Stupid comments heard at craft shows
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I'm stupid. I got bit by my own dog....
Comments (65)The first one or two might have been some sort of a rescue. Loyal was from her '05 batch of puppies and she kept him. Read above in one of the posts. She's planning on letting Isis have two more litters before that dog hits RETIREMENT so she can maybe get a female puppy she can't part with to keep while the rest of the litters would be given away again. But then she might get Sagira back that could also have litters of more puppies but she won't know until February. A female puppy could keep her breeding program going since Isis will be to RETIREMENT age soon. I don't think any of her dogs are spayed or neutered. I guess with so many animals getting nuked because there aren't enough homes to go around why is anybody breeding hybrids OR making more puppies of any breed that need homes with all kinds of low cost spay-neuter programs out there? These hybrids aren't exactly great family pets and they do seem to bite and kill a lot so why do it? These hybrids don't have behavioral issues, those are their behaviors. Her own husband said she should have known better than to get close to the sharp end. HELLLLLLLLLLLLO! These aren't great pets, they even gnaw on each other....See MoreCraft Fairs - Comments and Ideas Rattling around in my head
Comments (8)I haven't done a craft fair for years but when I did, I always had an inexpensive edible gift for people to buy. I figured buyers might not have the $30.00 for the doll cradle or whatever it was I was selling that day... but they would always have a dollar or two for something yummy. I had a dozen different sucker molds... and it was soooo fast and easy to melt chocolate and pour it into the molds. This is my grandson, Jackson showing off his creations. Once the chocolate was set I'd stick it into a tiny cellophane bag, put a cute sticker on it, and tie ribbon around the neck. Once I was at the fair I'd put the sucker tree on my table and typically sell out. This was my big edible seller: They're clear boutinir boxes (25 cents at my florist). Half filled with Easter grass (10 cents per bag after Easter). Tied with Costco ribbon. The bows don't need adorning... that's just something my grandkids like... and this was the only picture I had of them. Inside of one is a miniature loaf of bread... which is cheap and easy with a breadmaker. And inside the other are five dipped chocolates. One big brownie or piece of cake looks great in them.... a few homemade cookies. Whatever. If it's gooey use a paper doily so it won't stick to the grass. When I go to craft fairs I always buy the edible stuff :)...See MoreBella Cera Oak flooring? Anyone heard of it?
Comments (121)My husband and I put Bella Cera Monza french oak flooring (color Adriana) in our home about a year before we decided to sell. We loved it because it was the only engineered flooring I could find that actually looks like authentic traditional wide plank solid hard wood. There's no sheen to give it away. In fact a RE agent who sees tons of homes asked if it was solid wood and our installer who does tons of floors said he wanted it for his home. We got lots of compliments. We love it so much that we plan to put it in our new home that we're currently building....See MoreSome stupid contractor tricks...
Comments (22)I set up an appointment to meet with a guy regarding new windows. He required my husband to be home. I told him nevermind- my husband works alot, and when he isn't working we spend time together as a family..... I don't waste his time with quotes. I've heard this is a ploy, they want you to sign right away.... they want to make sure the breadwinner is home so they get a quick ok. I always ask before making appointments regarding big issues if they require my husband to be here. If their answer is yes, I call the next person. I am quite capable of making decisions on my own (I obviously talk with my husband before hiring anyone). I called some guy to give me a quote to haul some construction debris. This guy shows up at my door chomping on a cheese stick (I thought it was rude, and didn't he care if he had cheese breath? YUK) and as we walk to the side of the house, I see he has a NICE truck..... I immediately knew his price was going to be high. Sure enough, he wanted twice as much as anyone else. He can buy ALOT of string cheese with that mark-up!!!!...See Moretammy_crafter
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