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I wasn't born in Texas, but I got here as quick as I could. I'm originally from Battle Creek, Michigan (home of Tony the Tiger). I've got two kids who take up most of my time out of the office, but when I get "me time", I'm either taking in some live music or a sporting event. Since relocating, I also fell in love with the Texas music scene. I've been lucky enough to be nominated for DJ of the Year 4 straight years by the Academy of Texas Music, and was the 2009 recipient of the Academy's Palmwood Award. I'm a huge sports fan, and my loyalties are with the Michigan Wolverines, Chicago White Sox and (sorry) the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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This Video of a Dramatic Reading of 'Chicken Nugger' Typo on Kids Menu is Hilarious
Menus, signs and other public spelling errors are a pet peeve of mine. In this video, my personal hell is visited, as every item listed on the menu in this video has a typo, which would infuriate me.
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You glance at the to-do-list on your desk. There are eight simple tasks and one challenging project. You have already put off the project for a couple of days because it's complex and will take most of your day, if not your entire day, to complete. Nothing on the list is due immediately. What do you do? Some executives knock out all of the smaller projects first and save the intimidating job for the end of the day. The thinking is that you will be more productive and ready to tackle that behemoth job. Unfortunately, that's the wrong choice. Executives should be focusing on the most important or challenging tasks first thing in the morning, according to experts.
"Our brains are configured to make a certain number of decisions per day and once we reach that limit, we can't make any more, regardless of how important they are," explains Daniel J. Levitin in his book, The Organized Mind: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload.
If you wait until you have completed all the easy tasks on your list before starting that intimidating project, the day is half over and by then it's already too late. Odds are your mental energy is depleted and your decision-making ability is at its lowest. Not the best time to start an important project where you need to be at the top of your game.
Studies show that people have a limited amount of mental energy to spend each day. Once that resource is depleted your decision-making and productivity decline rapidly. This is why you should tackle your most important projects first when your mind is fresh—regardless of how time-consuming those projects may seem. By the end of the day, your mental energy is waning and it will be harder to focus and critically think.
The following steps can help business leaders ensure that they are not only productive at work, but also functioning at their highest level when it counts.
Step 1: Get plenty of sleep. Your brain needs to shut down so it can reset, allowing you to wake up refreshed and energized. Unfortunately, many people are sabotaging their sleep by bringing phones, tablets or computers to bed. A growing body of research shows that looking at the blue and white light emitted from digital screens prevents your brain from releasing melatonin, the hormone that tells your body it's time to go to sleep. As a result, people find it more difficult to fall and stay asleep. Try to put down the phone and head to bed at a reasonable hour. Your brain will thank you.
Step 2: Exercise. Aside from the obvious physical health benefits, exercise is a key part of mental health, as well. It helps reduce stress and anxiety. It also improves memory and critical-thinking skills. Exercise stimulates the release of chemicals in the brain called growth factors, which enable the growth of new brain cells and blood vessels. When you exercise, it increases blood flow that brings glucose and oxygen to your brain—two elements that are needed to boost brain energy. That means when you work out, you are benefiting your brain just as much as the rest of your body.

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The focus of the 2012 meeting, then, is on using the power of electronic communications and information resources to tackle the complex problems of the 21st century on a global scale through international, multidisciplinary efforts. We have a model already in the scale and scope of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). But that's just the beginning. The interconnections among, for example, climate change, agriculture, and health are as yet poorly understood; predictive modeling is in its infancy.
The ability to approach global problems through global collaborations depends on an educated populace and on substantial scientific and technological sophistication throughout the world. Thus building the global knowledge society depends on advancing education and research, the engines of the knowledge society, everywhere. This task is facilitated, but not accomplished, by the existence of electronically accessible open educational resources. There remain limitations of language and culture, of poverty and access.See: Flattening the World: Building a Global Knowledge Society(bold added by me for emphasis)
WIRED: What do you mean the world is flat?
Thomas Lauren Friedman
FRIEDMAN: I was in India interviewing Nandan Nilekani at Infosys. And he said to me, "Tom, the playing field is being leveled." Indians and Chinese were going to compete for work like never before, and Americans weren't ready. I kept chewing over that phrase – the playing field is being leveled – and then it hit me: Holy mackerel, the world is becoming flat. Several technological and political forces have converged, and that has produced a global, Web-enabled playing field that allows for multiple forms of collaboration without regard to geography or distance – or soon, even language. See: Why the World Is Flat
The theme above then in opening linked article is like a mission statement. So in a sense, I highlight with the paragraphs above to illustrate what a stubborn scientist frustrated has been like, locked in his own perspective about climate change( it seems a formulation principle arises with the basis of that topic. Okay, the presentation is specific and he talks about Quantum Computing) That one might in his case may cast a wide sweeping statement about the aims and purposes of giving as much knowledge as possible to the masses, as being leftist.
Right, left? Nothing like being stereotype, yet, a question in my mind exists about globalization? Suffering from "the products" from which one could have grown up, you can understand indeed why such skepticism might be measured as a "dying voice of concern about that global village?" This though, is not about economics. You See?:)
The public, needs to be better informed. Remove the barriers and constraints to that knowledge you then are successful in raising the standards of communication across the world. It should lower the stress level for an impatient scientist who is frustrated with the level of knowledge perceived from the basis of the questions asked by the public?:)
Ask you self then………In respect of knowledge, do those who control the medium, control the message?
The very thing you might fight for is in fact a form of something that one might see as being repressed under a presentation of some communistic system, when in fact, such monopolistic controls are much the same?
How does this then contribute to the understanding that nature is ever a greater force then humanity could ever think itself as to the design of our place in history.
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After hearing the story though I understood why the secrecy. For six months it was an on again off again possibility. Not until he had the keys in hand did he breath a sigh of relief.
The previous owner was very much into colour. Only the ceilings were white.
