Posts by buggyhair

Original Post by theviewfromhere:

my sweetpeas are already 3-4" tall. i'm also growing sugar snap peas and leaf lettuce in a pot on the balcony. next year (assuming i'm still in the same place) i'll expand further. but on a 5' x 14' balcony, there's only so much i can grow and still have room to read and grill and entertain.

 

and sadly, no, i won't be gardening nekkid :/

*puts binoculars behind back* Foiled!

Original Post by melkor:

Original Post by theviewfromhere:

and then, of course, there's the whole romance-novel-cover-model stigma ;)

I never found that to be a real problem. The stigma, I mean.

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From the time my daughter was a pre-teen until she was 17.5 I always told her "I only have to take care of you until the day you turn 18."

She gave me a run for my money BUT a few months before her 18th birthday she became a loving, respectful, hardworking, responsible daughter. Now she bends over backwards to do things for me.

I used to joke with my friends "My mom survived me. I'll be damned if I let her win." Hormones suck their brains right out of their heads.  :)

Original Post by amethystgirl:

Original Post by buggyhair:

So many trolls & nut bars.....I'd go browsing but too many clicks. :)

don't be such a Suzy.

*gets granny panties in a twist*

:D

Original Post by rosencrantz12:

Original Post by buggyhair:

*reads thread*

*barfs*

Whaaat, you make jewelry. You could branch out.

I would make you a necklace or earrings BUT I would use products/objects more widely acceptable by normal people. :P

I checked out one of these. My brother has one and loves it. Definitely will be on my purchase list for this year.

Original Post by kevinatthebrook:

Original Post by buggyhair:

Original Post by theviewfromhere:

if we weren't predictable most of the time, we wouldn't be able to form and maintain relationships and we wouldn't be able to surprise each other. there would be no laughter. predictability isn't a problem unless it's absolute.

My name is Buggy and I approve this message. :D

so predictable;)

Sometimes you can say the smartest things. *blush*

Original Post by weirdfish:

Oh, yeah!  I forgot to mention that we also have the meat grinder and pasta roller attachments.  Oh, man, are THOSE godsends!

Ours is about 10+ years old, so I'm not sure which generation it is, but I'm guessing it's the "pro-sumer" grade.

And besides, big-n-bulky stand-mixer = core workout!

Mine was purchased by my late parents 50+ years ago. It was previously used so I have no idea how old it actually is. The only work done on it during these 50+ years is oil added and the 2 pole switch was changed.

That went without saying.....Tom Cruise was in it. :P

Day two of volleyball tournament.