Hi Ruth,

 RH> > do you have to go back and check or do they mail you a check if
 RH> > something sells?

 RH> It goes both ways.  I go back in and they check, and if it's the
 RH> right time of year cut me a check.

Yes, it's usually a case of the one who does the consigning having to go
back for the check. Guess they'd deduct postage if the store had to mail
it.

 RH> >  RH> Canary, crenshaw. I love athena melons when I can find one.
 RH> Not
 RH> >  RH> often. They're like a canteloupe but they taste good. :-)

 RH> > Sounds interesting; have to keep an eye out for one.

 RH> They're not around long, if they turn up at all.

Maybe I'll find one next year. We're transitioning out of watermelon
season into winter squashs; I picked up a small butternut one last week
at the farmer's market.


 RH> >  RH> > My wisdom teeth were all sideways, under the gum line, so
 RH> there was no way they'd come up naturally.  Had them all taken at
 once, under a general anesthesia in the hospital.

 RH> >  RH> Those had to go.  I'll bet it didn't feel too good afterward.

 RH> > Took a good month or so before the mouth felt good again. It was
 RH> done early enough in December that I was able to eat a  proper
 Christmas dinner, but still went quite easy on most parts. Trouble is,
 a lot of the parts that were easy to eat (mushy), were things I didn't
 like. But, I survived; the teeth have been gone for quite some time
 now.

 RH> Don't want them back.  Mom had a tooth filled today, and doesn't like
 RH> novocaine one bit.  (welcome to my world)

I'll take it, beats having the drill hit a nerve, unmedicated. the oral
surgeon that took out my wisdom teeth also gave me a promise that if
they ever grew back, he'd take them out for free. So far I've not had to
take him up on that offer. (G) It was part of the package we worked out
for payment, etc.

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Ruth
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