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Galatians 2:20 I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. ESV
Bible students know that the Apostle Paul was not crucified on the same day as Jesus. Actually church tradition says that Paul was not crucified at all, but rather beheaded as a prisoner in Rome. Why then does he say that was crucified with Christ? Paul was crucified with Christ in at least two significant ways:
1) Through His Faith in Christ, Paul's Sinful Record was Erased
The most important truth any person will ever understand is why Jesus Christ died on the cross. Some think that He died because He had become a political enemy to Rome. Others think that He died because He offended the Jewish religious leaders. Still others say that He died as a martyr for His way of living. But none of these are the real reason why Jesus was crucified. The Bible says:
Christ died for our sins… (1 Corinthians 15:3)
For God made Christ, who never sinned, to be the offering for our sin… (2 Corinthians 5:21 NLT)
Jesus died on the cross as a sacrifice for our sins. Therefore, in essence, when Jesus died – we died also. Christ died for 'our' sins. One Bible translation says:
He destroyed the record of the debt we owed, with its requirements that worked against us. He canceled it by nailing it to the cross. (Colossians 2:14 CEB)
2) Through His Faith in Christ, Paul's Sinful Nature Was Defeated
The Bible says that there was a time when we were all slaves to sin. But through our faith in Christ, sin's stranglehold upon us has been broken and now we have the freedom to live God-honoring lives.
Romans 6:17 But thanks be to God, that you who were once slaves of sin have become obedient from the heart to the standard of teaching to which you were committed, 18 and, having been set free from sin, have become slaves of righteousness. ESV
The Christian's identity is no longer found in themselves; rather 'in Christ.' Note the number of times Paul uses the phrase – 'In Him' or 'In Christ' in this passage of scripture.
Ephesians 1:3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places, 4 even as he chose us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and blameless before him… In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace… 11 In him we have obtained an inheritance… 13 In him you also, when you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and believed in him, were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit… ESV
'In Christ' all of our sins have been forgiven and we have been made new creations. "Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away ; behold , all things are become new." (2 Corinthians 5:17)


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Resource of the Week: Maths wordsnake
In our Puzzles section we have a number of great activities related to maths. Some of these are quite tricky, including the Wordsnakes.
A Wordsnake is a little like a maze of letters. Start at the arrow to find the first word, moving across or down the grid of letters (but not diagonally) like a snake. The word will not be in a straight line but each letter in the grid can only be used once. The second word follows on immediately from the first, the third from the second and so on until each letter has been used and the maze is exited at the second arrow.
On this Wordsnake the first word has been done for you and the number of dashes shows how many letters there are in each word. As it is about data handling all the words are to do with this. Still not clear? Why not have a go as it is testing even for adults!
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Submitted by Steve on April 30, 2012.
From Jon Pounds at ARTSblog:
Public art is more than a beautifying (or inspiring) public amenity—it is social catalyst and civic infrastructure. Picasso's untitled sculpture was dedicated in Chicago's Civic Center in August 1967 the same month that the first community mural, The Wall of Respect was painted by the artists of Organization of Black American Culture just a few miles away. Each were astonishing moments in the history of public art. But can we say that the Picasso has ever brought more than a handful of people in to town just to look at it for 90 minutes—or that the loss of The Wall of Respect in 1970 ended its ability to inform and inspire?
Each are part of a democratic culture in which ideas give form to voice. Voices that once expressed the collective formation of faith in churches now extend the conversation to the collective formation of our public spaces. Wait. Am I preaching to the choir?


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The excitement of having many small towns instead of a one mega city is that they are all different. The visit to the next town over feels like a little daytrip.
On top of the UK
A promising forecast and an interesting hill is a powerful combination. It is time to walk up Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK.
Backroad to Town
Forget the fastest route, take a nice scenic stroll in Stirling and stop by Cambuskenneth Abbey.
Up we go
I turn my head forwards and focus on the red dots above me. Up they go forming a nice vertical path. Edinburgh International Climbing Arena, just call it Ratho, has hundreds of climbing routes for sports climbing and bouldering.
Sunny Woods
On a sunny day Scotland is charming. That is the time to go outside and take a wee walk.
Windy Linlithgow and its Cool Palace
The ruin of the Linlithgow Palace is an interesting and fun day trip destination and there is a great Tearoom in the town.
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ure, drunk people are always drunk people, but the pub culture in the UK is actually quite nice. And what I have noticed, people in pubs are often cheerful and friendly.


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When I started to second shoot weddings for Eva Bradley Photography back in November 2014, the first thing that I realised about wedding photography is that the hardest thing is not necessarily nailing the shots, but it is knowing what is happening next and getting in the right place for those shots. Let me explain.
My favourite wedding photos that I took: 2017/2018 season
As most of you who follow me on Social Media know I shoot ( and post process ) weddings through the summer season as a second shooter for Eva Bradley Photography, but I don't share my wedding photos under my own branding. So to show some of the cool things I get to photograph I thought I would put together this blog with some of my favourite photos that I shot over the 2017 / 2018 wedding season.
My role as second shooter means that I often get to shoot the non-traditional angles of the wedding day, and I also often get the chance to shoot more candid moments when people are focusing on Eva in her role as the main photographer.
These photos are in no particular order, and only represent a fraction of the 20,000 frames that I shot over the 20 weddings of the season.
Now is time to start planning for next season, with my first wedding at the start of October.
B&A: Village Exchange
So there are some people out there who think a lot of my photos are fake, but for this Monday blog I thought I would share a few techniques that I use when shooting architectural photography, one of which requires complete fakery.
I recently shot a collection of images for Architecture HDT of a complex of buildings know as Village Exchange, in Havelock North, as part of their entry into the recent NZIA architecture awards.
One of the images was the one at the top of this blog, showing the corner of the complex which fronts onto the roundabout in the centre of Havelock North.
There is a lot of post processing work that goes into a shot like this, and to give an idea of the before and after images the image below shows, on the left, a single frame from the shoot, unedited ( except a bit of cropping / straightening to make it match the final version in this comparison ) and the image on the right is the finished product.
So how is it done? Here is my check list of some of the things I do for Architectural Photography
1. Stand in a garden on a roundabout
Or in other word don't be scared to stand where you need to to get the shot. In the 30 minutes that I was standing in this roundabout I got plenty of strange looks, a few toots, and the local constabulary went around twice to see what I was up to.
But I got the shot from the angle that I wanted, so I didn't mind the attention.
2. Balance the light / timing
One of the trickest aspects to shooting the exteriors of builing is getting a balance between the ambient light ( ie daylight ) and the artificial lighting of the building and surrounding streets. If you can get the balance right it really helps to show off the building at it's best.
This invariably means shooting buildings around sunrise or sunset to make sure that the ambient light doesn't overpower the artificial lights, but also to get nice soft light across the whole shot.
