Wendy at On the Front Porch hosts Small Town Snapshot Sunday. Check out the other participating bloggers on Wendy's blog, then join us and post one of your own!
Most of my days living in a small town is spent at home. I have no shortage of things to occupy my time with. Today I am late posting because I didn't get to sleep till around 5am this morning. Friday I called my BFF and asked if she could come help me put the insulation up in my studio. She had some things that she had to take care of, but sure, she could come out Saturday evening. So we started the evening with a pork sirloin BBQ. I also grilled zucchini dollars from a large zucchini from the garden and boiled corn on the cob from our next door neighbors. So after getting thoroughly stuffed we discussed how we were going to proceed with the insulation project.
Most of my days living in a small town is spent at home. I have no shortage of things to occupy my time with. Today I am late posting because I didn't get to sleep till around 5am this morning. Friday I called my BFF and asked if she could come help me put the insulation up in my studio. She had some things that she had to take care of, but sure, she could come out Saturday evening. So we started the evening with a pork sirloin BBQ. I also grilled zucchini dollars from a large zucchini from the garden and boiled corn on the cob from our next door neighbors. So after getting thoroughly stuffed we discussed how we were going to proceed with the insulation project.







5 comments:
Thanks for joining in on Small Town Snapshot Sunday! Interesting building project... you are so much more talented than me in that department!
Hey, have you tried Safer Soap or some other kind of soap mixture for combating your bugs? I think you can even mix up some yourself and it's a green solution that you might like.
I'm envious! Love to build my own studio!
Wendy - I haven't experimented too much with my own bug deterents yet. Years ago I subscribed to Organic Gardening and they had some recipes that used Ivory dish soap, it made everything "stick" to the plant. One recipe used marigold petals or leaves, another garlic. I don't remember what bugs they were deterring. I need to check into it some more.
LL - Thank You! I hope I can try out some of your patterns once I get my studio set up.
Ouch, that insulation is a killer! You are braver than I am. I fell in a pile of that stuff when I was helping my husband one time. That was interesting. ha
You're welcome to leave a link to your STSS entry on our page, too.
http://neeneessoapshop.blogspot.com/2009/08/snapshot-sunday-on-way-to-arkansas-3.html
Thanks,
Renee
Well at least you landed on the insulation instead of a hard floor. Thanks for stopping by, I've posted on your blog.
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