Best Present Ever!
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Comments (25)DH found this old sink and attached it to the potting bench. How friggin cool is this? I could care less that it's cracked. Got a splitter for the spigot, a little hose to go to the sink, will hook up that part this evening. Going to run the drain over to nearby giant elephant ear bulb, which likes tons of water as often as possible. Also need to swap places between bench and baby pool (for mixing "dirt,") so I can step up to it without stepping in the dirt. Cold water only, and the spigot shouldn't be left on for extended periods as that will make the main hose "live" also, but this is not something I ever thought I'd have. I go in/out washing my hands a lot. I don't mind getting them dirty, but can't just hang around with them that way, don't want to touch my phone, camera, or beverage with dirty hands, and never know when one of the dead leaves I've touched is a PI leaf. Will be so great for rinsing roots too. About the above pic, besides a missing plant I've never seen again, nothing was really damaged, just on its' side......See MoreTexas Style Barrel Smoker
Comments (1)Sounds like you had a blast! I bought my husband a Brinkmann All In One smoker for Christmas last year and we use it every weekend, without fail. We have smoked salmon a few times with wonderful results, chicken, brisket, scallops (they were awesome!). Although I bought it for him, I think I am getting just as much enjoyment out of it! For his birthday I bought him several types of wood chips, different spices for jerky (oh yeah, the jerky I am told was wonderful! I do not eat red meat but he assured me the jerky "rocked".) When you say you have a "barrel smoker", exactly what is that? Who is it made by? This smoker we have can be used with propane (which is what we normally use as the heat source) or with charcoal. We are in the military so figured this may be the way to go, if we happen to get posted somewhere that propane is not readily available or too expensive. And one other question, have you ever attempted to smoke a block of cheese on the smoker? I have heard it can be done, with a whole lot of supervision and very low heat! I had posted a question about that on here and received some good advice but would be interested in hearing your comments/advice. Keep on smokin'!!...See MoreOn my 16th birthday ...
Comments (21)Happy Belated Birthday, Jodi! I'm sorry I missed it. Woody got married to his XW that very day and didn't get to see it live as he was flying to Europe. I watched it in the LR, I remember we had a carnival in the park that weekend and we all ran home to watch it on TV. I was 12. ;) Happy, Happy! Oh, and thanks for the tassels, they arrived today and Nosey Parker is making it her mission in life to get into the bag! Brat. Woody says the bag is no longer waterproof. I told him I had no intention of immersing it in water. lolol Moon Mission? Nope. Tassel Acquisition Mission!...See MoreSharing Some Kitchen Joy
Comments (11)This looks beautiful and you must be very happy Santa arrive with your counters!!! You could paint the outlet cover the same shade as your counter and it will disappear. Or get fancy and match the veining...See More- 9 years ago
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