Remember to Bury your Money!!
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Comments (12)I normally repair my faucets when they start to weep a bit - don't wait until there's a steady drip. So far, I've been able to do the job myself. Most home faucets, especially the older ones, are simple affairs and need only internal parts. But as things are going these days, there is a time coming when parts for the older ones will no longer be made or stocked. I hope to be gone before that happens to my faucets. I have a mix of two types in my house. If you have closed the shut-off valve (in the feed line to the faucet), know what parts you need, and then go get them, the job will be half done. All that's left is to install the parts....See MoreNew Year, burying the money.
Comments (19)So lying here in bec,five minutes from midnight. I just ran diwnstairs and shoved a quarter into a plant.. i forgit whatti say, soi nust wushedfor health and happiness. Happy New year to all. Okay,back to Ryan Seacrest....See MoreDon't forget to bury the money!
Comments (14)iI am here to make sure y'all remembered to bury the money! I buried mine. This has been the worst year of my life, losing my husband of 50 years, my sweet little dog Mia passed away last month. It's about all I can take plus moving from my home in Houston to Louisiana. Not an easy thing leaving all my wonderful friends and neighbors. I am determined to have a better, happier, fun life this new year. It is starting off right! Today I was approved to adopt the cutest sweetest little dog! He is the same size as Mia and looks like they could be closely related. 😊 should get him this weekend. He is currently named Louie but I will probably change it. I am considering Max and Matty. I will post a picture. Happy NewYearNew Year to all! 🥰🎉...See MoreDon't forget: Bury the Money
Comments (34)I do traditionally cook black eyed peas on new years and make hoppin’ john my way. It’s possible to find fresh black eyed peas in the produce section nowadays. I actually cooked the dry crowder peas given to me by the chef of Sweet Amelia’s in Kennett Square. Added bay leaf, dried chipotle, and onion for vegetarian flavor. They seem like a reasonable stand in though I wasn’t previously familiar with them. Never knew about fish-luck. A bite of tuna before breakfast is not likely to happen. Best to all, especially Raven!...See More- 4 years agolast modified: 4 years ago
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