Showing posts with label Nonsense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nonsense. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
It has come to my attention that Buford has sold at auction to two vietnamese men for $900,000.00. At least somone can spot a value.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Chickens
Just to entice you a little more, as I was glancing through this magazine, my attention was immediately drawn to one of the major topics that is discussed inside. You can't tell me that something titled "Hot Chicks" doesn't get your attention and make you think a little more positively towards potential spring projects.
Tips for the Day
With medical issues becoming more of a concern because Drs. aren't going to be able to help us as we get too old, I feel it is important we become self educated and be prepared to take care of ourselves. Therefore, I wanted to share this wonderful recipe for a cure for anything that ails us - in particular, colds, sore throats, breathing issues, etc.
You will need one very clean quart jar. In that quart jar place equal parts of garlic cloves, chopped; hot white onion, chopped; fresh ginger, chopped;, horseradish root cut into small chunks; very hot peppers, including seeds. Fill the quart jar to 2/3 line with Bragg's Apple Cider Vinegar. This should cover all of the chunky stuff. Close jar with plastic lid (metal would not be a good idea). Put in a dark place for the next two weeks. At the end of the two weeks, strain, throw away the chunky stuff and keep the liquid. When you are feeling ill, gargle with 2 tablespoons of this wonderful elixir and then swallow quickly.
And since tomorrow is St. Patrick's Day, this is an important tip. "According to legend, peas and sweet peas planted on St. Patrick's Day will grow abundantly and healthily." (Quoted from Planting by the Moon, a Rodale publication.)
Aren't you glad you checked the blog today?
You will need one very clean quart jar. In that quart jar place equal parts of garlic cloves, chopped; hot white onion, chopped; fresh ginger, chopped;, horseradish root cut into small chunks; very hot peppers, including seeds. Fill the quart jar to 2/3 line with Bragg's Apple Cider Vinegar. This should cover all of the chunky stuff. Close jar with plastic lid (metal would not be a good idea). Put in a dark place for the next two weeks. At the end of the two weeks, strain, throw away the chunky stuff and keep the liquid. When you are feeling ill, gargle with 2 tablespoons of this wonderful elixir and then swallow quickly.
And since tomorrow is St. Patrick's Day, this is an important tip. "According to legend, peas and sweet peas planted on St. Patrick's Day will grow abundantly and healthily." (Quoted from Planting by the Moon, a Rodale publication.)
Aren't you glad you checked the blog today?
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Own the Smallest Town in Wyoming
Check out the link below. Who wants to move?
http://www.williamsauction.com/campaigns/buford-wyoming-town-auction/
http://www.williamsauction.com/campaigns/buford-wyoming-town-auction/
Monday, December 7, 2009
Very Important
I suspect all have received the notice from their JoAnn Fabric email this morning, but just in case you missed it, i.e. Dwight and Steve, they are having a senior citizen discount day on Wednesday, December 9. With the coupon you can get 15% off your total purchase all day long. However, if you read Pickles on Sunday (do a search on line to find it, if you didn't read it), there may be a little hesitation before returning to the fabric store. Please do not let that slow you down! Happy shopping.
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