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On Behalf Of Karen Delzer
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2015 5:23 PM
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Subject: [ourplace] Re: Daily Insights
We may get some Sunday, Rosie. Pleieieieieieieieieieieieieieiese, Lord?
Karen
on 04:50 PM 9/30/2015, Rosemarie said:
Hi, Kathleen,
I'm glad you were able to get your shopping done. I sure wish we
could get some rain. We reallyy do need it.
Rosie
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] On Behalf Of Kathleen
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2015 4:20 PM
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Subject: [ourplace] Re: Daily Insights
I'm just glad I got the shopping done. It feels good to get it over
with. But if I lost it all at least on food stamps they would give me the
replacement money. I kept the receipt so all I have to do is take it back to
the store and have them just get the stuff I lost. But hopefully the power
will stay on. But I think we're going to get a good soaking. It's just too
bad some of the rainwater can't come out to you guys.
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> On Sep 30, 2015, at 6:22 PM, linda gehres <ljgehres@xxxxxxx>
wrote:
>
> Here's hoping Kathleen that your power stays on during the stormy
days. It'd be horrible if you lost your refrigerator full of food, yet you
can't possibly know what the weather's gonna do, so you can't beat yourself
up over making a mistake. I probably would have bought similarly to what
you did today.
>
> Linda G.
>
>
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<mailto:ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> ] On Behalf Of Kathleen
> Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2015 8:48 PM
> To: ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [ourplace] Re: Daily Insights
>
> Well I intend to look forward. Well today I went shopping. Stocked
up
> my freezer and everything and I hope I didn't make a big mistake.
> They're saying we might get part of their tropical storm and it
may
> turn into a hurricane. It may come and visit us I hope not. I have
a
> whole freezer full of food and a whole refrigerator full of cold
cuts
> and cheese and everything. Well I hope I didn't make a mistake.
But I
> did buy canned goods and crackers and peanut butter and bread and
> stuff like that. I have a lot a bologna and turkey i'm talking
about
> the turkey the comes in containers. You know like Cole cuts. Like
> honey roasted turkey and smoked turkey and that Jack cheese with
the
> jalapeño peppers in it. Plus I have craft American singles. I
just
> hope our power doesn't go out in a lose everything. Not the canned
> goods for all the Cole cuts. I will not be happy. No because I
used
> all the food stamps to buy that stuff in stock up. I have cereal
and
> cookies and everything so at leas
t
> I have stuff I can eat. You know canned fruit and Progresso soup
and
> stuff. I have canned vegetables too. I have applesauce and jars as
> well subpoena butter in charge and crackers is nice and I said
cereal
> and stuff like that. I have Progresso soups that I can eat too. So
I
> have enough stuff that I can eat plus my protein shakes that you
just
> add water to. Oh boy I really hope I did the right thing. I think
I
> did though. But oh well we'll see what happens come Sunday and
Monday.
> I have the ham radio already to go if I need it. It's battery is
> charge the only thing is I don't have an extra battery pack for
it. I
> have AA and AAA batteries for my Walkman and for my headphones.
The
> only thing that wants a charge very long if the power goes out for
any
> length of time is a digital player in the cassette player. The
digital
> player says greater than 15 hours not 30. So I can read for a
while
> but the cassette player is another matter. I don't have anyway to
> charge that. And the cel
l
> phone I wouldn't be able to charge. I would lose the house
phone.
> Also the stove and refrigerator I would lose because there's no
> electricity. Supposedly when they put the new pump on top of the
roof
> the pumps the water out of the storage tank we wouldn't lose that
> either because that supposed to run on the generator. The
elevators
> would run a generator to. But the generator isn't strong enough to
run
> everything in everybody's apartment. It's just supposed to keep
the
> elevators and water running. That's basically about the size of
that.
> A boy I really hope I did the right thing that's all I know. I'm
> prepared as much as I Canby and I can't really do anything else
> because if I go out tomorrow and try to get more stuff I'm going
to
> get totally soaked. Because were going to get a big drenching.
It's
> too bad all this rain and wind and stuff can't go out to
California
> and visit you guys. But I think it would come in a great big huge
> bunch and you have flooding. And that would
n
> ot
> be a good thing. But we don't need this all at once. Well I did
walk
> back from the store and my legs are OK. My knees good hurt when I
> climbed up the bus step. Because I took the bus one way over to
the
> store early's part way. But that was OK. I left here about 7
o'clock
> and I was back here by about nine. I don't think that was too bad.
But
> anyway I got as much as I could get and I'm set I think. The only
> thing I didn't get was bottled water because that's way too heavy
and
> I can't carry it. And yes I did buy coffee if the power goes out
oh
> boy I wouldn't be able to make coffee. And yes I could've added
water
> to my order but I just didn't. They delivered everything about 45
> minutes later. Answered me a while to put stuff away. It's all put
> away in the fridge in the freezer. I just hope I did the right
thing
> by getting frozen stuff. If by Monday I find out we're going to
have a
> little problem I'm going to be out a lot of food. The only thing
is
> with food stamps if the power
> goes out when the power come back comes back on they had money to
your card to replace the stuff for the job of cleaning out The refrigerator
will be kind a yucky. And I sure wouldn't look forward to that. But I am
going to listen to the ham radio and weather and stuff. Oh well if I made a
mistake getting frozen stuff I guess I'll just learn by it. But the canned
stuff and dry stuff I did the right thing. And the milk I got is called
Parmalat milk and you don't have to refrigerate until you open it. It just
stays in your cupboard. It's regular milk what they cook it so it doesn't go
bad.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Sep 29, 2015, at 11:15 PM, Vivian Younger
<younger.vivian@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> I agree with the subject matter of this "you can either look
forward
>> or look back. The choice is yours! Vivian
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On Sep 29, 2015, at 8:30 AM, Rosemarie <rosemariec9@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>>>
>>> This is a great quote and it's so true.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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