Audy,
You must have had _some_ Grandmother! I should think a book of all her
advice would be an excellent read. Mine was pretty clever, too, but
I'm not sure her advice would fill a book. Unfortunately, she lived
too far away for constant contact.
== Marjorie Wilser
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"Learn to laugh at yourself and you will never lack for amusement." --MW
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On May 4, 2010, at 8:46 AM, AVCHASE wrote:
Hi, All:
My Grandmother told me to save my hair in a net bag (for making
rats), I should make and once a year wash it, sqeeze out the
moisture in a towel, and hang to air dry. She said I'd have to make
new bags to replace the old as silk net eventually rots; then along
came nylon. However, I never did that. But now I save all combings
in a recycled boutique tissue box in the back of a drawer. I don't
save it for rats though. I save it to cut up for potting plants.
It's nitrogen. I could make rats if desired.
Frn, should I write a book about all the things my Grandmoter told
me, like the possible bath, how to change clothes in a moving
carriage or sleigh, or how to how make the cat stay when moved to a
new home?
Best to all, Audy.
in the high boonies of Central Texas
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