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Comments (100)Hello Idyllers! You have not been Idle! I had to scroll through this whole thread to see when I posted last; great reading about all of the fall preparations. I note that Deanne has not yet started the annual fall relocation yet; Saucy, how do you manage to keep a Banana in the bathroom?? Your bathroom must be humungous! I have moved mine into the living room beside a floor-to-ceiling window where I hope to keep it happy. Unfortunately my two banana foster poarents have reneged now that they see how big the plants get. What am I going to do with three banana plants in the house???? Deanne mine are plain green Banana Ensete. I bought the seed from Vesey's and planted them March 13. The biggest one is almost as tall as I am now, and wider that I am *LOL* Norma, I envy you the Sweet Autumn clem. Mine died of unknown causes last year and I miss it. Yours is just gorgeous! Bug, I guess you will be home again soon. I hope Sarah is better, Skyler is enjoying school, same for your DH, DSL is weathering the ex-storm, Ivy is wonderful, and I must say that "Hawk" is kinda growing on me.....Any more news on your brother? Do you ever get to rest? Kathy you have really been on the move. The photos are beautiful; good for you to just pack up and go and have a great time, although I know that it isn't always just a breeze! Did you de-cement? Saucy and Michelle, I have been busy casting leaves too. I like the zucchini and hollyhock ones the best, byt the leaves are fragile and don't peel off the concrete easily. Keeps me occupied picking all the green off. Next comes attempts to paint. Maybe I'll ship them all to Deanne to keep her busy all winter.... Wow, Chelone, you and "Mr. Greenjeans" have been really productive. I can picture that area and I bet it is looking really attractive, not just from your side, but also from the road. Big job, and, as you say, the biggest part is sub-structure that doesn't "show" but allows the dressing and frosting. Great metaphor. Reminds me, how is Bruce? And I recall that you bought him a super-cool buddy not long ago. Kid friendly food here is Ceasar Salad, devilled eggs, pizza, yougurt, raw veggies, and Adrian is another cheese head. Cyn, we did decide to change schools this year, and so far we like what we see. Lots of thought went into the decision, but a fresh start seemed to be appropriate. Every morning I tell him: Good manners, cooperation, participation, good work. I point out to him at home when he exhibits these things, and he is trying harder to manage school. Meeting with the teacher and the special ed. teacher this week to get things started off on the right track. He is in grade 4. Just starting to get into the EAT program (Eliminate Annoying Things) and the first thing to go is this crappy hair cut. What is so hard to understand about "short on the sides, back and front, longish on the top"?? Julie jobs will soon begin in earnest. First of those will be Removing Fingerprints. Cheers to all, and waves to those I have missed. Julie...See More2011 wrap-up
Comments (34)I am taking a moment to send out blessings/positive thoughts to all of your children and grandchildren for their health! 2011 was overall a good year. Any year in which we had no major illness or deaths is a good one. In the winter, my husband finally got a permanent job after a year of contract work. I rarely see him now because it's so demanding, but hey, we have insurance. (Ours was about to end.) In the spring, I found out I was expecting a 5th baby, who was born healthy this December. I made it through my work and got assigned to a special project and got a slightly better contract, so the recognition was nice. I am no longer speaking to my sister-- it's been about 6 months. With the help of this forum, I am able to accept it for the most part and remove myself from the situation. It's been a strange blessing. My oldest DD went back to school this fall after 3 years of homeschooling. She finally loves school and I feel settled about the whole thing. While this has been a hard year on me physically and mentally in many ways, it's been for reasons that are ultimately very good ones, so I am thankful. The only very sad thing was the loss of my friend's dad. In many ways, he was like an uncle to me. He lived a very good life-- and by that, I mean he was a very honorable and kind person-- I am so sad for my friend and her mom. The thought of a new year scares me-- will I be able to report good health next year? I am raising my glass of eggnog to all-- here's to a great 2012!...See MoreTrailer Wrap Project 1965 MH
Comments (1)I actually looked at a property like this in Mesa, AZ. Other than the step up into the rather narrow midsection of the house there was no way to tell it had ever been a mobile. It was on a beautiful landscaped lot with fruit trees, a workshop, a gazebo--but still titled as a 60's-era mobile home. IMPOSSIBLE to finance or insure properly. Sigh....it was hard to let that one go....See MoreHelp me stop procrastinating and decide on cabinet finishes
Comments (7)muskokascp's current W/D look like Samsungs. Comparable-looking units on the Home Depot website are 4.2-4.5 cu ft for the washer and 7.5 cu ft for the dryer. The largest "unitized" W/Ds on the HD website had a a 3.4 cu ft washer and a 5.9 cu ft dryer. That may be full size, but it's 20% smaller than what she has now. Just sayin'. As far as the bending down thing goes, I've never understood that argument. People have been bending down to access their dryers forever (stack units excepted), and no one complained. But as soon as the washers went front-load, all of a sudden, bending down became some horrible chore to be avoided (it could just be that the appliance manufacturers coincidentally discovered a profit center in the form of the pedestals)....See MoreMrs. S
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