Why would you ruin a good cookie with dead flies?
See? Sally knows.
Why would you ruin a good cookie with dead flies?
I'm in a much better place than I was this time last year, that's for sure! I finally feel like myself again.
I always refer to raisins as flies.
3/4 Cup of peppers. One of the kids of the owner is in my class. He's going to catch an ear full today. More peppers than meat!
According to the powers of google you need a federal fuel alcohol permit and a distilled spirits permit.
I think that would be so cool. Not legal, but really really cool.
(Is it illegal to distill for home use? I was thinking it was...)
Tam Tam! How ya doing? Any wonderful, crazy work stories to share? I could use some hilarity...
Why would you dump on the owner's kid?
I think that would be so cool. Not legal, but really really cool.
(Is it illegal to distill for home use? I was thinking it was...)
So....am I the only PoHo that likes raisins?
Have you ever heard people say that there's nothing like having the right tools to do a job?
They're right....
So....am I the only PoHo that likes raisins?
I believe it is regulated by the state. I went to a lecture on colonial medicine in PA, and the lady said she had a special license from the state for her still for "historical research."
Cause he's the one who is always telling me how awesome the deli is and that it's the best in the world.
Plus I think I got the girl he's always talking about. Dumb as dirt but his brother is crushing on her and won't get rid of her
He's a great kid. I'm just going to tease him. He's offered me coupons for free sandwiches but I won't take them.
I like raisins.
But not in baked goods.
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...I do historical reenacting...
...I am totally getting one of those licenses. For research purposes only of course.
I like raisins.
But not in baked goods.
The new tools I bought to do the drywall mud have really improved the appearance of my work. I had a plastic drywall knife, which was too narrow and too flexible. I bought a wider, steel bladed one. I had also been trying to work out of the gallon bucket of mud. It is too heavy to hold in one hand for too long, and not wide enough to get into easily with the knife. I bought a plastic tray that's wide and shallow, that's made especially for this purpose.
Both of those have made the work easier, and the results better, for an investment of about $12. I may never use them again, but I'm going to use them enough on this job to make it worthwhile....
The new tools I bought to do the drywall mud have really improved the appearance of my work. I had a plastic drywall knife, which was too narrow and too flexible. I bought a wider, steel bladed one. I had also been trying to work out of the gallon bucket of mud. It is too heavy to hold in one hand for too long, and not wide enough to get into easily with the knife. I bought a plastic tray that's wide and shallow, that's made especially for this purpose.
Both of those have made the work easier, and the results better, for an investment of about $12. I may never use them again, but I'm going to use them enough on this job to make it worthwhile....