But it is also important to make sure that the ambient light is coming from over the shoulder of the photographer to light up the faces of the building. I had tried this shot a couple of nights earlier at sunset as I thought the ambient would work, but one of the faces of the building was in too much shadow for me to get the shot I wanted. So I returned on the next fine morning to get this shot ( and some of the others that I included in the final set )
This shot was taken about 20 minutes before sunrise ( see point 3 for why I can't give an exact time ) which is often about the right time to get enough light from the sky but retain the brightness in the artificial lighting.
3. Movement / life
One of the things that I try to get into my architectural photos is an idea of movement or signs of life around or in the building. Architecture by its nature is quite static and so it can add a lot to a photo to get some sign of human activity to balance the non-activity of the buildings.
For this shot there were not a lot of people around at 6:30am apart from those driving their cars through this intersection, so I chose to get the lights of the passing cars into the photo. This just required the slowing down of the shutter speed to about 1/2 sec and waiting for cars to pass by, and then timing the shots to get the lights in different parts of the roundabout and surrounding streets to build up a series of images that would make the final shot ( see point 4 below )
You can see in the comparison above how much more alive the scene looks with lots of car lights in different areas.
4. Multiple shots blended in Photoshop
I will let you into a secret; the final image ( as seen at the top of this blog ) is not a single photo, it is a blend of multiple photos ( 8 in total ) used to build up the scene that you see. All of the shots were taken from the exact same spot, with the same lens, with slightly different camera settings to compensate for the increasing light levels as time passed.
As I mention in point 3 above I was trying to get shots of cars lights to blend into the final version of the image, and seeing as traffic was pretty light at 6:30am this meant that to get the number of light trails that I wanted in the final shot I had to keep taking photos as cars passed around me.
Once I had taken all the shots I needed ( and the light was getting too bright to get the look I wanted ) I picked the best shots of the collection of 30, and edited them in Lightroom, and then moved them into Photoshop to blend multiple images to get the car lights from each image into a combined photo. Obviously as the buildings and light poles etc didn't move between shots it is a relatively easy process to blend together the objects in the photos that did move.
I am not going to go into the details of the blending process in Photoshop, as there are plenty of tutorials out there on this, and I might write another blog about it at a later date.
5. Turn the lights on
Once I had created the overall image that I was after, with a nice sky, well lit buildings and car head lights, there was still one part of the scene that I didn't like. Again this comes down to getting the building to have life to them, and in the photos I shot there were very few lights on in the buildings themselves so they looked a bit lifeless. Often it is possible to get the lights inside the building turned on before the shoot, but the problem with this complex of buildings was the varied ownerships of the various buildings which meant it would have been incredibly difficult to get lights turned on.
So I faked it, and painted the lights into the windows that I thought needed it. It was a very slow process ( as you need to paint only the glass areas and keep the window frames unlit ) with an attention to detail. Even though the windows make up only a small part of the overall photo, if the faked light is not done well it makes the overall photo look strange, and people looking at it will 'feel' that there is something wrong even if they can't see the exact problem.
Also it has to be remembered that light shines onto parts of the building from the windows, so when fake light is added to a window the external faces of the building around the window might also need light added. For example the ceiling in the outdoor deck area of the 'drum' had to have a little bit of light added as it would normally be lit by the window behind it. It is very subtle but very important for the feel of the image.
Below is another comparison to show the fake light; this time it is one of the shots before editing, and the same shot with the only the 'fake lights' added to the windows and building faces.
Hopefully there is some helpful information in this blog for anyone looking to shoot some architectural shots. The overall process is more complicated than I have made it sound in this blog, but it should give a good starting point. In terms of time this photo took about 1/2 hour to shoot the various shots and about 2 hours to edit it.
But it was worth it in my eyes.
Why do we take photos?
This isn't a post about the esoteric need for photography in our post modern western world. It is far more simple than that.
So for those that don't know I went full time as a photographer in October last year, and since then ( and before to some extent ) I have had conversations with other photographers about photography and the age old question of how much to charge as a photographer, and why not to do work for free etc etc.
And it got me thinking; have a lot of photographers forgotten why they take photos?
I was watching a video by Kevin Mullins recently ( if you don't know Kevin he is a wedding photographer who shoots with Fujifilm cameras; so is a bit of an idol in my eyes ), and he made the point that very few people who become photographers for a living leave school planning to get into photography. I certainly don't remember my Careers Advisor giving me any information on that career path. For most people it is either a passion for photography that develops ( pardon the pun ) through their lives, that they see an opportunity to use to earn a living, or is something that they 'fall' into ( e.g. the age old scenario of shooting a friends wedding and then getting paid for it ) that they find they really enjoy doing and can earn a few dollars at the same time.
I fall into a bit of both camps when it comes to my photographic career; I discovered that I loved to shoot photos of landscapes and other non-people related subjects, and then got the chance to shoot weddings ( which I also discovered I love to do ) and earn some money in the process to pay for my 'gear habit'. And that was like the holy grail: doing something I enjoy and getting paid for it.
But the bottom line to me is that you have to enjoy photography to earn money as a photographer. It needs passion and drive to keep taking better and better photos, and I can't imagine doing the job if you didn't have that drive. People often ask me ( normally at weddings ) if I enjoy doing wedding photography ( and let me assure you there are plenty of photographers who don't ), and my answer is always the same; "You couldn't do wedding photography if you weren't enjoying it, because it is hard work ".
I, like a lot of photographers, could earn better money for less hours and less physical and mental effort working in another field other than photography.
So if the reason that people get into photography is about the enjoyment / passion for producing images, why does money become the topic that dare not be talked about amongst photographers, and why when it is talked about in oblique terms does it cause so much anger and vitriol amongst 'professional' photographers.
I don't have the answers to those questions, but here is my thoughts on money in photography, some of which I have stated on this blog before.
I love to take photos, I rarely leave home without a camera ( and not just the phone based variety ), and I will always be looking for photos to shoot. I do this because I enjoy it and not because I think there might be a dollar in it. I have 1200+ photos in my personal portfolio ( www.flickr.com/photos/ajecaldwell/ ) of which only a small number have ever generated an income.
