Hey Jeff jmalakoff Iam so sorry for not waiting for your email I made it right by doing 2 swaps and giving you over 20 pks. Please forgive me Bon. thank you.

Well I think you can be cheap and get a good one if you buy somewhere like TJ MAXX. Or some close out store that has good brand names at cheap prices. Also, I never wash mine in the dishwasher. I've had my wisks for many years. I just found a HUGE one at a close out store for $1.49, I bought it for making homemade laundry detergent. It's made very well like for a restaurant. OH and also the outlet mall! I have 4 starting at very small, I use it the very most of all...OH I forgot, I have a Pampered Chef plastic one for making gravy on a non-stick surface...so 5 wisks all together.

I had an opportunity to buy a vehicle much like I had, manufactured in 2001, for a reasonable price ... ... and should have agreed to buy it at the time. Now - it's been sold. Bargains usually don't last long. The car near home, almost identical to mine that I considered is a couple of years newer than mine, and the engine heats up (a characteristic of those engines, I'm told) ... and to move my engine into that vehicle would not work, my mechanic says, as the computers would not be compatible. Life do have its problems! Hope yours are all minor ones - and that you all have a wonderful New Year. ole joyful

One example: I was buying hanging plants at WalMart and I couldn't reach/take them down to check them out. A young clerk, maybe 18 years old, came to help me. He took several plants down, looked each one over, picking out any fallen leaves, and putting them back if they didn't look good. Finally he settled on two and said he thought they were the best. We chatted all the time. I was surprised and pleased that he did all that. I had potting soil, bird seed, etc. in the cart and he moved everything around so the plants wouldn't get mashed. Then he pushed the cart to my car, and as I opened the trunk, he arranged everything to protect the plants. When he closed the trunk and was ready to go back to the store, I thanked him and told him to tell his mother that she had raised a gentleman. He grinned a big smile and said he would do that! There are still good kids out there. Kindness begets kindness. Sue