Re: Digest Number 1352

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/15/2004 7:30:36 PM Central Daylight Time,

mscured writes:

Just hi-lite the part you want to

delete and hit the DELETE key.

OK, here's what's interesting about AOL...it doesn't show the rest of the

email so I can't delete. Rather, I highlight, hit REPLY, and only the

highlighted portion is quoted....so this will be a test to see if it drags the

rest with

it.

thanks, Duncan!

Daphne

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/15/2004 7:30:36 PM Central Daylight Time,

mscured writes:

Just hi-lite the part you want to

delete and hit the DELETE key.

OK, here's what's interesting about AOL...it doesn't show the rest of the

email so I can't delete. Rather, I highlight, hit REPLY, and only the

highlighted portion is quoted....so this will be a test to see if it drags the

rest with

it.

thanks, Duncan!

Daphne

[Guest guest]

> or....if we just highlight a small portion of the email and hit REPLY, will

> that just quote the small portion, or will it drag the whole long thing with

>

Hi Daphne

Thanks so much for bringing this up. What you've said is exactly right. All

I do is just highlight what I want to reply to and hit reply. It's works

and it's easy!

[Guest guest]

,

The other herb in my mixture is oregon grape root. If you want me to find

out the ratios, I will phone and ask the store.

I am going to take a course in a couple of weeks on preparing live food;

wheat grass and cultured vegetables. The cultured vegetables interest me

the most as I believe it is a good way to get sulfur into my food and I

suspect this will help heal my leaky gut. I just found out that they do

home deliveries of wheat grass trays so you don't have to grow your own so

this will likely be the route that I go rather than trying to grow my own.

cheers

ne

Hi ne,

Thanks, I've never heard of oregon grape root.

I'm interested in the cultured vegies too. I've tried to do this in the past

but it never turned out too well. I'm sure there must be a right and wrong

way to do it. Mine always turned out really rancid smelling and I was sure I

had done it wrong. I should read more about it and give it another try. I

think it's one of the best ways to replace the 'good bacteria' in our

intestines.

Good luck with your course!

[Guest guest]

,

The other herb in my mixture is oregon grape root. If you want me to find

out the ratios, I will phone and ask the store.

I am going to take a course in a couple of weeks on preparing live food;

wheat grass and cultured vegetables. The cultured vegetables interest me

the most as I believe it is a good way to get sulfur into my food and I

suspect this will help heal my leaky gut. I just found out that they do

home deliveries of wheat grass trays so you don't have to grow your own so

this will likely be the route that I go rather than trying to grow my own.

cheers

ne

Hi ne,

Thanks, I've never heard of oregon grape root.

I'm interested in the cultured vegies too. I've tried to do this in the past

but it never turned out too well. I'm sure there must be a right and wrong

way to do it. Mine always turned out really rancid smelling and I was sure I

had done it wrong. I should read more about it and give it another try. I

think it's one of the best ways to replace the 'good bacteria' in our

intestines.

Good luck with your course!