I will happily shoot photos for worthy causes and not care about the money side of it. Aside from all the gear I have bought to allow me to function as a professional photographer ( which is more than paid for by the money making gigs I shoot ) the only thing it costs me to shoot some photos is my time. And whilst my time is valuable to me if I can spend it doing something I enjoy, even if I am not being paid for it, then that is not a loss in my eyes. And every photo session I shoot is a learning experience, either on the technical or artistic side of my shooting process, or from the story's you hear about peoples lives as you spend a few minutes or hours trying to get photos that capture them as people. I have learnt a lot about life from the people that I have photographed, and in the modern world you don't often get the chance to just sit and chat to people about themselves or there views on things.
So when people tell me I am "devaluing" photography for shooting for free or charging less that they do: I don't care, I am 'up valuing' my enjoyment of life. When people say I didn't charge enough for a gig and the going rate is $xxx, I will charge what I need to survive.
It might sound cheesy but the "profit" I get from my photography is when a person says to me; "that photo was amazing, I love it" or "that is exactly what I wanted" , or something similar. It doesn't come from my bank balance.
That is why I take photos.
South Island Days 14 and 15 : 6 - 7 April 2018
I got up to to a clear starry sky over Lake Heron at 6am, and left Liz in the warmth of her sleeping bag, and headed around past the farm house to boat shed we had seen yesterday. I took a few shots but wasn't really getting what I wanted so I moved further around the shore to find a little bay that faced the rising sun.
I stood and waited for the sunrise, watching the paradise ducks flying around and the little bit of cloud that there was on the horizon light up. After an hour or so I headed back to camp, had some breakfast, drank some coffee, packed the van ( for the last time in a scenic location; our last night before flying home to Napier will be spent at a camp site in the suburbs of Christchurch ), and left at about 8:30am
We pretty much drove straight into Christchurch, which took about 2 1/2 hours, for the camp in Papanui ( Top 10 Christchurch ) checked in ( using a drive through checkin ), paid the $48 and parked the van. We have stayed at this camp before, and it is a great location both for getting to town and the airport. It is used a lot by people starting or finishing their campervan holidays in the South Island.
We jumped on a bus and headed into town, getting off at the Central Bus Station and having a quick wander along Colombo St. This is our 3rd visit to Christchurch since the earthquakes that struck in 2011, and each time there are more and more buildings built, and it gets more of the feel of a City again. This time is no exception, with a new area of Cashel St having been reopened which gives Christchurch a good central shopping area, and also with the main 3 banks having returned to the CBD. One of the best things about the new buildings in the Christchurch CBD are their use of alleyways and laneways within the buildings, with little hidden courtyards and cafes. I can only assume this comes from the planning rules that are in place for these new buildings; so well done Christchurch City Council!
So we grabbed some lunch at Ballantynes then wandered around the shops, through the Square ( still no change to the Cathedral ) and along the Avon to the Earthquake memorial. Then back to the bus depot at 2:30pm and back out to Northlands Mall for a wander around the shops and a milkshake. We walked back to the camp at 3:30pm and relaxed.
We decided to have a night off from the sunset / sunrise schedule of the last couple of weeks, and headed in to the Casino for some tea and a donation to their coffers, and drove back to the camp at 8:30pm. It feels weird being back in a city again, after 2 weeks travelling around some of the quieter areas of New Zealand, with the traffic and people all around.
We were up at 7:30am the next morning, had some breakfast then packed up the van. As this camp is the starting point for peoples travels there is a cupboard in the kitchen for all those left over things that you might have at the end of your trip ( sugar, salt, pasta, beer etc ). So we paid forward all our left over supplies, including the gumboots we bought after arriving in Christchurch. We then packed all our belongs into our bags and headed out of camp at 9am. Before we returned the van we needed to fill up with diesel and also fill the gas bottle. So after visiting 2 service stations we ticked both of those boxes and headed out to the Mighty offices out by the airport to return our home on wheels ( and settle up the final account ), and catch the shuttle to the airport.
As per normal we had plenty of time to kill at the airport ( we checked in for our 1:20pm flight at 10:30am ), so we headed upstairs to catch up on some work, have coffee, lunch etc.
We went through to our gate at 1:00pm, and onto the plane and off home again at 1:30pm.
Wrap Up
This was a really interesting trip for us; the focus of this trip was photography, and we spent most of our time either shooting or processing photos. We didn't do any tourist activities that you would normally do on a South Island holiday, and it was nice not to feel the need to do them.
Again we got to visit some of New Zealand's amazing locations, and again we made the effort to visit some areas that aren't on the tourist route, but are equally as stunning.
But the highlight ( and the main purpose for the trip ) had to be the Warbirds over Wanaka airshow; just an amazing day of planes in a stunning location.
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Monday, March 19, 2012
Monday Musings
I visited with my friend Teresa (she of the beautiful library) on Saturday and came away with one of Ricky's wonderful plant hooks fashioned from horseshoes, some interesting corks with wooden tops to use in my doll projects, and some old horseshoes to use for rust dyeing. Yes, I was supposed to be helping Teresa create her blog, but she ended up doing it pretty much on her own.
Take a peek at Teresa's new blog, Views from My Highland Cottage and see their beautiful house and some of Ricky's creations.
It appears that along with the entire middle section of the country, we should expect some serious storms this afternoon. Such a contrast to the beautiful day we had yesterday.
The highlight of my Sunday occurred yesterday morning when 4 cardinals began swooping through the yard, briefly lighting on the fence or in trees, then taking off again as if playing chase. It finally dawned on me that although they all seemed bright, one of them might be a female with an entourage of prospective suitors. It was a brilliant display whatever the reason.
Have a great week!
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Love the encrusting! And those rust enablers. Have fun making rusty fabric!ReplyDelete
How do you get so much done! That encrusting must take forever, and you're just cranking them out! :-)ReplyDelete
Suz - :) I'm eager to get back to some eco dyeing, but I'm not there yet so the horsehoes will have to wait a bit.ReplyDelete
Stephie - I really like doing the encrusted pieces while watching Netflix at night, and because they are time-consuming, I keep them pretty small. I plan to keep a couple going, but I need to get onto a new project or two.
