Music boxes (oldies, new ones, unique ones)
Souvenir cups from states . . . and other interesting ones
Elephants (the ceremic or stuffed variety! Although I must confess to a hankering for a PINK one. Sigh.)
Or should I say, lots of animals . . .
And then . . . I love and collect . . .
Plants (what's to say: I love 'em all! Poor hubby in the spring time! I'm way too tempted.)
Quotes and Sayings (Know any good ones?)
Books (Son One and I vie for flea market, yard sale, and library sale books)
Certain songs
Dirt on my car ( Shamed confession here)
Raise your hand if you LOVE to dust. Ha. I didn't see any hands. Here's a couple of things that will help keep dust at a minimum:
- Because dampness serves as a breeding ground for mold, mildew, insects & bacteria, try to keep the humidity level between 30% - 50%.
- Make sure your attic and crawl space is ventilated.
- Dust, vaccuum, and clean often. Pay attention to carpets, draperies, and bedding.
- Maintain air conditioning and heating systems.
- Use kitchen and bathroom vents to remove contaminants and moisture.
- Clean evaporation trays in dehumidifiers, air conditioners, and under refrigerators.
Want to answer a few questions? Let me know . . . I'll use your answers on a blog next week.
- If you had it to do over, would you NOT have any children? (Be honest, now!)
- What is your most precious memory of being a mother in relationship to your children? Please be specific.
- Which is hardest: mothering girls or boys? Or if you have only one child, or one or the other, what is the hardest thing about mothering for you?
What was the answer to the trivia question from yesterday?
5% of men admit they snore. Till next week . . .
5% of men admit they snore. Till next week . . .
Quote:
One cannot collect all the beautiful shells on the beach. One can collect only a few, and they are more beautiful if they are few. --Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Blessings.
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