> Hi Ruth,
> 
>  RH> >  RH> great cocoa mugs for kids.
> 
>  RH> > Good kiddy size but not for adults who want a bigger mug of
>  RH> whatever.
> 
>  RH> I tend to prefer pint mugs.(LOL)
> 
> I generally use what's the new-ish standard, I think it's 10 ounces 
now
> for my mug. I do have a hand thrown one, got it at the farmer's 
market a
> while back--not sure what the capacity of that is as it's
> taller/narrower than my usual mugs. Still hanging on to some of the
> smaller mugs for sentimental reasons but they don't get much use.
> 
The 10-ouncers are tea mugs for me, but the bigger the better for 
coffee.
 
>  RH> > OK, I just have red ones, made in Germany.
> 
>  RH> The one that boils up is white with a red snowman.
> 
> OK, I've got red with green tree mugs--the usual association with 
that
> company.
> 
That's the classic.

 
>  RH> The wind we've got tonight knocked out power to about a 
quarter of
>  RH> the next town over.  They're up a lot higher.
> 
> We had quite the storm come thru last night, dropped temps about 30
> degrees. NWS issued a tornado warning for about 15 miles south of 
us; we

It got to me later that night.  Took down my internet/phone/TV into 
the bargain.  The power came back on quickly, not so the rest. 

>  RH> > No, but this was inside a fenced enclosure--got the morning 
sun but
>  RH> full
>  RH> > sun was off it by mid day, good for growing veggies.
> 
>  RH> Kept things from drying up.
> 
> Exactly! We did water the tomatoes and peppers, also got rain from 
the
> almost daily monsoons.
> 
I knew Florida got those; I didn't know Arizona did too.
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