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Comments (139)I just found my way back a couple of weeks ago! My guys Cooper and Bailey crossed the Rainbow Bridge 5 years ago. And now we have our 4th beloved Golden Retriever, Griffin! loved rereading this thread too. ah The memories!...See MoreMy kitchen isn't even demo'd and I have my first major snag!
Comments (2)Anita, My favorite saying is "Grab your boot straps and keep on going". I say it to myself regularly and my kids (now mostly grown) say it back to me when things aren't going well. I had a similar problem with a surveyor several years back during the housing boom. At first I was panicked, then I decided to start calling other surveyors. It turns out that the first one I called had actually spoken to my guy that morning and was trying to figure out who all of the sick guy's clients were. We ended up with a seamless transition. Start calling now to find another cabinet-maker and ask if they can do the job for close to the same price as your original guy. You might be pleasantly surprised. Good luck!...See MoreWho remembers OXYDOL original powder?
Comments (28)I liked the old Oxydol with green bleaching crystals a lot but can't get it anymore and more currently have used the new Oxydol with the Biz freshener in it and works good. But it doesn't have any bleach in it anymore. So moving on! Did a study on soap and soap detergents and let’s face it as I found out soap is soap no matter what brand you use it's the same thing and soap, and not any difference really. Not one brand detergent is any better than any another brand as far as cleaning goes is what the research showed. They all clean the same and do the same thing, period. The old Blue Cheer can’t get anymore with bluing in it is said to enhance whites by bluing it but that it didn’t clean any better than any other detergent soap. It all surprised me but it's the truth about detergent soaps. All brand[s] detergents Soap is Soap! I like the powder detergent soap best (and is the best buy) but you need to mix it before you drop your clothes in it. Save you the study!...See MoreWho remembers and loved Sara Lee orange cake?
Comments (12)So here it was. It was fabulous. For the frosting I did 1/4 c lightly salted softened butter creamed with 4 oz softened cream cheese. Then added 3 c confectioners sugar, the zest of 1 orange and the juice from half the orange. I refrigerated overnight to allow flavor to develop. Then I made the cake the following morning. I added the juice from the remaining half of the orange to soften the frosting before frosting the cake. For the cake I just did my standard gluten free yellow cake and added the zest and juice of 1 orange at the end of prep....See More- 10 years ago
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