So what did you put away this week?

As long as they don't smell like them....

 

ill try to get some pictures up ...but as we all know i aint no puter goroo...
And please do not harass the lady ...
they are made from some of that hand spunn wool and are a perfect fit on these tootsies of mine ...
and the slide perfectly on my concreat floor...

 

You guys crack me up . So glad they fit Kas. Yeah no logo sorry . Just hand crocheted with a combo of reg. and home spun yarn. We all have pretty small feet around here so I was nervous that the ones i made for you Kas would fit right.

Umm I was just thinking I might be able to get my daughter to make some logo's up as she has a great computerized embroidery machine.

Oh and we have been trying to replace items we have been using and weren't able to replace before . Did cold meds at the beginning of the month and some shampoos and hair rinse this last time.

 

All I can is ask and see what she would would charge would u like it sewn right to the articles or say a patch one can sew on?

 

Okay will do .

 

Got 250 feet of paracord,2 collapsible cups,couple of cordlocks and a small Esbit stove with fuel tabs.And some pink camo babyclothes for the granddaughters' babies.

 

800 Sierra 185 gr hp bullets for my 10 mm.


And most important
Frys had this for $34.99 shipped, I could not resist..."Nyuk Nyuk Nyuk!"



Along with volumes 1-8 of "The Ultimate Three Stooges Collection," containing all 190 of the boys' Columbia shorts, this 20-disc collector's set also includes the feature films "Rockin' In The Rockies" (1945), a song-filled frontier comedy where ranch foreman Moe coaxes drifters Larry and Curly into backing his prospecting scheme, and "Have Rocket--Will Travel" (1958), with rocket base janitors Moe, Larry, and Curly Joe accidentally getting launched to the planet Venus. Plus, there are 28 solo Columbia short subjects--including "The Glove Slingers" (1939), "Pick A Peck Of Plumbers" (1944), "Mr. Noisy" (1946), "Wedlock Deadlock" (1947), "Army Daze" (1956), and more--starring Shemp Howard, Joe Besser, and Joe DeRita; and a trio of vintage cartoons--"The Bon Bon Parade" (1935), "The Merry Mutineers" (1936), and "A Hollywood Detour" (1942)--with appearances by the team. 64 1/2 hrs. total.

 

I had my daughter watch the three stooges, and she was both laughing and horrified at the same time.

 

Being a bag/pack designer. I buy excessive amounts of all kinds of bags/packs/duffels. A 7x10 storage unit worth over the past 10 years. Today I got the Eberlestock X4 high speed low drag. It's pretty good at first glance. Once I pack, customize, and go for a hike, I will know weather it goes in storage or becomes my wife's BOB. Only time will tell.

 

I got a couple blackberry starts at Diamond Home Improvement today, they had some grapes too but I'm more fond of blackberries. I really miss having fresh-picked ones.

 

Just ordered a ham radio from amazon

 

50 pounds of rice and 4 dozen canning jars.

 

2 man cross cut saw... 10 bucks at a garage sale
but there is no lazer option

 

Good to have but I pray I never have to use as more than a wall hanger. There is a reason they're called misery whips!

 

Just bought a dozen 1/2 pint 'Golden Harvest' brand canning mason jars and 5 refills lids for each jar. Will buy another 5 refill lids next week.

I wanted the Ball jars (which are supposed to be better than the Golden Harvest jars) but I haven't been to Walmart lately, so I just got the brand which happened to be at my local 'Dollar Store' kind of place for a good price (paid $3.50 for a dozen jars).

My goal is to have 3 - 5 dozen mason canning jars. I don't know if I want to buy more at this point since that's a lot of stuff to be humping to the location I have in mind. I like the idea of canning, but I still would prefer store canned food as my main supply, to be honest.

Now, I just need to get a pressure canner/cooker from Walmart (can't afford the All American brand... but I sure would like one).

 

Check ebay I think I saw a few there... make sure it's the size you want before you bid....