Not my shoe!


We played a game at a family function a month or so ago. My 6 foot tall sister let my older brother borrow her shoes. They fit him. Then my big-ol boy put them on. Then everyone needed a turn. There are four different people in the same shoes. Can you guess who is Who?
The Options are
- Oldest Brother
- Big-ol boy
- 6 foot blond bombshell
- Me!







Not my shoe - Answers

Do not read this if you are still playing the game!





Picture 1 - Big-ol boy

Picture 2 - ME

Picture 3 - 6 ft blond bombshell

picture 4 - Oldest brother

Did you get it right?

Eggs - Backyard or store



I have a comparison . There are two eggs from different sources. the brown shell is from our big black chick, Sparkle. The white shell is from the store. See how the egg whites from the brown egg keeps its shape, while the one from the store spreads out. The brown egg also tastes richer.
















Here we see two eggs. The one on the left is from our big yellow chick, Dandaleen. The one on the right is from our big black chick, Sparkle.







Fence Pots Garden

Okay, I found this really cool idea in a BHG do it YOURSELF magazine. Their project cost $70. not bad...not good either. So I took their idea and looked around my house to see what I had that I could use. (the pic with the words "on he fence" is from the magazine)
I had the pots from last season $0, they spent $20.
I had the paint from some leftovers $0, they spent $12 on spray paint
I did not use painters tape because I used a brush and not spray paint $0, they spent $3
And the fence hangers, I used a screw on the back of the fence post and an old chain hooked around it. $0, they spent $32 (plus when I went to the hardware store, those fancy fence hangers were no where to be found!)
Oh yeah they spent $3 on screws, Me $0... I already had them.
Their total for a really cool project $70, me $0. Yeah ME!
(The bottom pic is of my little picket fence on my porch.)

Fence Pot Garden - a "how to"

pots, scrubbed of excess dirt from outside






Chain from old bunk bed screwed to fence post


Pot, unpainted, fits nicely and hangs in chain

End result -- Pot painted with freshly planted flowers.


TaDah!!!