TOTALLY GEEKED!

Ohfour wrote:

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I found out this week that my housekeeper is a heroin addict. Im gonna have to find someone else...*sigh*

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Why? Don't you like her dealer? 

Ohfour wrote:

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I found out this week that my housekeeper is a heroin addict. Im gonna have to find someone else...*sigh*

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 I hope you fired her. She will eventually steal from you if she hasn't already.

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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Do you live in Flint Michigan?

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 No.

But the filter does need to be replaced.

flan327 wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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flan327 wrote:

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I can no longer find my favorite mousse anywhere.

flan

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 Have you googled it?

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 Yup. It costs twice as much at Amazon & Wal-Mart.

flan

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Tell us more about this mousse? 

Make and model? Picture?

Southern_Belle wrote:

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We have to eat all the food in the freezer over the next week or so. I will be fridge/freezer shopping and I don't want to have a ton of food to keep cold waiting for delivery. No eating out till then!

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 Hopefully you'll have fun appliance shopping, SB.

flan

Lawyerlady wrote:

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So, why are table runners always made in 72 inch lengths? That is just not long enough for my dining table. All the cute ones are too short and it's annoying. My table is 66 inches long, so the table runners dangle 3 inches off the end, which looks stupid.

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 Runners don't need to go from end to end.  Make your own.  I have the opposite problem, my table is 100"

Lawyerlady wrote:

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So, why are table runners always made in 72 inch lengths? That is just not long enough for my dining table. All the cute ones are too short and it's annoying. My table is 66 inches long, so the table runners dangle 3 inches off the end, which looks stupid.

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You need to go to a local quilting shop and ask if they have customers who would custom make a table runner for you.

For the right price, I bet someone would love to take the job.

Good luck. 

Lawyerlady wrote:

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just Czech wrote:

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Lawyerlady wrote:

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So, why are table runners always made in 72 inch lengths? That is just not long enough for my dining table. All the cute ones are too short and it's annoying. My table is 66 inches long, so the table runners dangle 3 inches off the end, which looks stupid.

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You need to go to a local quilting shop and ask if they have customers who would custom make a table runner for you.

For the right price, I bet someone would love to take the job.

Good luck. 

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 But I want the cute ones I see in the store, with bunnies and flowers.  I think it would get very pricey to have one made for every holiday and season. 

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 So What?  Crap I have to spend a lot of money to correct a mistake on a flight that will last just hours, runners last years!

Lawyerlady wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Lawyerlady wrote:

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just Czech wrote:

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Lawyerlady wrote:

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So, why are table runners always made in 72 inch lengths? That is just not long enough for my dining table. All the cute ones are too short and it's annoying. My table is 66 inches long, so the table runners dangle 3 inches off the end, which looks stupid.

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You need to go to a local quilting shop and ask if they have customers who would custom make a table runner for you.

For the right price, I bet someone would love to take the job.

Good luck. 

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 But I want the cute ones I see in the store, with bunnies and flowers.  I think it would get very pricey to have one made for every holiday and season. 

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 So What?  Crap I have to spend a lot of money to correct a mistake on a flight that will last just hours, runners last years!

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 It's terrible that I'm laughing, right? 

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Southern_Belle wrote:

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I park next to a marsh. I have to check for alligators when approaching my car, lol.

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 Here, Marsh is a grocery store!

I thought..."What?"

flan

p.s. Have you ever seen any?

Southern_Belle wrote:

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Not right next to a car but the edge of the water is so close at high tide.

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 I would park elsewhere!

flan

Southern_Belle wrote:

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flan327 wrote:

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Southern_Belle wrote:

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Not right next to a car but the edge of the water is so close at high tide.

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 I would park elsewhere!

flan

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 The other parking area means looking out for snakes and possum! 

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 Maybe you should work in a first world country?  

chef wrote:

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When you're 2 years old, have ignored your bowl of peaches that you wanted, decided to eat them 2 minutes before lunch is going to be fixed, and have a whopper of a tantrum because you can't have more peaches.

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 If only a bowl of peaches was our biggest worry. I miss being two!! 

Southern_Belle wrote:

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Me too. I want two actually. Need one for my dad. Thinking about his nickname. I have the words Madre and Sorella (mother and sister in Italian ) on my right calf. It's got a design around it. I want to do his nickname on top of my shoulder. It's Hoppy, I want to have a halo over the O.

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 I like that, SB.

flan

Divine Geek wrote:

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I can't decide which of my new shirts to pack for vacation

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 Pack both, why is that even a thought?

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Divine Geek wrote:

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I can't decide which of my new shirts to pack for vacation

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 Pack both, why is that even a thought?

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 I've bought 6 new shirts in the last week.

flan327 wrote:

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When you are 3 1/2 & you can't find your purple tie-dye sock...

Tears. Serious tears.

flan

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I'm seriously upset when I can't find my tie dye socks too.

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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Mellow Momma wrote:

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I have to work tomorrow.

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 I really want to come shop at your store.

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 You would love our eggs. They are blue and brown! The one farmer that sells us eggs has a cult following because the shells are so pretty. They are the only ones DD will let me buy now. They are delicious as well as pretty. She (the farmer) feeds organic feed to the chickens and they are cage free. And delicious. 

I would love if you came shopping at my store - but getting the stuff home might be an issue for you! Lol 

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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LOL Yes it would! We just found a farmer near here who raises organic chickens. They sell egg, in tons of colors!, for next to nothing. It's about a 30 minute drive but DH and I are thinking about going out there. We also found a place out by us that raised all organic, no hormone, no antibiotic, low fat content beef. It's kind of pricey but we're looking into it.

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 If you can buy half the cow it would be pretty economincal I bet. We just bought half a pig. When you look at what you get in total, it is a pretty good deal. 

Our farmers here have CSA's. It stands for community supported agriculture. You pay a flat fee every month to the farmer and you get a set number of items in return. One of them is a 5 bushel basket of assorted produce, PLUS all the flowers and other assorted produce you can pick. It's a great deal. The chicken farmer I was talking about does one too and for $50 a month you get 4 dozen eggs and 4 whole chickens (ready to cook) a month. Her eggs retail for $5.29 a dozen so it's not a bad deal at all either. If you like chicken, which we do.