Hi Ruth,
On , you wrote me:

 RH> years he had (various ones) it, he had to show her every week how to
 RH> turn it on and delete the previous one. Looking back, that may have

Laugh, sounds like my mother using my old c64 when I was a kid.
Wrote down instructions on how to play her majong game.

 RH> her in 2014. The weekly letters had stopped some years before she 
 RH> passed away.

Could have been, or she was just running out of things to write about?

 RH> the C=64 for 10 years, before finally upgrading to a PC thru 
 RH> military surplus sales. I still don't use it a lot, but more than I 
 RH> used the C=64.

I still have a few c64's, they are in storage now but I have an emulator
installed on the desktop.

 RH> It helps to have a working oven in the house, even if it's only
 RH> toaster oven size. At one point we'd bought a toaster oven that would 
 RH> hold a 13"x9" cake pan, had to pass it on (to a friend) when we 

I can put two loaf pans in this one.  I"m not sure of the size but it will also
fit a whole chicken. 

 RH> By this time next week, all the trick or treaters will be in a sugar
 RH> coma. Down at the farmer's market today, all the vendors were passing
 RH> out candy to the kids so some have had an early start.

LOL I think our trainer will be dropping off her yearly bucket of candy soon.
She likes to keep us hopped up on sugar. hahaha

Shawn

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