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Saturday, June 28, 2008 | By strawberrygal2007

Pam, I have spent the last several hours reading your posts. We are definitely of like minds. I'm from the south and live a similar lifestyle...have been for years...and yes, it is like a game.:)

I dont know what you are using at the moment to store your jewelry, but have you tried a bait and tackle box? I find those to be most effective for storing crafts/small pieces and they are inexpensive at the dept. stores and usually come equipped with addittional storage boxes inside that also have alot of dividers for even more storage. Hope this is a good idea for you.

You need to find the Ball Blue Book. It's actually the canning book for dummies! I had NEVER canned a thing and had not even seen most of the things my husband wanted canned but I got that book and followed it to the letter and 20+ years later I'm almost a pro! I buy this book for my friends who express an interest in canning or freezing or making jam. This book is wonderful!

I would get on the phone and start with the A's and not stop until I had some answers. Call the BBB and if they can't help I'll bet they have some ideas. Call attorneys. Call everybody you can until you get help. BUT you must have a copy of this handbook! Several years ago my husband purchased a generic handbook program for his office and modified it to suit us. When one of the employees that we were not happy with wanted to collect on something the handbook promised (can't remember what it was now) we had to give her what the book said. We didn't even try to fight it but we did change our handbook aftger that for NEW employees. The ones already hired were covered under the old book. I don't know who can help you but SOMEBODY can! That's soooo totally unfair!!

I just stumbled on this website today and was thrilled!! When I was doing my profile a few minutes ago Iwas thinking I may even be over the top for this website but then I read your blog and realized there are more people out there like me!!! I am B,C and D!!

Beautiful day here in the Tub! Went out on the Great Blue with Dan earlier! Went into town to buy strawberries! Brought them home! We now have some jam! Going to do another batch up at the cottage! Going to Oliphant tonight for two days! Taking the red truck!

Hello Emma Barbie... use the actual CD. Not the jewel cases.

PS: Did you know that Jewel cases make excellent frames to display your photo's or artwork in? :)

Thank you for posting!
Monique

Excellent tip Kim, I will remember that. Thank you :)

I copied the recipe from a site I visited.
I only washed my hair with just the baking soda and rinsed with clean cool water that night. I didn't use conditioner.
I thought I would have to condition it in the morning but when I woke up my hair felt lovely and soft and fluffy and I thought I didn't need to condition.
I'm not sure what chemicals are in conditioner yet but I might just stick with the soda.

I think I will try some natural rinses instead. I have heard about tea and cider vinegar etc. I have quite dry hair so I will choose accordingly.

It will be interesting to see if the condition of my hair changes over time. It's very dry now but is that because of the shampoos I've been using for 45 years? I wonder.

I have links in my email signature for why we shouldn't use shampoos and I am glad it might be catching on.

All shampoos are are a whole bunch of chemicals packaged in a nice bottle then sold to us through clever advertising. It's about time some of us got smart to their tricks!

I have even been told that men stopping using shampoo found their thinning hair grew back some!

Thank you for leaving comments, I hope that inspires more people to leave their recipes or experiences!

Best wishes,
Monique

Some Recipes Here: http://snipurl.com/2omqd

How do you can beef, chicken and pork? I would like to know, my email is pink2teach@yahoo.com

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