Ohhh... I just realized how dirty my window is! Oh well - the price of living in an old house, I suppose.
I love that wagon - it's an old cotton trailer that my husband took the sides off of. We use it for a picnic table at barbecues and in October we put hay bales on it and invite all the neighbors and our daughters' friends for a haunted hayride.
Thanks, Chandra. I feel like I'm "talking" way too much, but y'all are so warm and friendly.
"What is a farm but a mute gospel?" Ralph Waldo Emerson
My grandparents had a fancy horse collar (gosh..it is late and I can't remember what they are called!!!!) like the one in your picture to the right of the window...with a mirror set into it when I was growing up. I LOVED it. It had wood things sort of around it and fancy brass balls that stood up at the top...dressy harness for sure...but just an idea...they look cool with a mirror in them!
Alee The amazing one handed typist! One hand for typing, one hand to hold Nora!
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True Blue Farmgirl
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Denise
Beavercreek
Ohio
USA
9394 Posts
Posted - Nov 22 2007 : 04:26:00 AM
Jennifer, i was wondering if it gets cold in the winter without fabric curtains at the windows? I have two windows that are difficult to curtain because of how they are situated. Real close to the wall on one side. The kitchen window is right up next to a corner. What holds the punched tin curtain up there? Denise
I just got a new tip and I love it! My son and dil came up for Thanksgiving and my dil told me that her mother uses a flat razor blade knife to scrape the black rings off her glass top stove. I was skeptical and afraid it might scratch it and so I went at it cautiously last night. It worked beautifully! All this time I've tried scrubbing and scrubbing with soft rags and nylon scrubbers(to no avail) and this was so much easier and actually got them off.
Frugal Farmgirl Tips and Tricks
Posted - Nov 07 2007 : 07:12:56 AM
