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you were always on my mind KTers.....
Comments (20)Hi! Welcome back. When are we all going to do lunch again? Opps! I forgot I was supposed to email Rennie with some patterns. Tell her Hi for me. Will try to remember to do that next week. I'm not supposed to be here. I'm supposed to be finishing a knit shawl for this weekend's wedding in VA! Tami...See MoreThanks to the KTer who mentioned almond oil!
Comments (9)I bought mine at a local drug store,and have been using it on a patch of very dry skin I have on my elbow.I couldn't believe how fast it worked.I had used all types of expensive lotions before,but the almond oil worked faster and better than any of them.Mine cost 4.99 for 6 ozs. It was in the first aid section,not the cosmetic section....See MoreSpeaking of porches...Anyone have an awning?
Comments (11)We don't have one like that attached to the house. We have the old metal ones. However, We have had one kind or another of RV for the last 15 years. They have the same type you are looking at. On the camper we just traded in, the awning was 11 years old. The camper was exposed to the weather year round. Most of that time, the awning was rolled up, as the camper was not in use, except in the summer, mostly weekends. It lasted us up until the last storm came up real fast. We had been watching for it, as we had driven thru several on the trip. We put it down long enough to eat supper, with my Dad and DH watching the weather all around us, walking around with their plates. DH went in to start putting food away while we finished what was on our plates. On large gust of wind, and that sucker ripped right at the top! The frame falling to the ground. Just missed my Mom. Within two weeks, we had the new one, which we installed ourselves. The fabric was by carefree of colorado. Some kind of vinal. We were very pleased with it. With all the exposure it had had, we hadn't expected it to last that long. Hopefully, the one on the new motor home will last as long! Just remember to NOT leave it up full time. When you are going away, make sure it is rolled up. If it looks like it's going to rain hard, roll it up, if the wind is going to blow, tie it down (special tie downs), but if it's going to blow hard or storm, roll it up. A cousin in CA has a Sunsetter and love it. It is an older one, and no motor. Tami...See MoreWhat have you been up to, today?
Comments (8)Breakfast for: -self -cat(s) and -female canine that I'm "dogsitting" for a friend. Rather troubled about the two remaining (of four) last-year's litter. I ran over one last year and found another (the runt) lying dead a couple of months ago, down in tthe yard by the barn. It took a long time to get close to one of the two remaining, which then decided that it loves/loved to be petted - but only around the place where I feed them. At other times, I can get within a few feet of him, but not touch him. The other one won't get close to me, except that sometimes I can pet it a bit while it's eating. Both haven't been around for several days, I think that they disappeared at the same time, and I fear that they've met up with misfortune. Just one older cat left - the mother of the young ones disappeared a few months ago. Pulled weeds in the garden, began assembling materials to stake tomatoes. Came here to bug you folks. And check stocks - big drop in the markets today, both sides of the border ... so I'm "worth-less" today than yesterday ... or last week. Whatever that means. On return, after it cools down some, will be doing some more in the garden and getting supper for the canine and me. Need to defrost freezer ... but doubt that I'll do it tonight: need to assemble some boxes to hold the stuff temporarily, first. o j...See More- 8 years ago
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