So pretty! I love these. Lucky you, I wish we had cardinals. Seems like in our yard we have mostly little brown birds although I did see a nuthatch the other day at our feeder. Towhees also.ReplyDelete
Thanks, Judy! We have sparrows, mockingbirds, and the occasional blue jay, but the cardinals are the most beautiful. They are all nice to listen to early in the morning. :)ReplyDelete
i am throughly enjoying all your blogs since i, too am an avide reader, a lover of embroidery and quilting.ReplyDelete
Peregrine Blue - Thanks! I think a lot of fabric people are readers, too. I love both!ReplyDelete


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OK picking up where we left off. I arrive in LAX on time and have to find my way across from terminal 2 to 6. Changing terminals in LA is pretty annoying as you have to go outside and cross streets and stuff but I eventually figured out where I was going. Unfortunately, I was flying United because they were quite significantly cheaper than the other airlines at the time I got around to booking. I learned my lesson about this two years ago and vowed never to fly United to Australia again, but like I said I figured the difference wasn't worth paying more than twice as much money. The main problem with United is that economy seats do not have their own entertainment system, there is just one TV at the front of each section of the cabin and you have to watch whatever they put on like it's the mid-90s or something. On a 14 hour flight or whatever this is extremely annoying. Luckily I knew to bring a book to read.
So we board the flight and as usual we are delayed taking off. Nothing out of the ordinary. Eventually the captain announces there is a problem fueling the plane and they are trying to fix it. The longer this goes on the more clear it begins to seem that they are not going to find a way to fix it. After about 3 hours or maybe more we have to disembark the plane and wait in line with a million other people for a hotel voucher. Our flight is rescheduled for 11am. I got to the hotel around 3 or 3:30 and slept for maybe 4 hours since I wanted to get a shuttle to the airport before everyone else on my flight got up. Upon arrival at the airport I learn the flight has now been delayed another 11 hours so I am officially a full day behind schedule after all. They offer hotel vouchers again but I decide to just stay at the airport and play online and watch sports, one of the advantages of being on pacific time is that evening games on the east coast start at 4. I proceeded to lose $50K playing 1k/2k 8-game and 200/400 cap PLO. I've billed United for this and threatened to sue, but either they didn't get my e-mail or they are calling my bluff.
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There's a magazine called Vanity Fair. Sure, it's famous for puff pieces (c.f. Kimora Lee Simmons profile, Kate Moss profile, frickin' RONALD REAGAN profile). But I keep subscribing, mostly because I like the tales of Old Hollywood. (Other family members enjoy the cranky political articles.)
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shampoo: Aubrey organics (blue camomile & camomile)
soap: Dr. Bronner's peppermint (bulk, liquid)
water: tap
sheets: hand-me-down flannel
lotion: homemade from Rosemary Gladstar's recipe
journal: National Brand Backpacker notebook (3 subject with pockets in dividers)
pen: Bic 4-color retractable
last 3 computers: Mac
previous computer: Timex Sinclair 2068
first computer: Timex Sinclair 1000 (These last 2 were more my dad's than mine, but whatever)
Day Planner: Llewellyn's Witches' Date book (Switching to We'Moon in 2006)
Latest snack obsession: Dr. Kracker Sunflower Cheese or Pumpkin Seed Cheese flatbread
Food for cats: Hill's c/d (I don't really approve because it contains BHT, but the vet scared me into it)
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Footwear: Earth, when I can afford it
Internet news source: www.boingboing.net
Stereo system: yard sale
Favorite can o' soup: Progresso Chickarina (contains both MSG and pull-top!)
Pill: Darvocet (I only took 3 in my whole life! And I had a prescription!)
bike: Schwinn
corporate giant's products I reluctantly can't live without: Unilever (cuz of the sustainable palm oil. Just kidding! Actually because of the Hellman's & Ben & Jerry's)
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J. Jack Andrews
April 14, 1927 – April 1, 2013
Junius J. (Jack) Andrews was born in Asheville, N.C. on April 14, 1927. He moved to Raleigh as a young child and remained a lifelong resident. On August 30, 1947 he married his sweetheart, Alma G. Andrews, and they enjoyed fifty-two years of marriage. He is pre-deceased by his beloved wife, parents C.H. and Nora Andrews and brother C.H. Andrews Jr. He is survived by two daughters, Jackie Gooch and husband Robert of Wilmington and Janet Johnson and husband Charles of Cary. Jack graduated from Needham Broughton High School and entered the United States Navy serving his country during World War II. After discharge he entered North Carolina State University and graduated in 1950 with a degree in mechanical engineering. He served in the Air Force Reserve until retirement in 1987 and attained the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He worked in the engineering field for a number of years with N.C. Products and worked on such projects as the Beaufort drawbridge and the NC State tunnel. He later entered the field of real estate and became a commercial broker and property manager until retirement. He held the Certified Property Manager designation as a lifetime member and was a member of the Institute of Real Estate Management, TRAOBA and the Raleigh Board of Realtors. Jack was a charter member and past president of the North Raleigh Rotary Club. He received the Lifetime Rotary Dedication Award in 2008, and was a Paul Harris Fellow. Rotary was a vital part of his life, and he conducted himself in keeping with the Four Way Test principles of truth, fairness, goodwill and benefit to all. He was a member of Hudson Memorial Presbyterian Church and was a past deacon as well as serving on the Memorial Garden Committee and the Ushers Committee. He was a member of Raleigh Golf Association and greatly enjoyed golf and his lunch buddies. He served on the Greens Committee and was the perennial Christmas party chairman. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be made to the Hudson Memorial Presbyterian Church Memorial Garden Fund (4921 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27609), the USO of NC (P.O. Box 91536, Raleigh NC 27675 or The Rotary Foundation (Memorial gifts, 14280 Collections Center Drive, Chicago, IL 60693) A memorial service will be held Friday, April 5, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at Hudson Memorial Presbyterian Church at 4921 Six Forks Road in Raleigh. The family will receive visitors at the church after the service. Inurnment will be private. The family is grateful for the love and support shown by so many caring friends. Arrangements by Brown-Wynne Funeral Home, Saint Mary's St. Raleigh. Condolences may be made through www.brownwynne.com.
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April 6, 2013
Jack was a wonderful patient in our office and always a joy to work with. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
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April 4, 2013
I am sure I met Jack during my visit to the North Raleigh Rotary Club. I am sorry I did not get to know him better which I would have starting this coming year. Heartfelt condolences to Jack's family, to the North Raleigh Rotary Club, to our district, and to the Family of Rotary for this irreplaceable loss. May he rest in peace.
