Hi Nancy,

 NB>  RH>> actually picked them up, along with some for herself).
 NB>  NB>> Possibly a slightly different variety, too, then...  But quite
 NB>  NB>> likely that this year's did start out a bit riper as well... :)

 RH> I think so. But, that's the risk taken when buying produce like that
 RH> while travelling.

 NB> A risk taken, to some extent, when one buys in bulk almost anywhere...

Yes, but overall, we got enough to make it worthwhile.

 NB>  RH>> Don't appear to be any problems right now. I've been doing my
 NB> best to  RH>> keep the shoulder area from moving which will best aid
 NB> the healing.  RH>> The bone didn't shatter, another big plus in the
 NB> recovery process.  NB>> It all seems like a justifiably optimistic
 NB> outlook..   :)

 RH> I am using it more but for light weight jobs only. Amazing, how
 RH> even a little bit of pressure down at the hand can make the
 RH> shoulder area hurt.

 NB> Gives a keener appreciation for how intricately put together our
 NB> bodies really are... :)   And how interwoven...  :)

Very much so! It's still improving; I can do a little bit more each day
(stemmed and snapped green beans for supper tonight) without it hurting.
Still not trying to raise it over my head overly much but those times I
do, it's doing better.

 RH> I finished cutting out (right handed) the baby quilt today but
 RH> I'll wait a few more days before trying to put it together. More time
 RH> for the arm to heal.

 NB> Good thinking... :)   Also some time for it to recover from the stress
 NB> you just put it through....  :)

Didn't sit down to the sewing machine until this week and did OK. The
pressing work was done mostly right handed. I've got until Nov. 5 (the
baby shower) to get it done so am working on it bit by bit.


 NB>  RH>>> Probably so. (G) I think some of this year's team got a creemee
 NB>  RH>>> every day/night of the time we were in VT.
 NB>  NB>>> Quick addiction, eh...?    :)
 NB>  RH>> Very! (G)
 NB>  NB>> Some things just are like that... (G)

 RH> Yes, and if I didn't want to keep such tight tabs on my blood sugar,
 RH> I'd be joining them. But, since I do, and know what a week of creemees
 RH> could do to it, I don't.

 NB> Sigh,,,, sometimes one just has to use willpower...  ;)

Or won't power, as in "I won't have one" as it'll make my b/g shoot up.
My A1C today (includes the time frame I was in VT) was 5.4 so I did
right to skip an every night treat.


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