. and had help cleaning everything up for winter. I have a patch of raspberries, strawberries, a kiwi vine and sunflowers (two steller's jays have been visiting, and of course scaring away the chickadees) on the south side, on the east, under the shade of the cottonwoood, a couple rhodes and other miscilanious native plants and a patch of periwinkles. On the deck are a couple of boxes of bamboo. Oh, and there are daylilies and some herbs and lavender as you approach the front steps on the west side. If you brush by them, they perfume the entry...oh, and there are honey suckles there...this summer the hummingbirds visited. I dont have much luck with feeders for them.
That sounds absolutlely beautiful. You wrote in a way that enables me to picture it. I wish we had the weather here for a garden.... unfortunately it would not be very "fruitful".. would probably bloom about 2 weeks out of the year. :-( What a great hobbie and time killer you have.
>
> You be careful
> a maternal mouse
> susan CI promise.......... thanks for the maternalism. Something I'm lacking in life. :-)
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