That'd be a fiver ... or a tenner ... for the Anglicans/(Episcopalians, to many of you), the Catholics (of the Roman variety), etc. do ya figger? (You do have $2.00 bills don't you?). Up here ... the $1.00 ... and the $2.00 ... items ... are both coins! Some complain that when one's change purse gets full ... folks re inclined to walk with a bit of a list. And some are agitating for making the $5.00 bill a coin! And pennies are ... gone: useless, it seems! ole joyful

Excellent. One of my favorite sayings- "Every mother is a working mother." I was a working mother with an office job, and oh, how I appreciated my friends who stayed home and would watch my kids when they were too sick for school.

Yeehaw! I have a brother who would love that for his barn kitchen. I can see possibilities ... a separate removable platform, seated in the hub lazy-susan style, for your condiments. Remove it, and you have a space for flowers, an ice bucket, or your BBQ tongs. :)

Having been involved in that game for a number of years ... ...I had a certain suspicion, about half way down, what might be coming. Would one call that river ... somewhat polluted? ole joyful