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Comments (27)Hey Guys, (and girls) Thanks for the posts, i placed my Yarrow plant outside today, still in it's pot, since it needed sunlight. Anyway, i decided to check out the roots of my datura cutting today by gently lifting the plants (more like twigs) out of the soil. two of the three had brown roots and was pretty much dead, except for one, which has a very tiny white root coming out of the bottom. I'm not keeping my fingers crossed though, since im 99.9% sure it will die like the others. Anyway gents, keep the posts coming. I'll check back tommorow -Pete, 18 The Brugmansia N00b...See MoreFloof! Finding comfort...
Comments (40)Definitely food. Mashed potatoes and baked goods, not at the same time. :) It is terribly hot and humid this summer, even late in the evening and early in the a.m., which hasn't been conducive to working off the extra calories. Cannot wait til autumn and cooler exercise-friendly temps. I love the 2 Fat Ladies cooking shows. So much fun. Ina Garten puts me to sleep, and I just can't with Nigella and her "sexy shtick". There used to be reruns of The Galloping Gourmet with Graham Kerr on PBS years ago, it's a very old show with a British host who really enjoys his wine and gets more and more animated as the show progresses. They may have the shows on Youtube, not sure....See MoreRepeat Floof! Amazon AGAIN!
Comments (74)joyful, I remember when televisions were called "television sets" because they actually did have a set of tubes in them. Then, it was shortened to "sets". Those old TVs lasted for decades! And, they were repairable. Now the technology has changed and my TV is almost out dated despite it being only a very few years old. Refrigerators were much the same, as you said. Vacuums were repaired. For some unknown reason vacuums and sewing machines came into the same repair shops. Even Sears used to sell the vacuums and sewing machines in the same department. I used to sell them. I never saw any relationship between the two except for the fact that both of these things were largely used by women. Think that has anything to do with it? I have stepped aside from much of that consuming and have simply opted out from owning things that I can do without. That includes a toaster, microwave and automatic coffee maker. I just got tired of replacing and throwing away all the time. To put in a microwave in my kitchen would have required too much remaking of the kitchen space since it was built when microwaves were still sitting on little carts in the kitchen. I just said "no". I don't miss it one little bit, at all. My first microwave lasted for over 12 years. It was an Amana and I think that I am correct in remembering that it was made in the US. I think it was called a "radar range". Things began to change right about that time....early 80s....See MoreFloof-ish. Are you a fan?
Comments (49)Yes, rob. That was sort of the premise for my whole post. The tedium of ceremony before getting to the point. Whether it be a celebration, a get together, a sporting event, a show, a class or test, a meeting, an announcement, anything. I was wondering if anyone actually enjoyed such, and if not, why it is still so prevalent to fiddle faddle around before the main event? Think gender reveals. All sorts of leading up to things, trying to build suspense, for what? if you want people to know what you are having send an announcement out. If you wanna have a party about it just do so. We're having a boy/girl! Come celebrate with us! Its that easy. It would work for most other happy events. We got married! Come celebrate with us! The kid graduated! Come to a party to celebrate! I think it would be better if people keep in mind that a lot of people only attend such events either out of obligation/guilt, or indeed to take the opportunity to get together with family and friends. I know that the bridal industry pushes the idea of a fairy tale wedding HARD so that a lot of young people think that they NEED to have such an event, and get excited for it. Thus the tradition of family and friends and friends of family showing up to suffer through, in order to get an opportunity to see each other. Why not just get married and then have such a party? Same thing with things like training or meetings. No one is there for fun. We are here because we have to be. No, I do not want to see your pretty little PowerPoint slides, unless they are RELEVENT to why I am here. I do not want to play an ice breaker. I either already know someone or will likely never work with them, so stop wasting time, get to it so I can get out. I am an adult and can either get along with everyone or at least fake it for works sake. I need no help from an ice breaker game. get to it. Or a game. I want to watch THE GAME! Not someone warbling and over embellishing the national anthem to try to make it stand out. Not a dance or cheerleading routine. The game was supposed to start as 7. Its 8:30 and nothing sports related has happened. I will for sure attend all the future weddings of my nieces and nephews that I am able. Out of OBLIGATION and GUILT, because I am their aunt and I love them. And I will make small talk and rant and rave over the decorations and how lovely the colors looked and how well done the ceremony was......then I will be thankful that it is over. I do hope I have at least one that thinks like me.........See More
5 years agoI sold a bunch of stuff on eBay and splurged for custom made boots for my big-a calves!
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoHalloween tee, the small purse insert to keep my horn bag on my saddle organized and a small case to hold my GoPro camera and a few accessories. Can also fit into the horn bag if needed. All at Amazon.
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoPurchase from Amazon was a universal lid for a monstrous skillet that I love, but came sans lid.
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5 years agoWe just received a tile via Etsy to honor a much-loved, recently lost member of our family, Finnigan. It will go near his favorite hiding place in the backyard.
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