Headed to ikea tomorrow! What do I need?
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I need advice, should I release them tomorrow?
Comments (11)I guess the inconsistent weather we have here, and the lack of distinct seasons, confuses the butterflies, if that is possible. I think you mentioned a while back Missherry, that the cats/eggs I found, seemed to be showing up a little late in the season. I wonder if "late babies" occur more often in certain zones. I think i will feed them, take them out, open the reptarium and let them decide, heck, the two times I have offered them freedom, they stayed put, but it was right before we ended up getting that wintery mix, and a little bit of snow. Maybe they sensed the harsh weather that was coming and decided they would rather stay inside until it passed, I will let ya'll know what happens. I kind of hope they don't leave, lol, knowing that I gave them the opportunity to take off and they passed it up would make me feel much better about keeping them indoors. Thanks Oh, Missherry, on a different note, I ended up bringing the sulphur cats in before the snow came. I only found two, and they looked absolutely frozen solid when I found them to bring them in. I thought they were dead, but after they warmed up, they started eating like crazy, they move a LOT faster than the GSTs, lol, I guess that isn't saying much. I found out they really like to wander before they pupate, lol, and they don't seem to purge before so you have a heads up either, unless i just missed it. ANyway, I went to clean their cages and change their food, and opened one of the cages and could not find the cat, ANYWHERE, i kept looking and looking, and he was gone, I was shocked, i really do not know how he even managed to escape, he must have shimmied through those tiny little spaces in the top of the critter cage. I looked high and low and could not find him anywhere, at this point I was looking on the bottom of my shoe because I thought I must have accidentally squished him, I finally found him all the way at the other end of the large room i had them in, on the leg of a chair, I think he was going to pupate there, lol, I could not believe he just left, haha, I have never had a gst do that, this cat went clear across the room. I finally got him to crawl on a stick and got him back into a critter cage and he pupated last night. I was lucky enough to catch him in the process, which was kind of neat. I couldnt believe the way he was suspended in the air, i thought he was attached in a sling like the gsts but after he pupated it looked like only the bottom of his body was attached, and i do not see a sling. Do you know how long these guys stay in pupa? I am hoping they are just a tad bit more predictable than the gsts, so I will know what to expect....See MoreCabinets arriving tomorrow! What do I look for? Pics to come...
Comments (7)In my last remodel we got our cabinets months before we were actually ready for them. It was a DIY thing and we just ordered too early. But we opened each box and checked out each cabinet very thoroughly. It was good because the sink base was actually pretty damaged and we needed a new one. I was also able to get the company to replace some doors and drawer fronts that had less than stellar wood used on the fronts. This time our cabinets are supposed to come on May 1st. We probably wont even have our floors sanded by then! I seriously hope we do though....See Moregoing to Ikea tomorrow!
Comments (14)There's a huge Ikea less than a mile from our airport and I'm dropping off my brother at the airport this morning...at 5:00 am. So I don't think I'll go today, even though I hear they serve a great breakfast I don't think they're open that early. I saw a stainless steel rod that you can install on the backsplash that allows you to hang measuring cups, spoons and utensils, etc. As for bringing your own bag, it's a good habit to get into for any store. I've brought my own carton(s) to the grocery store for years. Someday I'll post my bag story from 1981 as an inspiration to recycling!...See MoreLooking at Granite Tomorrow - What Do I Need to Know?
Comments (8)1. Bring any samples of cabinet, flooring, that you plan to use. 2. Bring a camera and a notepad. Make notes about the photos and write down the name and size of the slabs. 3. Bring your kitchen drawings, with dimensions. Most kitchens will need two slabs for the entire countertop Measure the general linear feet of countertop and the size of any island to give the granite yard a better idea of whether you need one or two. 4. Have a general idea about whether you want drama or movement or would prefer a more uniform stone pattern. 5. Ask about cracks or flaws. Stay away from those with big crystals in them, or big mica-like pieces, they shatter like glass when being cut and can be unpleasantly fragile. 5. Don't be afraid to "go outside of the box". You may find something truly inspiring that wasn't your initial thought. I'm convinced my honed granite is the most beautiful thing on the planet, yet I went in thinking I was going to want a polished surface....See Morebeckysharp Reinstate SW Unconditionally
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