Do you have a "Welcome Mat?" - What does it say?
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Comments (12)I'm, feeling bad for the seller. $1.45 for the machine and all indicates to me that he really needed the money to sell for such a low price. They might be older folks that really need the money and that is why he is selling things. I'd take it back and help him decorate and display it as you were considering to do to lure others to his sales site. What goes 'round, comes 'round! Of course I'm a softie. Sunnyca, I think the stool you bought is really old and is an organ or a piano stool....See MoreDo you have any words of wisdow that you say to people......
Comments (60)Grandma used to say, "Don't cross bridges till you get there". My boss once said, "Treat others like you'd like to be treated". That was good a couple of thousand years ago - and still works. I like a variation on another, "God likes to help those who are helping others". Dad used to say, "I want to leave my farm better than I found it". My variation is to replace "farm" with "community, country and world". Good wishes for helping leave the world a better place than when you came to it. ole joyful P.S. I think that I'll send this link to my youngies. o j...See MoreWanna see my new welcome mat?
Comments (10)I got it from Wireless catalog. Lots of 'cool' stuff in it besides door mats. When I ordered it, I also ordered a ceramic plaque titled "Dog Lessons for People" a book titled "The Dangerous Book for Dogs" and a dog coller tag that says "Licensed Therapist". These will be Christmas presents for my daughter and granddog. Here is a link that might be useful: Wireless...See MoreWhat Do You Have Too Much Of, & Why Do You Have It?
Comments (89)So many people with issues with parents...sad. I was loved, I had toys and gifts,dresses, dolls, books, sport stuff, games,I lacked for nothing . But as I got older, I think I tried to "recapture" my childhood. As an adult, I loved antique shows, flea markets, garage sales. Any time I saw something we had in our house growing up, I had to buy it. I even bought too many rose bushes and planted them in my garden, trying to re-create my Grandma's rose garden. I now have a linen closet stacked with doilies and tablecloths I'll never use, sets of fancy glasses too fragile to use, things like that. Oh, and on the funny side, my daughter cleaned out my bathroom just yesterday. She found eleven bottles of Listerine. I don't know, I hate the stuff, it burns... I remember buying one bottle because it did everything, whitens teeth, freshens breath, makes gums healthy, strengthens the enamel. I'm just always looking for something to make me happy....See MoreRelated Professionals
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