Old links... quick and dirty
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Comments (1)Wipe with mineral spirits.....then give it a good coat of paste wax. Linda C...See MoreMy quick-and-dirty hall bath facelift
Comments (28)I think the stool should be the color of that yellow car on the shelf. That would be the perfect 'pop' (sorry, I couldn't resist!). I have the same shower curtain, but mine seems to have more taupe in it. I love it too, we painted our bedroom gray, and the en suite is a creamy vanilla, so I wanted to bring some of that gray in there, it worked perfectly. I would like to see a rustic floor cover, a small rug...even a wooden door mat, to bring the wood on the walls to the floor. I cannot find a picture of the type I was thinking of, it was wooden slats with a twill binding, but I did google some wooden door mats and found some neat ones....See MoreOh no, "Featured Answer" again?? Ugh!
Comments (12)Accepted Answer, Best Answer, Most Upvoted, something similar might occasionally be okay on a few forums. (Computer Help, Tomato Pests and Diseases, etc.) I wouldn't think it would be useful on a discussion forum such as The Kitchen Table. Like Raven, I try to only use a gardenweb URL too, so personally, I haven't seen it. Occasionally, a bell notification will take me to a houzz URL, but I haven't seen it there either. Just a wild guess but maybe whether or not "Featured Answer" is shown depends on which domain the OP was on when they started the discussion? And maybe the bell notification link points to whichever domain the the person that did the reply/like was on when they caused the notification?...See MoreFind the Critter!
Comments (51)Thanks, Rhizo. I appreciate you kind words. You left a lot of white space. Did you take a snooze in the return key? Oh, you want me to provide another Jane Doe image? In this one, before she gets to the Waldo site, I tried to brighten it up a bit — so you can get a sense of what she looks like. The pencil tool on my iPad is too thick and imprecise, or I would outline her tails, legs, body. This brightened image might help you. BTW, pre-1200 orange leader crazy antics ago, I asked a question about brown spots on my common spearmint. You nailed it — nine line beetle. Later, looking at the photos I’d snapped, I could see the red larval rendition of it. Darn. Every year the ruin my mint (required for Thai and Vietnamese dishes and mojitos). Nearby is every beloved host plant to the stinkers. See how cool her brown, flat, short tail is? It is white beneath, and you can see the white on each side edge. Her belly is mostly white. Nice long sinewy legs. I liked her coming by and hanging out. I have lots of roses and raspberry canes to share. Unfortunately, she stopped coming by a day or so after bow hunting season began. I’d asked an acquaintance w a nearby deer stand to please spare her. I suspect she’s now in someone’s freezer. I get that there are perhaps too many of them and I am not opposed to humane hunting. But this was an uplifting visitor to our yard as the pandemic and populist dumb-butt politics consume everything decent. Last year my handsome buck went missing. He would come buy regularly to snack on wild grass. (We do not feed them or put anything out for them — just a clearing in the woods with natural grass and brambles.)...See MoreRichard (Vero Beach, Florida)
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