Don & Becky Sellers-Reeves
April 3, 2013
Words seem inadequate to express the sorrow felt by the loss of your Daddy. He will be missed by many. Our hearts are with you during this difficult time. Sending our love and prayers...
Julie Southwick
April 3, 2013
I was so sorry to hear about Jack's death. Rusty and I enjoyed visiting with him in the neighborhood and we'll miss him a lot. Rusty never realized that all those treats he was given were a gift from Jack but he sure did enjoy them.


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Saturday, August 8, 2009
Saturday Surprise - Shapes
Today on Saturday Surprise the theme is Shapes. Heather Robinson posted the theme and has a terrific pennant piece that she has done, check it out. I am so glad that this was the challenge today, it has made me get out my Big Shot and cut out some shapes. I often use round so decided that I would try something different. I need a birthday card for my friend, Rick, next week so went to work and this is the result. TFL. Cheers!
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- 10 ounces (1¼ cups) Thomas Tew Rum
- 5 ounces bottled or canned pear nectar
- 3 ounces Gekkeikan plum wine
- 3 ounces pure maple syrup
- 4 ounces water
- Orange peel for garnish
Receipe by Bartender Leishla Maldonado, The Eddy, Providence
This is a quintessential dessert cocktail because it holds its own as a sweet treat or goes well with pie, cake, cookies or ice cream. Yields 8 cocktails.
Combine rum, pear nectar, plum wine, maple syrup and water in a pitcher and refrigerate. Serve over ice and garnish with an orange twist.


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|My Papa, Angel on My Shoulder (standard:other, 2504 words)
|Author: Susystars
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|My story is true. It is about seeing Angels. My husbands parents died a year apart and I made a promise to take care of them. I did, and now my Papa is here beside me, watching out for me. I see him whenever I am in trouble. He is my Guardian Angel.
Papa Angel On My Shoulder My name is Mary and I met my husband, Mark in 1987. It was love at first sight. He was a boss and I was a dealer at a big hotel in Las Vegas. We built a life together working and taking care of his parents. In 1995, we decided to change professions and become truck drivers. We drove for two years, and in 1997 his parents needed help so I decided to come home and stay with them, while Mark kept driving. About a year later his parents died, we sold the house put everything in storage, bought a sail boat and a 30 foot cabin cruiser. Now we stay most of the time onboard our boats at Las Vegas Bay Marina. The peace and tranquility I feel out here, has brought out many (spiritual or psychic), which ever you want to call it abilities. I have always been physic, but since I have been at the lake, even more so. I was born and raised Catholic and always believed in God, but as I grew there were many questions the Catholic religion could not answer for me. Now I have my own beliefs, and. talk to people, with an open mind, listen to what they have to say, and analyze all their information to see where or if it fits my theory. When people first talk to me, they think I am crazy, but I have them wondering and asking questions before we are finished. My husband and I have been together for 13 years and have never had a fight, never walked away from each other, and never a bad word to say. We are, true soul mates. He was born, January 21, 1946 and I was born December 16, 1947. If you put them in numbers 1 21 46 and 12 16 47, take away the last number for the different years you get 1214 in both, add them up you get 8 which happens to be our lucky number. We crossed lives many times through the years, although never meeting, got married the same year to different people, had three children the same time, they had children the same time, and the last grandchild for both of us were each born on a sisters birthday. I could keep going but it would take hours to tell you all the similarities. I know we will be together forever. Mark is a warm kind man and gets it from his parents whom I love more than life. His parents were strong people, always did for every one else, until I came along. I made a promise I would never put them in a home, I would take care of them until they died, and I did just that. We drove for almost one year when we found out that Marks father, my Papa, was diagnosed with lung cancer and had to have an operation. We came home, talked to his parents, and decided I would take a leave of absence to stay with them. It was tough taking over their home, but we managed. I remember driving to the VA Hospital in Los Angles once a month and when Papa had his operation, Ethel, Marks mother, and I brought the motor home to L.A. and stayed in the parking lot for 7 weeks. We would not leave without him. Ethel got sick and it was her turn, she had to be taken to the hospital once a month, then once a week, and before she died every day. She had a blood disorder, somewhat like leukemia and had to have 1 or 2 pints of blood taken out every time we went, so hospitals became a way of life. Mark was still on the road all this time, he would come home every 4 or 5 weeks to see us, and back out again. They were loving people, but never showed it by giving hugs, until 3 days before Ethel died, I was on my way back to my seat at the kitchen table, where we spent the other part of our lives when she called for me to come back over to her. She was frail, about 85 pounds, stood up gave me a hug and a kiss and told me that she loved me very much. It meant so much to me I hugged her back for the longest time. I think she knew her time was coming. I called Mark, and he came home. One night I put Papa to bed downstairs because his foot had been operated on and I didnt want him going up and down, then I went to Ethels room to sleep because I knew it wouldnt be long and I wanted to be with her. I fell asleep. Ten minutes later, Mark came in and woke me to say mom was gone. I was sad I was not awake when she died. When the paramedics came they told me not to feel that way because most people wait to die till you were out of the room, which made me feel better, at least I was there, right beside her like I had promised. Now, Ethel is gone, Mark goes back on the road, and Papa and I are alone. I wanted Mark to stay with us, but in my heart, I knew he had Click here to read the rest of this story (131 more lines)
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macaroni salad recipe vinegar
Skip a trip to the deli with this classic macaroni salad recipe from Delish.com.In a large bowl, combine elbows, celery, bell pepper and olives. Make dressing: In a medium bowl, combine mayonnaise, vinegar, and sugar. Want to see how easy this macaroni salad recipe is? Watch the video!1/2 cup Hellmanns or Best Foods Mayonnaise. 1/2 cup fat free or low fat plain Greek yogurt. 1 1/2 Tbsp white wine vinegar. 2 tsp dijon mustard. Macaroni Salad is a delicious dish that can be made quickly. Learn how to make/prepare Macaroni Salad by following this easy recipe.4 cups Elbow Macaroni (uncooked). 1/4 cup White Vinegar (distilled). Pork Recipes. Classic Macaroni Salad.3. Whisk mayonnaise, sour cream, vinegar, sugar, nutmeg, and 1/4 teaspoon salt fold into macaroni mixture. Season with salt and pepper. New Recipes - Contribute your Recipe. Most Popular » Hot Snacks - White Sauce Cauliflower - Quick Easy Shrimp Scampi - Bbq Baked Potatoes - Bake Whole Potato.Results 1 - 10 of 322 for macaroni salad dressing vinegar.
