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Salon time :)

So i'm bouncing around the last 40 pages on this thread and didn't realize you had Id'd the critter already. nice photo .. never seen a baby GH. I've got one too under my 25ft shed and no idea on how to get rid of him. They are quite the pest around me..

Looks to be a groundhog .. they are about the size of a cat

Glad to hear things are returning to normal for you :wee

They want the number so they can package it with all the other data they have collected on us and then market and sell it

I really like that idea.. Guess its off to the wood for a scavanger hunt

Quite pretty though she looks a little angry/miff'd that she's had her picture taken LOL

time to go antique'ng :)

Never had a problem with that, though I do pull off the paper tag in case it falls in (don't want any ink to spoil the flavor) :) . Just stand by the cancel button in case there is an issue..

At least start with cold water (or is that for Hard boiled eggs ? :confused: )

Is that what they call Shelter workers now :)

Maybe the hens were braiding his feathers LOL !

I really like that hardware. I've never seen that before. It must make for a fast install and easy replacements

It's interesting the different ways people make tea.. The Irish folks we shared time with on a Scout trip keep a pot on the stove all day and just kept adding bags until it was time to dump and repeat.. Actually the ancient Canadian relatives I visited (wood stove in the kitchen-loved that...

For a nice strong robust Black tea, my Canadian relations drink King Cole. I've only seen it in Canada so I bring back a box when I visit.

Have you ever tried Lady Grey? It's decaf so the Caff sensitive can have it before bed.. It's also lighter and more mellow than Earl Grey..

I know I'm a bit behind, but please educate me on this :) .. Does the strainer go over the cup to strain loose leaves or do the loose leave go in it and then set in an open pot or cup to steep. I've never seen this design . It's very pretty. It looks to be Stainless steel ??

:hugs

A little late (or perhaps timely for the upcoming drop) , We use a seafood cracker tool to open nuts (strong hands required LOL) . Alternately I use a pair of water pump pliers or wide mouth visegrips pliers trick is to crack but not crush the nut. Need a little frustration releif ? you...

glad she is doing better. Sorry I was a little behind and had to catch up.