Hi Chris
 -=> Quoting Christopher Greaves to Barbara Hazen <=-
 BH>Does that mean you could also use some small jars and bottles?  I am
 BH>Now let's see, what else can I interest you in?
 CG> I have been known to promise to desist from posting sarcastic
 CG> remarks for over a MONTH just to get small jars. Of course,
 CG> that's only a promise (g!).
I'll save them for you.  If you need or want them right away, send me a
netmail or email message.  I should warn you, I only have a few, and
they are very small.  But you are welcome to them.
By the way, I have several egg cartons that I also want to get rid of. 
Do you know, are they usually recycled?  I know it's a funny question,
but I am used to saving them for a friend that doesn't need them any
more.  I also don't have a composter and even if I did, I wouldn't know
if I could put them in it either.  
I figured that since you were talking about eggs and shells, I could
sneak a question in too. (g)
 CG> Small jars are the lifeblood of my life. They are as platelets to
 CG> leukemia victims. Small jars are what I put my jams and fruits
 CG> into in order to be able to give them away to deserving people, 
Most of these might be too small for that.  However, I also might be
able to get you some small babyfood jars if you would like.
 CG> a one-quart jar of of peaches tends to be a little overbearing by 
 CG> day three!). 
I know what you mean.  I sometimes have the same problem.
Barb and Remi
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