Fruits and veggies are good for you! My meat-loving, cattle-ranch raised husband has pretty much sworn off meat ever since we were sick with the swine flu. It has nothing to do with PORK, or so he says, but more like his tastes have changed. Which means more stickers for me!
Sticker Shock
Labels: make, Mel, muffins, stickers | at 3:43 PM
Here is one plus to not having a vegatable garden -- saving produce stickers and placing them on a small container in your kitchen. I've been sticking them on a ceramic vase at the sink for my sponge wand. I got the idea after I saw a one in a neighbor's house. From the looks of it, she had been at it a while -- her container was completely covered like decoupage. I started saving the stickers at the beginning of summer, so we'll see how long it takes to fill it. (I acutally feel a little cheated when I get home and one tomato lost its sticker, or if I go to peel a pear's and it won't come off the skin....) I also cheated a little with stickers from bakery muffins, but they were fruit-oriented and so cute. I need to buy more of those muffins!
Faux Chalkboard Tags
Labels: chalkboard, IKEA, make, Mel, tags | at 3:14 PM
I have had these IKEA baskets for a long time, and have always been meaning to add tags for all the kiddo's toys and STUFF. Inspired by these baskets with these tags, I went on a little hunting expedition to find all them-there parts. Since chalk cloth is impossible to find (on a lunch hour anyway) I picked up some black, textured card stock. The background pieces are foam sheets, all cut to size. I used plain white chalk on the paper, glued it on, and voila! After a hole punch and some ribbon, they were ready to hang.
Hawaii
Labels: Ellen, fitness, Hawaiian, Jan, seasick, video | at 3:10 PM
Welcome
Labels: about, Welcome | at 10:38 AM
Thanks for visiting us here at RYF! We want you to take off those rubber gloves and quit washing those dishes, cleaning that toilet, folding that laundry, or any other mindless chores you are thinking about, and take a tour with us. See something new, beautiful, exciting, or crazy. Try a new and fun recipe or DIY project. Learn from our mistakes and laugh along with us. Enjoy your time in the hen house. (No peckers allowed!)
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