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New rug is here.....pics inside!
Comments (34)oh it's just wonderful. wonderful. amazing. thank you for taking time and sharing. so excited it's yours, it's so so beautiful i went on EBay by the way and tried to search there to see if i see something as beautiful...well no luck yet unless it's extremely, prohibitively expensive. i'm not ready to commit to a rug unless i'm utterly in love but your amazing rug is an inspiration..that's what i wanted to say. just seeing it makes one happy it was born to be yours i think:) it looks like it found a great, great home...See MoreAnglophilia, thanks!
Comments (8)Here's a great dessert with angel food cake: Cut the cake horizontally into two layers. Between the layers, spread Cherry Vanilla ice cream. Wrap in aluminum foil and freeze. When ready to serve, heat a can of cherry pie filling and put it on top of the cake slices, with slivered almonds on top. So good, and it's nice to keep one in the freezer for unexpected guests....See MoreWeek 146 - How did your pet influence your kitchen design?
Comments (29)We're remodeling our next home now and since the Laundry Room is right off the kitchen we planned storage there for dog stuff. My lab loves her crate and that's where we'll put it. I find it handy to be able to out her in the laundry room and close the door if I'm mopping the floor or we have contractors in the house. We just ordered a nice dog bed that will go somewhere in the family room for her daytime naps....See MoreOne Reason to Report a Fall
Comments (12)This happened to my mother. She had a standing fan by her bed. When she was getting out of bed, she grabbed on to it to steady herself, and fell, pulling the fan down and hitting herself in the head. I thought she had a stroke. She was unable to talk. I took her to the emergency room and then she went into the hospital. She had two blood clots on her brain. They made what they called "burr holes" and "vacuumed" out the clots, and though she recovered somewhat, she never was quite the same again. She was 88 when this happened and up until that time had been very independent. She lived to be 97 but had to spend the rest of her life in a nursing home. I am amazed that she was able to live that long in one of them. Her doctor said she was the strongest woman he had ever seen for her age....See More- 6 years ago
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