Hi Ruth,

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

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

 RH> >  RH> Same here, but if they pay me to haul it off...!

 RH> > .............then go ahead and haul it off!

 RH> And then redonate if necessary.

Always an option.


 RH> >  RH> Good idea.  Those melons with the seeds in the middle don't
 RH> tend to keep too well.

 RH> > No, and even tho they're smaller than a watermelon, they don't come
 RH> in a one serving size (yet).

 RH> I tend to buy a cup of chunks and eat it for lunch.

Much more practical if you're the only eater of the melon.

 RH> >  RH> Ground down more like. Now I'm praying the infection that
 RH> trashed that upper tooth isn't back and that it's just sinus crud
 or another tooth that I already knew needed to go eventually.

 RH> > Going to end up like UDD with a full set of China Clippers? Might
 RH> save some time/money/pain/frustration in the long run.

 RH> Partial eventually, probably. It's a family trait, come to it.

So t'would be no surprise. My dad had a partial for years--think he got
it even before I was born. It was expanded on over the years but he
never did need the full set of dentures. Mom started with a small
partial in her 40s that also grew but also never got to a full denture
set. So far I've done much better, only lost one tooth (to an internal
reabsorbtion) other than my wisdom teeth. Hopefully I'll keep the losses
to that.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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