Subj : Various Things
To   : Daryl Stout
From : Barry Martin
Date : Fri Apr 26 2019 11:43:00


Hi Daryl!

 BM>Never had a loofah here.  Closest was accidentally left a car sponge out
 BM>and a squirrel had fun shaking it and ripping it apart.  Took around a
 BM>week.
 DS>   The dachshunds love to destroy stuff. Their violent shaking of
 DS> the object is actually them "trying to break the neck of their
 DS> prey".

True, though hard to imagine those loveable little hot dogs killing
something.  I don't think squirrels have that kind of killer instinct -
looked more like he was just having fun.


 BM>There is no way to know if everything has been accounted for -- can only
 BM>assume all policies were in the safe deposit box, and/or safe/strong
 BM>box/fire-resistant safe/shoe box on the top shelf of the closet.  I
 BM>would assume just have to state at the time you made the claim you had
 BM>submitted all the information known to you and there as no indication of
 BM>this nor any other mystery policies.
 DS>   Well, it is getting cashed out, and going into a separate
 DS> account. Either way, my Mom will be self pay for a good while.

Yes, probably a good idea to keep that money separate to make 
accountability easier.  Would suppose also need to report the find to
the proper authorities and let them siphon it away.


 BM>Obviously you were able to get inside.  Not sure if should ask how as
 BM>could be a security risk.
 DS>   I am going to replace the key and lock on the door when I get
 DS> some extra funding. Money right now is tighter than a frogs butt
 DS> under water.

Depending on how the lock replacement is done you might want to consider
having the locks mastered so one key fits all.  Or one key for the doors
and another for the screen doors.



 BM>Not healthy.  As Nancy and I suggested a while back, probably a good
 BM>idea to ask for assistance from Meals on Wheels.  We know the food
 BM>pantries are out due to a potential problem with expired food.  Here and
 BM>where my Mother lives the Meals on Wheels programmes are done through a
 BM>major local hospital.
 DS>   I have to watch what I eat...and not just from the plate to the
 DS> mouth.

They have dietary considerations and preferences.  Both the Meals on
Wheels services for my Mother (southern New Hampshire) and my Aunt
(Vienna, Austria) had semi-extensive interviews, plus periodic
follow-ups.


 BM>Yes, does seem like a lot of impediments occurring.
 DS>   Way too many, and I'm sick and tired of it.

Can't blame you.


 BM>You're just stronger than you thought you were.
 DS>   I'm getting weaker by the day.

And we're trying to suggest assistance.


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