A Conversation with Elizabeth
1998
Continuation

From:          Elizabeth  
To:            LMixson@PEC.com
Sent:          Tuesday, December 22, 1998 1:43 PM
Subject:       Continuation
 
A physician came in with whom I had to deal.  I was saying that I had watched "My Year in Tibet" (?) on video a while back and some of the material in that movie overlapped with Kundun.  After the physician left, it went back to slowness.  I did all my Christmas cards, though I don't do many so its not an enormous task.  I bought a lamb shoulder roast last night at the store, and I think I may fix that over the holidays.  I don't usually buy chunks of meat. Its presliced also, which I don't usually buy, but that's okay because I can cram the seasonings in between the slices.  I also have the hospital's whole turkey in the freezer, but I don't feel like coping with that.
 
Well, I hope you have a good holiday.  I don't exactly know what my schedule is yet, whether I will work Thursday or not.  I know I'll be here tomorrow and probably some, if not all, the weekend after Christmas.  I have built up a lot of vacation time, but don't have much of a plan to immediately use it.  One thing I want to do over the holidays is try and make pita bread.  I think that will be fun.  Also, I have several sacks of blackberries which I would like to reduce to juice and maybe make jelly, or possibly a blackberry syrup of some sort. 
Elizabeth

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