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How funny, K2! I DO remember that scene from the movie. AND the "secret" ingredient of her delicious pie. But I can't remember the name of the movie. Something about maids.

Good for you KC on finding relief with that back brace, and ordering one of your own. And good for your church in making a bundle on that rummage sale.

Lee; "Remembrance Day" in Canada, instead of Veterans Day. I kind of like that. It reminds you of what we should be doing on that day.

Mike; You mentioned growing up in a coal mining town. Which got me thinking about heating a home with coal. Quiet common not all that long ago. When selling real estate it wasn't unusual at all to see homes that still had those small coal-chute doors in a houses's foundation for the coal going into people's basements. Or coal furnaces that had been converted over to burning natural gas.

Nothing much planned today. Just another one of those semi annual doctor tests.

<blockquote data-quote="fatherdav55" data-source="post: 1756275" data-attributes="member: 56234">Earlier, the computer wouldn't come up._______________________________________________________How funny, K2!&nbsp; I DO remember that scene from the movie.&nbsp; AND the &quot;secret&quot; ingredient of her delicious pie.&nbsp; But I can't remember the name of the movie.&nbsp; Something about maids. Good for you KC on finding relief with that back brace, and ordering one of your own.&nbsp; And good for your church in making a bundle on that rummage sale.&nbsp;Lee;&nbsp; &quot;Remembrance Day&quot; in Canada, instead of Veterans Day.&nbsp; I kind of like that.&nbsp; It reminds you of what we should be doing on that day.&nbsp;Mike;&nbsp; You mentioned growing up in a coal mining town.&nbsp; Which got me thinking about heating a home with coal.&nbsp; Quiet common not all that long ago.&nbsp; When selling real estate it wasn't unusual at all to see homes that still had those small coal-chute doors in a houses's foundation for the coal going into people's basements.&nbsp; Or coal furnaces that had been converted over to burning natural gas.&nbsp;Nothing much planned today.&nbsp; Just another one of those semi annual doctor tests.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fatherdav55, post: 1756275, member: 56234"] [B][COLOR=rgb(41, 105, 176)][SIZE=7]Earlier, the computer wouldn't come up. _______________________________________________________ How funny, K2! I DO remember that scene from the movie. AND the "secret" ingredient of her delicious pie. But I can't remember the name of the movie. Something about maids.[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B] [COLOR=rgb(41, 105, 176)][SIZE=7] [B]Good for you KC on finding relief with that back brace, and ordering one of your own. And good for your church in making a bundle on that rummage sale.[/B] [B]Lee; "Remembrance Day" in Canada, instead of Veterans Day. I kind of like that. It reminds you of what we should be doing on that day.[/B] [B]Mike; You mentioned growing up in a coal mining town. Which got me thinking about heating a home with coal. Quiet common not all that long ago. When selling real estate it wasn't unusual at all to see homes that still had those small coal-chute doors in a houses's foundation for the coal going into people's basements. Or coal furnaces that had been converted over to burning natural gas.[/B] [B]Nothing much planned today. Just another one of those semi annual doctor tests. [/B] [/SIZE][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]