Punkin head.
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Punkin head.
I especially like the cupcake scented ones. Mrs Jughead lights em' up sometimes in the kitchen and family room. It's torture though when coming downstairs, while on an empty stomach.I use scented candles and melts all the time If there is a good sale I stock up. There are ones that actually smell like autumn, winter and firewood
Some schmuck once told us the the smell of a candle could cure cravings. She was selling chocolate scented ones. She lied![]()
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Been doing some landscaping in an area behind our pool. We couldn't get grass to grow, so my hub got the bright idea to just mulch it....well, the oak roots were springing little oaks all over the place and now, it was hard to run the mower over them....so, I'm working on some designs to rock in. It's been grueling, so far....
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Thanks for the kind wishes, Foxfyre.
Well, the last 5 hours I have spent more on the toilet than anywhere else. Looks like a 24-hour-bug kind of thing. The babysitter who watched my little one yesterday (it was a normal business day) just picked her up so she can go and play some, no need for her to be couped-up just because Papa is crouping. The little one will be back in 2 hours.
I am hopeful that by tomorrow morning, most of this will be gone. But the stomach problem caused a lot of burping that smelled like rotten eggs, something I have never experienced before, ever - so I looked it up. From what I read, there are a number of possible causes, but cutting out anything that can even remotely cause reflux will help, so nix coffee, nix carbonated drinks and nix fatty stuff.
Ugh.
Yes, what you are describing calls for hot tea--a little sweetener is okay--at least it is more pleasant to throw up than most things--and dry toast.
Yepp, just did dry toast. Boring, but necessary.
Oh and [MENTION=26616]kaz[/MENTION] based on a brief private conservation, you reminded me how guilty I felt that Hombre and I really REALLY enjoyed the empty nest syndrome once we got both kids into college (in a town 80 miles away.) They came home, often with friends in tow, on a lot of weekends, but otherwise it was really nice not worrying about having dinner on the table, school and work schedules, curfews, whether that siren in the distance was something to worry about, etc. But I was supposed to be miserable yes? So I felt guilty that I wasn't.![]()
My youngest just graduated high school this year, so we put the house on the market to downsize. It's getting tiring to clean every morning before I go to work. But once again, after I got here, we got an appointment for a showing at 2pm, which is why I keep doing it.
I love my kids, but I'm enjoying being beyond raising them. I'll enjoy just spoiling my grandkids when the time comes...
Meantime, time for a second cup of Joe!
You might want to rethink that downsizing though. Those kids have a habit of showing back up at home now and then, and then they bring home the boyfriends and girlfriends and then the spouses and then the grandkids. You'll need a place to house all those. I do understand the extra housework, but a good cleaning service once a month is pretty affordable for those who are still working.
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Been doing some landscaping in an area behind our pool. We couldn't get grass to grow, so my hub got the bright idea to just mulch it....well, the oak roots were springing little oaks all over the place and now, it was hard to run the mower over them....so, I'm working on some designs to rock in. It's been grueling, so far....
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Trying to grow grass under trees is a waste of time. Shade loving plants like ground cover and Hostas work well with mulching. Just make sure that you put down a drain sheet under the mulch to prevent the oak shoots and weeds from popping through.
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Just put the trail cameras back out. Wonder what's lurking around here?
"Hi. I am calling about the room you have for rent. Is it still available?"
"Yes! Hi!"
"Well, would you be willing to let me have overnight guests for an extra 50 dollars per night for them? You can rack up some big bucks!"
"wtf? NO"
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"Is the room still available?"
"Yes it is".
"It's just for me. Single, have a job, no drinking no drugs. It sounds perfect for me"
"Tell me a bit more about yourself!"
"Well, like I said...I am single, I don't drink, had this job for about 6 months. I am quiet, clean, pay rent on time"
"Great! I will need references of course, and you will need to come see the room because I don't rent it sight unseen. Plus we need to meet as well".
"Ok. But I have to make arrangements to get my kid. I have her every 2 weekends and she will need to see it too"
"Your daughter? You said it was just for yourself"
"She doesn't count! She is not an adult! And she is very quiet"
"Is your daughter a human being? If so..she is a person. That is TWO people then"
"Well, I guess so. When can we come look at the room?"
"Never"
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"Hi. I am calling about the room. I have 2 dogs. Is that ok?"
"Did you read the ad???"
"Well...not really".
"Bye".
But plants are good. They provide a food source for the various critters like squirrels, raccoons, and skunks that pay a visit to your back yard. That's in case they don't get enough from the vegetable garden ...Trying to grow grass under trees is a waste of time. Shade loving plants like ground cover and Hostas work well with mulching. Just make sure that you put down a drain sheet under the mulch to prevent the oak shoots and weeds from popping through.
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Those are lovely hostas and it looks beautiful. I don't want to plant anymore plants that need a lot of watering and tending....thus the rocks. We added another bed of rocks...it's starting to look good. We're going to work on the grass that is not under the trees to get it to green up....but the rest is going to be different bed designs with different colored rocks.
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