Well I have to say it…but so far…the kitchen and bath remodeling has been…going fabulously!!! It is going faster than I ever anticipated. When demolition began, I had 90% of the items picked out and many ordered. After a couple of days, I was actually in a bit of a panic to hurry up and …
Every once in a while a feel good story like this will comes along like this one. Thank you for your brave service Mr. Bond!
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“I have officially added Bayona to my “Must Eat New Orleans Restaurant” list. The atmosphere, the service, the presentation, the menu creativity and lastly the unique and fabulous taste of everything makes this the perfect dining experience. I can’t wait to return for lunch and dine on the patio.” ~Greta Perry~ I am always excited …
Three days of having the crews at my house and they are almost done with the demolition of the kitchen and bathroom. It has been relatively painless. They are moving along so quickly that I got a little nervous that I better hurry up and order the rest of the plumbing, lighting and the range …
The longer we are on Facebook, the smaller the world gets, the more problems we face. I think it can be a wonderful addition to our personal lives, but can also be problematic at times. Recently, I was the guest speaker at a college class regarding social media and advertising. One of the students had …
Ya – make fun of me – I said soffit instead of furdown. Oh well:) This is the before of our home renovation. Here is my previous post explaining all about our remodel. This is the day one of kitchen gutting. Found the vinyl flooring and wallpaper underneath – pretty!
A nice reminder how insightful Jack Lalanne was. Smile, be happy, eat right and exercise. Got it?
This story about young Odie asking the Make-A-Wish Foundation to make him a young Marine will warm your heart. Semper Fi Odie.
Just got the call that we start our home kitchen remodel next Wednesday. This weekend will be all about getting everything moved out from the kitchen and bathroom to get ready. Everything is picked out but the plumbing and I hope to wrap that up this weekend as well. I’ll fill you in with all …
Well, I finally broke my upbringing way of calling it a “pocketbook.” No matter what you call it, I love handbags, purses etc… Of course, I am not the typical purse chick. I usually buy one per season and use the hell out of it. I do not switch back and forth, unless it is …
This Weeks Post Was Suggested & Written By Beth Maj. Dick Winters 92 years old from Hershey, Pennsylvania Company E, 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne Division January 21, 1918 – January 2, 2011
First off, if you do not have a Groupon account – click here and get one today. It is totally free. Once a day you get an offer for a local deal in your area. Read the details before you buy, but some amazing stuff and there are only a limited number of each of …
This song got in my head somehow today. Enjoy and hope it empowers someone! I am woman, hear me roar In numbers too big to ignore And I know too much to go back an’ pretend ‘Cause I’ve heard it all before And I’ve been down there on the floor No one’s ever gonna keep …
The National World War II Museum is pleased to announce the theme for its 2011 Student Essay Contest: Why should we remember Pearl Harbor? The contest has two entry divisions: Middle School (grades 5–8) and High School (grades 9–12). Winners receive a cash prize and recognition on the Museum website. As in years past, the …
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