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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
What the Heck? Wednesday
For "What the Heck? Wednesday" I googled the word cow and glanced through images to find the most unusual photo that had to do with the word cow. I came across this photo of a 2 headed cow. Now, I know that there have been reports, especially with Ripley's Believe it or Not, that there have, in fact, been 2 headed cows out there. However, there is something very unusual about this one. Check out the eye on the right cow....doesn't that look like a human eye?!!!!!
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Tips Tuesday! Making Eggs Last Longer
Making Eggs Last Longer
For long-term storage of eggs,crack open the eggs and add individually to an ice tray.When completely frozen put the frozen eggs cubes in a sealed freezer bag and use when needed.
Monday, August 13, 2012
Must Have Monday!! Orbit White
It is "Must Have Monday"
Since I have been on this journey to weight loss (have lost 47 lb so far!!) I have found it is much easier to get through the day without munching if I have a piece of gum in my mouth. With Orbit White, you are killing 2 birds with one stone!! You get the gum, that by the way is outstanding in taste, while you whiten your teeth!! This does work by the way. I noticed this past week while looking in the mirror how much whiter my teeth looked. Forgetting that I had been chewing whitening gum, I tried to figure out what I was doing differently. I was reminded after cleaning out my purse and finding the package :) I am very pleased with this product. A definite "must have!"
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Things to Make Thursday! Twig Birdhouses
It is Spring :) What better time to make a little humble abode for our bird friends! Found this cute craft on www.makingfriends.com
Twig Bird House
You Need:
Empty, Clean 1/2 Gallon Milk Carton
Black, Brown or Grey Paint
Lots of Twigs
Low Temp Glue Gun or Tacky Glue
Scissors
Ruler
Pencil
String or Fishing Line
Instructions:
Measure and mark 3" from the bottom all around an empty milk carton. Cut into 2 pieces. Saving both the top and the bottom.
Cut a 2" circle in the middle front of the top piece. Cut the bottom piece down to 1" high. Put some glue on all four sides of the bottom piece on the outside. Push the bottom piece into the bottom of the top piece, making a new base for the milk carton. Glue pour spout closed. Paint the outside of the milk carton in a dark color. This will help the spaces you will have between the sticks blend in. Set aside to dry.
Gather lots of thin, straight sticks. Thicker sticks will go faster but you may need a hand saw or pruning shears to cut sticks to size. Thinner sticks, as shown above, can be broken to size.
Poke a hole through the middle of the top ridge. Push string or line through the hole to hang the bird house.
Break or cut sticks to cover the bottom and all sides working around the hole cut in the center front. Glue them into place. Glue a small stick under the hole for a perch.
Cut or brake sticks for the roof. Glue into place. Glue stick to cover the top ridge.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
What the Heck Wednesday! Ladybug
For "What the Heck" Wednesday, I googled the word ladybug and this photo popped up:
Tattoo of course, but poor ladybug :(
No roach available?!!
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Special Time Sunday! Football Player Craft
Football Player Craft
This football player toilet paper roll craft makes a great project to occupy kids while parents are watching the game.
Materials:
toilet paper roll,
scissors,
glue,
paper
markers
Take a look at the photo and make your own cool football player out of a toilet paper roll :)
Friday, February 3, 2012
Frugal Friday! Host a Clothing Exchange
Want a nice cheap way to perk up your wardrobe? Host a Clothing Exchange!
This info was found in the "Overheard on the blogs" section of AllYou magazine, Aug 26, 2011 issue.
Invite friends and neighbors who have kids about the same age as yours to come over with gently used clothes (separated by gender and size), then everyone can "shop: for new duds :)
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