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Have some pine trees nearby? A basket of pine cones makes for perfectly cheap fall decorating. An added bonus? Heating the pine cones in the oven to ensure they weren't carrying any eight-legged company made the house smell like a pine forest.
They're functional as well as good-smelling and pretty. Pine cones also make great kindling for fires on cold nights.
Halloween sales! Not only is now a great time to load up on cheap candy, it's time to grab costumes at clearance sale prices. When my kids were little, I kept a tote filled with costumes for year-round dress up. The kids are all grown, but I still took advantage of the costumes sales.
Move on over Andy Taylor, there's a new sheriff in town. Her name is Artemis, and she's wantin' a treat for wearing the silly hat.
Perennial check. Most of the perennials are being deeply discounted this time of year. Hurry up and plant them so they can establish some roots before the cold hits and cover the base with extra soil or mulch to protect it from freezing temperatures.
And then there is this. The perfect gift...if by perfect you mean the kind of gift that will get you black-balled from all future baby showers and children's birthdays.
At-home DNA kit. Who knew it could be so easy?
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Artemis is a brave girl to wear that hat. The photo is adorable. I think Jeopardy! used to have hodgepodge categories. I don't watch it anymore. I got tired of Alex Trebek. I never liked him as much as the original host whose name I can't remember because the earlier Jeopardy! was on about a million years ago during my childhood.
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Janie
I haven't watched it lately either. I'm too busy watching Netflix or Hulu.
DeleteArtemis looks wonderful! Picking up perennials is a great tip, and I always find myself searching for the first signs in Spring...searching because I can never remember exactly where I planted them :)
ReplyDeleteMy yard is so small, there are few places to look. That makes them easy to find. The lazier I get, the more I love perennials. No spring digging or planting...just waiting for them to grow.
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