I don't care if it is fast food! Sure did enjoy it!
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Comments (15)mice are pretty smart lil things, and catch on to the traps. I have seen them eat all around without setting it off. Dave, when I use a live, have a heart trap its for the bigger critters...I could never kill them..I couldnt even kill a mouse. I just relocate into the woods. I only relocate the trouble makers, lol. If there's a critter here and he's causing no probs, I'll leave him be. I love critters. But, when one..like the raccoon starts destroying things, like my pond! He's gotta go. I hear him sometimes at night splashing around. I have so many rocks from around the sides missing, its ridiculous..plants knocked around..at least he hasn't gotten any fish yet. He did when they were in the smaller preformed ponds. Karyn, that's kinda gross...do you smell burning fur when they are getting zapped? ew. We don't have any mice since I let my cat start going outside. He's a hunter. Thats another reason I want the coon gone. I'm scared him and the cat are going to fight....See MoreSemi-finished but I don't care 'cause we are in!! (pics)
Comments (44)kelly~ After posting on another thread to see more of your house photos, I did a search and this thread came up. OMG!!!! Your house turned out SPECTACULAR. It is soooo gorgeous. I love it all. There's not one thing I see that I think should be different. It is perfect. I too love the kitchen, the wood ceiling, the stone walls, and both of the showers. That slate is amazing! That's the most gorgeous application of slate I've ever seen (and I happen to adore slate!!). I am so happy that you have moved in. How goes the progress? Are you hosting the holiday's in your gorgeous new home? It would be a crime to keep that beauty all to yourselves. LOL. :o) Is that an outdoor shower? My goodness. I could just look at your photos all day. The trees in the front are gorgeous. The view looks amazing. The colors are perfect. The wood is sublime. Girl, you couldn't have done it better. It's stunning. And I too can see why you have oodles of equity in it already! Many happy years in your new home. :o) SusanL~ I too bought the Harrod's Creek plans from Cornerstone. We ended up not building that plan (too expensive for the area we were in... it was "overbuilding" for there). We purchased a home in your state and are having it finished. So now we're "neighbors". I hope you'll post photos of your house as you progress. It was my favorite home, and I still hope to build it somewhere, someday. :o)...See MoreI don't have a cat, so why am I buying cat food?
Comments (10)Thanks so much for the help! See .. I thought feeding all of those cats out of one big feeder is very wrong too. Thanks for validating one of my concerns. We have the five dogs and there is no way I'd feed them out of one big dish, they all have their own dishes and a few their own eating areas due to when they were strays it caused food aggression issues with other dogs ( not people ). If left to their own being fed out of a large dish, the food aggression dogs would drive the others out and fights would ensue to regain the bowl .. basically everything that's happening to this cat. So, I do blame the people for not getting involved on her behalf. She's an adult cat, my DH ( who had cats as a child ) thinks she's maybe 6 - 8 years old ?? I think right now I'm going to try to get her back into shape, she's eating for me and she seems very content to hang out down here now. As we sat on the porch last night, she hung out on my DH's lap and soaked up the attention. We live in NC and it's been one of the hardest states hit by unemployment, the papers are filled with people giving away their animals. The rescues and humane socities are also filled .. we went through the whole thing with trying to find Daisy ( the Basset my DHbrought home last year ) a home or into rescue and never could, so we just kept her. I'm also going to call and talk to our vet about a dewormer for her, they'll be able to give me an idea how much it would run and if they need to see her first. They are pretty good about giving us a break when the animal is a stray, they did with Daisy and her whole heart worm treatment. Thanks again everyone, hopefully we can get her looking a little better soon :)...See MoreBlasphemy I'm sure, but I don't like the sink grid
Comments (7)I'm kind of lukewarm on mine. If I just have a few things to hand wash (like my Wusthof knives which aren't supposed to go in the DW), I feel like I have to fill it up more than necessary just to get the water above the grid. (So I wait until I have a pot or something to hand wash.) I also find that I'm cleaning the bottom of the sink less often. I like the flat grid better than the one with sides (I have a double bowl), because the flat one I can put in the DW. For the one with sides, the DW has to be fairly empty on the bottom rack for it to fit. And the bottom of my SS sink is scratched despite having the protection of the grid, so it's not one of my favorite things. On the plus side, I do like that plates and cutting boards can stand on their sides for rinsing....See More- 7 years ago
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