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so far...so good...wish I had not waited so long
Comments (8)Thanks grandms & mikie. Actually, when I turned on the computer today there was a notice from MS to DL IE7. Must be huge, it took 5 min. with cable connection. I like the ability to make print bigger and smaller. That always worked well on GW and email but didn't work on most sites. But now EVERYTHING is too big. This post, that looked normal last night now has me scrolling back and forth to read! Hoping someone can lead me to a setting to change? Or maybe I should start a new thread? Sandy...See MoreMiddle of kitchen remodel….so far so good.
Comments (37)Yea…Aga range is in place but not hooked up yet!SS behind range then tile sorry…not a very good picture. this is the light that hangs to the left of the range over the lower cabinets. Getting down to the small stuff now….touch up painting, adjusting cabinets…etc....See MoreGreen Works detergent...So far, so good!!
Comments (9)So glad your having good luck with the Green Works Larsi. I didn't get mine yet but had to inform hubs about it because carrying it out of the store in my purse while he waits won't work, the jugs too big and will look weighted in my purse, pulling my arm down lol..it went like this...hon there's a new product on the market, Clorox Green Works and its specially formulated to keep cheap black work jeans from ever fading which means these jeans you insist on buying at walmart will stay black forever..he said..finially a detergent I approve of, next trip to the store can you remember to buy it.....LMAO of course I'll remember. ..haha....See MoreLeaf propagation w/gritty mix, so far so good!!
Comments (5)You're not! as it rips up tiny fine root hairs one is trying to grow. I get it's a happy & exciting thing, congratulations, but perhaps this person could practice taking the pix to show roots w/out picking the plant up or even touching it. It sets the plant's progress every time it's picked up, essentially telling the plant it has to re-root & start over....See More- 9 years ago
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