Sorry for the detour from the regular foodie talk of todays recipe. But. excitement radar off the charts!!! OK back to it. Macaroni Salad.1/3 cup mayonnaise , whole egg. 1/3 cup sour cream (can sub full fat plain yoghurt). 1 tbsp cider vinegar. 2 tsp Dijon mustard. Happy Monday everyone! Heres another classic to add to your summer barbecue recipe collection a delicious Macaroni Salad!This macaroni salad has great bright and zesty flavors that lighten the creaminess, thanks to the addition of champagne vinegar, capers, scallions, roasted red peppers This recipe has become my go-to party dish, and it tastes so close to the macaroni salad I grew up with!2 tablespoons vinegar. 1/4 cup dijon mustard. 2-3 celery stalks, sliced (I like my vegetables a little stockier, but you could dice finely as well). This recipe for macaroni salad is extraordinary. Made it the other night and it was exceptional.Was in the mood for Macaroni salad and had already cooked pasta shells when I found this recipe. Of course I didnt have the pasta water saved so I used mayo.
Shasta Macaroni Salad Recipe. Prep Time: 20 minutes.This is so the seasonings can penetrate the flavor of the cooked pasta. In a small bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise, mustard, sugar, vinegar, sour cream, onion balsamic spread, salt, and pepper. Easy Macaroni Salad Recipe. This recipe is fantastic as soon as its made and cool, but if you really want to kick the flavor up a few notches, make it up the day before you need it.1 box elbow macaroni, cooked. 1/2 carrot, grated. 1/2 medium onion, diced. 1/4 cup vinegar. Recipes for Macaroni salad - 1 that you will be love it. Choose from hundreds of Macaroni salad - 1 recipes, which are easy to cook the food.1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk 1 cup cider vinegar 1/2 cup sugar Macaroni Salad Recipes. 5 August 2017 . Add noodles in abundant boiling salt water and cook for about 7 minutes.Peel the onion and cut into thin columns. Mix vinegar, salt and pepper, oil darunterschlagen. Bacon Macaroni Salad Recipe. Read Reviews Be the first to add a review. 4.5 75 90. This pleasing pasta salad is like eating a BLT in a bowl. Filled with crispy bacon, chopped tomato, celery and green onion, the sensational salad is coasted with a tangy mayonnaise and vinegar dressing. This easy Classic Macaroni Salad recipe will impress your family and friends at your next picnic or BBQ.8 ounces elbow macaroni (about 1-3/4 cups). 1 cup Hellmanns or Best Foods Real Mayonnaise. 2 Tbsp. vinegar. Of all the Hawaiian recipes, macaroni salad is probably the most flexible. This makes it a fun dish to make—it can be different every time you whip it up. Ive included some of the standard additions in my recipe (vinegar and onions) but, honestly, you can try just about anything. This recipe for Amish macaroni salad is a summertime cookout and picnic classic. The sugar lends a sweetness that acts as a nice counterpart to the vinegar. Easy Macaroni Salad Recipe. By Contributor Updated September 21, 2017.In a large bowl, combine mayonnaise, vinegar, mustard, sugar, salt and pepper. Mix until smooth. Add macaroni, celery, green pepper and onion. And this pasta salad is truly incredible and unique! My other recipes. The ingredients are simple but come together so well.sweet pickle juice is a great substitute for vinegar in potato and macaroni salads also in sweet salad dressings like on spinach salad!!! Macaroni Salads Macaroni Pasta Pasta Salad Recipe Box Salad Dressings Dinner Recipes Cook Ham Vidalia Onions White Vinegar.Garlic Minced Cloves Of Garlic Basil Leaves Apple Cider Vinegar Fun Recipes Easy Salad Recipes Easy Salads Healthy Recipes Recipies. Add the macaroni, and cook until tender, about 8 minutes. Rinse under cold water and drain. In a large bowl, mix together the mayonnaise, vinegar, sugar, mustard, salt and pepper.Here is your basic Macroni recipe. Can I freeze a macaroni salad? And of course, plenty of macaroni! The dressing is a lot like the one on Piggly Wiggly Salad, another Midwestern classic side dish. Its mayonnaise, sugar, and vinegar. Cant go wrong with that! This Macaroni Salad recipe is best served the day its made. Vegan Macaroni Salad. Just as much as its not summer without pool days, its not summer without a good pasta salad.When a recipe calls for vinegar, I always sub in lemon juice instead. For mustard for sandwiches, try mixing mustard powder and a little lemon juice. The best macaroni salad recipe thats homemade with fresh ingredients. Trader Joes carries a good product, jarred roasted red bell peppers packed in oil and vinegar. We usually use these in recipes calling for roasted bell peppers. Classic Macaroni Salad Recipe. Adapted from Hellmanns. INGREDIENTS. 8 ounces elbow macaroni (about 1-3/4 cups).Combine mayonnaise, vinegar, mustard, sugar, salt and pepper in large bowl. Stir in macaroni, celery and onion. Macaroni Vinegar Salad. (68). 35 minutes.
