Teach me how to google for recipes, please
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Please teach me how to grow roses in pots
Comments (11)Good advice here so far -- I just wanted to add that I bought a few large planters from Home Depot for just $20 each for my pot-pet collection of red HTs. They look like wooden barrels but are made of resin. You'll have to make the drainage holes on the bottom, but they're already marked off. They measure 22 1/2 inches in diameter across the top, about 16" in diameter across the bottom. Here are a couple of mine with roses but before I add annual "fillers and spillers." On the Home Depot website, these planters are for some reason listed twice, with two different pics -- but if you look at the descriptions, you'll see the same sku# for both. The angle of the pic in the second link makes it look more tapered than in real-life. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-22-5-in-Resin-Whiskey-Barrel-HDR-505742/203580708 http://www.homedepot.com/p/Southern-Patio-22-1-2-in-Whiskey-Barrel-Resin-Planter-FGS-468573/202294014 For the HTs that don't get as large, I found these pots for $10 each at Rite Aid (they were on sale, normally $20 each). There weren't many at a time, so I bought all I could find when I saw them on-sale -- and as such, I ended up with four red, three terra-cotta, and one brown. They're about 15" in diameter across the top. These I'll likely stick in the garage or on my enclosed back porch for Winter, but the larger pots I'll leave out, perhaps mounding Autumn leaves in them and covering with burlap. Be on the lookout for on-sale pots at stores where you wouldn't assume to find them! :-) ~Christopher...See MoreTeach me about Aldi's please
Comments (18)i shop at several different ones if i am in those areas. as for the "deception" with their items being boxed to look like others, that's what everyone does. heck, just peruse the dollar store aisles - scrubbing bubbles is one that comes to mind. in any event, every item that is in the aldi stores is tested by a group of employees/tasters, etc. i purchase what i am comfortable purchasing. other items i'll get at other stores. i have the luxury of so many different grocery stores within a short drive of me that i can spread my shopping out and get the most for my buck. i was not aware of the refund policy but we haven't complained about anything yet. i don't care for the brand of milk they buy, so i never get it there. at christmas they had those ferraro roche candies for some ridiculously low price, i didn't realize it was just a one time thing. in the stores the prices are crazy. i also purchased this most delicious chocolate cake and when i went back, realized the freezer stated "special purchase". had i known, i would have stocked my freezer, it was incredible. i've been in three different aldi's in three completely different areas and each was well stocked and well kept. if i don't have a quarter, i carry one of those pretend things that slid in the cart. i have no problem returning a cart to where it belongs, sure beats having to fight for a parking space when people just leave them wherever. as for bags, i have been carrying my own bags for all kinds of shopping for the last 25 years, so it doesn't phase me. maryanne...See MoreTeach me to play Bridge, please
Comments (9)I'm a bridge player...although it's been a while. I used to play a lot of Duplicate bridge and did tournaments when I had a permanent partner. If you've ever player Canasta, Bestlawn...and you liked it as a card game...you'll probably like Bridge. However...Bridge is much more involved and the bidding process can get quite complicated the more advanced you become. But...once you get hooked on the game...you'll be hooked forever. ;-) The link below is to a site that will give you a lot of information about the game. Yes...I think you could set up games here with 4 people. You'd have to post a visual hand and go through the bidding process...but it could work. I didn't read the entire site that I've posted the link to. Perhaps that site will give some suggestions. Anne Here is a link that might be useful: Bridge...See MorePlease teach me about SoapStone
Comments (3)Im sure you can find a place there. Look at the link i gave you. there is a lot of soapstone information in it. & pictures. If you want dark i like Amazonas black and noir on noir. I can attach photos if you want....See More- 6 years ago
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