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Monthly Archives: January 2011
What to do if you lost the combination
Over the past 4+ years I have been visiting my mom a few times each summer and we are going through things and trying to “downsize” the amount to “stuff” in their home (we are working towards having a pre-estate … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
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Fresh Horse Manure
There is nothing like a truckload of fresh horse manure. I found the source for this manure on Craig’s List about 2 year ago. The man lives a hour away and he has four horses. He scoops the manure out … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Little things
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What’s in your dishwasher?
I use our dishwasher as a drying rack a lot. It is great for drying clean dishes and that frees up a lot of counter space. From time to time I will soak wine bottles to remove the labels and … Continue reading
Puzzle #3 – finished
This one was a bit more tranquil than puzzle #2. I did practice better self-control while working on this puzzle. I just worked on it a little at a time. I suppose it is like a box of chocolates. If … Continue reading
Thank You cards
Here are the “thank you” cards I made this year to use after Christmas. When I am making cards and I have an idea I am working on there are times when that idea changes into something else during the … Continue reading
Another puzzle (2nd one)
I think I might have a problem. I just can’t stop. 400 piece Family Puzzle by Cobble Hill. This puzzle has large, medium and small pieces. I wasn’t sure how the mix of pieces fit together and as I started … Continue reading
Do you ever run out of spoons?
There are weeks we run out of spoons. Then there are weeks we run out of forks. I know this is based on what we are eating that week. Spoons get used daily for stirring tea, stirring the ginger beer … Continue reading
Posted in Little things, Miscellaneous
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Spreading the word about a giveaway
There is a give-away going on over at Pollinators on the Brain for two cream pie mixes by Easy as Pie. Here is the link to her post about the give away. It might make you drool. Sincerely, Emily
Changing screens
We changed the summer screens out for the winter screens the other day. It is a full screen that fits over the entire window to help keep out the heat, UV rays and glare during the summer months. I have … Continue reading
Sincerely, Emily 