57 reviews.Try this one with the addition of cheese and cider vinegar. Perfect as a side dish at a summer barbie. S. Recipe by: Sally Dickson. I made it! This classic macaroni salad recipe is made with chopped vegetables, mayonnaise, seasonings and hard-boiled eggs.2 teaspoons of vinegar. 1/2 teaspoon salt, or to taste. 1/2 teaspoon of prepared mustard. I actually prefer to eat it as its written, just because it reminds me of the macaroni salad I ate growing up from the deli, but go ahead and change up this recipe however youd like.1 1/2 cups mayo. 3 tablespoons sour cream. 3 tablespoons cider vinegar. 1 teaspoon yellow mustard. 2 teaspoons sugar. Hawaiian Macaroni Salad -recipe from Cooks Country Magazine.To prevent the cider vinegar from curdling the milk, we poured the vinegar directly over the hot macaroni. 1 cups uncooked seashell macaroni. lb fresh broccoli. 1 large tomato, unpeeled and coarsely chopped. 2 small green onions with tops, sliced. 1 (6 oz) can water-packed tuna, drained. 1 tbsp dried whole basil. tbsp dried whole oregano. 2 tbsp red wine vinegar. 1 tbsp olive oil. Salad Pasta Pot Vegetarian Macaroni Mayonnaise Sugar Onion Celery Vinegar Mustard Carrot Peppers. More recipes. Classic Macaroni Salad with a Twist. How to Make Macaroni Salad. plays.This is a great recipe. Like others, I added 3 hard-boiled eggs. I cut the sugar back to 1/4 cup and the vinegar by half. The recipe in this article called for some vinegar and pickle relish, carrots, celery or hardboiled eggs as add-ins — whatever suits you. The recipe that Ive posted here for Hawaiian Macaroni Salad is from Cooks Country. If yes, macaroni salad recipes that are easy to prepare and delicious at the same time is the perfect solution.Cook till it turns tender for about 8 minutes and then rinse under cold water. Now, you need to mix the vinegar, sugar, mustard, mayonnaise, salt and pepper in a large bowl. Directions for: Smoked Macaroni Salad. Ingredients. Kosher salt. 1 lb(s) elbow macaroni. 1 cups mayonnaise. 1 cups celery, small diced (3 stalks). cup green onions, greens parts only, sliced (1/2 bunch), plus for garnish. 5 Tbsp apple cider vinegar. Southern Macaroni Salad Recipe. April 19, 2017. 12 Comments.2 green onions, diced. 1 cup mayonnaise. 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar. 1 tablespoon lemon juice. 1 teaspoon kosher salt. Today, we generally regard pasta salads as being dressed with an oil vinegar combination as pasta salad and mayonnaise or cream sauces as macaroni salad.Ingredients for my easy macaroni salad recipe: onion, celery, olives, dill pickle and fresh dill. Sour Cream Macaroni Salad Recipes. Tangy and Creamy Macaroni Salad. Serious Eats. whole milk, worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, mayonnaise, apple cider vinegar and 10 more.Classic Macaroni Salad With Mayonnaise Recipes. BBQ Bacon Cheddar Macaroni Salad. Macaroni Salad. Social Share Bar. Pin. WebMD Recipe. Prep Time.3/4 cup fat-free sour cream (or use light sour cream). 1 teaspoon white wine vinegar (or use rice wine or cider vinegar). Ingredients Macaroni 200 gms (7Oz) Carrots -4 (big) chopped Red onion- 1 large (finely chopped Bell peppers red green (finely chopped) Mayonnaise 2 cups Condensed milk- 14 Oz Sugar cup Vinegar cup.Vietnamese Smoked Chicken Noodle Salad Recipe (Gluten Free). Classic Macaroni Salad Recipes. 2 cups cooked macaroni, drained, rinsed, cooled. 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped. cup celery, chopped.2 teaspoons vinegar. teaspoon salt, or to taste. teaspoon prepared mustard. Apple Cider Vinegar Mayonnaise Dressing Recipes. Easy Macaroni Salad.Baked Macaroni And Cheese Egg Evaporated Milk Recipes. Fresh Macaroni Salad. Tammilee Tips. apple cider vinegar, sweet pickle relish, elbow macaroni, mustard and 6 more. I followed the recipe exactly as written and we all enjoyed this. I wasnt sure what type of vinegar to use so I used apple cider vinegar. Will be making again as I was looking for a good macaroni salad recipe- so glad I found this one! Our most trusted Cold Macaroni Salads With Vinegar recipes. Reviewed by millions of home cooks.Cold Macaroni Salads Recipes. 47 recipes to browse. Filtered by. vinegar. Search. It makes a great alternative to your normal pasta options. Macaroni Salad Recipe Nutrition Facts.Toss in those cherry tomatoes then add in the pesto. Add the Italian seasoning, capers and drizzle the balsamic vinegar over it all. And we cant forget the cheese! Please use only your own original photos. 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Nope, that's not cheese! It's Fels-Naptha soap. I'm sharing a different type of recipe with you today! Homemade Laundry Soap. I asked my Fairy Godmother if she could teach me how to make this. It's so easy and seriously costs less than $1. How can you beat that?! We've been making this soap for about a year now, and haven't missed the old store bought soaps. Do you make your own soap?
Here's what you'll need:
Homemade Laundry Soap
makes approximately 2 gallons (64 loads) Recipe can be doubled.
Lehman's recipe
1/2 bar Fels-Naptha soap, grated
1/2 cup washing soda
1/2 borax
On your stovetop, place grated soap in a large pan with 6 cups (1 1/2 quarts) of water and heat until the soap melts.
Add washing soda and borax and stir until dissolved. Remove from heat.
Pour 4 cups hot water into a 4 gallon bucket. Add soap mixture and stir well, then add 1 gallon plus 6 cups of water and stir again until mixed well. Let soap sit for about 24 hours; it will congeal into a gel.
Stir the soap before each use. Use 1/2 cup per load (a little more or a little less depending upon how soiled your laundry is.)
Please note: This is a low-sudsing soap, so you will not see bubbles or suds in the water! Its not the suds that do the work, its the ingredients! :)
Scented soap: If desired, use 1/2-1oz essential oil or fragrance oil. DO NOT use soap scents or they ruin the batch!
My Fairy Godmother stirring the batch of soap!


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The black one should be stamped and not cast!..
Edit, both cast fakes by the look of them!...
It's a wasted trip baby. Nobody said nothing about locking horns with no Tigers.
I'm Spartacus, not really i'm Paul!...
Both a crappy fakes of the zinc 30 badge with completely wrong rear set ups and MM is for the tombak type. As Gunny says the black one should not be solid.....Or zinc for that matter.
'I do not think we can hope for any better thing now.
We shall stick it out to the end, but we are getting weaker of course, and the end cannot be far.
It seems a pity, but I do not think I can write more. R. SCOTT.
Last Entry - For God's sake look after our people.'
In memory of Capt. Robert Falcon Scott, Edward Wilson, Henry Bowers, Lawrence Oates and Edgar Evans. South Pole Expedition, 30th March 1912.
Very bad...
Von River
The super thin wire pins on these are always a quick red flag.
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
to add to previous comments, the mark "30" is always in raised relief in not incuse as it appears here.
previous opinions are all correct, of course.
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