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Perfectly Imperfect Life..........
Friday, January 23, 2026
Frisco Valentine Pawsitively in Love Heart Plush with Rope Dog Toy Review
Take heed: A Senior Warning

a central cafeteria. One morning one of the residents didn't show up
for breakfast so my wife went upstairs and knocked on his door to see
if everything was OK. She could hear him through the door, and he
said that he was running late and would be down shortly so she went
back to the dining area.
room and she found him on the stairs. He was coming down the stairs
but was having a heck of time. He had a death grip on the hand rail
and seemed to have trouble getting his legs to work right. She told
him she was going to call an ambulance, but he told her no, he wasn't
in any pain and just wanted to have his breakfast.
even the first step, so they called an ambulance for him. A couple
hours later she called the hospital to see how he was doing.

Sunday, January 18, 2026
Frisco Easter Spring Butterfly Dog Toy Review
Frisco Easter Spring Butterfly Fetch Squeaky Tennis Ball Dog Toy for Medium to Large dogs is so darn cute, you'll debate whether to give it to your dog or not!! LOL
A squeaker adds noisy fun that triggers your pup’s prey instinct to keep them focused.
Helps encourage the exercise and mental stimulation dogs need to stay healthy, happy, and free from boredom.
This winking yellow butterfly tennis ball plush from Frisco by Chewy features an adorable winking face, soft, pastel-colored plush wings with yellow spots, all topped off with a pair of plush antennae. The interior squeaker and crinkly wings provide sound and texture for games of tossing, fetching, and chasing, triggering your dog’s prey instinct by adding noisy fun to their favorite games. The natural bounce also ups the appeal, so they get the exercise they need to stay healthy, stimulated and free from boredom
A Good Time For All
I need to get more!
We had a little battle royal going on. As soon as all 4 of my dogs saw it and heard the squeaker they stole it from one another! LOL.
It's been rainy and yucky outside so the Frisco Squeaky Butterfly for inside was just the thing they needed to expend some of that couped up energy. The colors are nice and bright.
Not only were the dogs entertained , we were also while watching the tug-o-wars and stealing back and forth. What a great afternoon it was.
Available at chewy.com
Sunday, January 4, 2026
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Saturday, April 1, 2023
Growing and Crafting with Herbs
Growing herbs is easy and fun.
Here are some tips for growing and simple ways to use or
preserve your homegrown herbs.
Rosemary is a shrub with fragrant evergreen needle like leaves and will bloom blue flowers along the stems.
Rosemary is best planted in the spring and likes to grow in a sunny spot. A well draining sandy or loamy soil is best. Rosemary is drought tolerant when established.
There are a quite of different ways to use Rosemary. Such as making potpourri, a wreath, add to a floral spray, drink in tea, cooking and more.
*Tip* Make a brush with fresh Rosemary sprigs by tying the ends. Use to add sauce to meat while barbequing. You'll not only brushing on your sauce/marinade but adding Rosemary flavor also.

Lemon Verbena is a flowering shrub with sprawling branches. Lemon Verbena prefers warm weather. Plant your Lemon Verbena in the spring in fertile soil.
The fragrant slender leaves can be used in a variety of ways. The strong lemony scent bodes well in herbal sachets, bath bombs, soaps and cooking.
The Bay Tree has large, pointed oval leaves that are deep, glossy green. Plants prefer partial shade but will tolerate full sun. The Bay prefers average garden soil.
Having pliable branches Bays are perfect for making wreaths, swags, even crowns.
*TIP* Bay trees are easily propagated. Bay Tree propagation begins by taking cuttings, do this in summer when the wood is green and pliable. Take three or so cuttings at least 6'' long. You want the cutting to be firm but the wood should be easy to bend. Strip off all leaves from each cutting except the top two or three. Dip stems in rooting hormone and place in small pots. within a couple of months you should have rooted cuttings. Give them an easy tug, if you feel resistance you have roots!
Grow sage in the mild weather of spring or fall in well draining soil with lots of sunlight.
Easily repel mosquitoes by tossing a few sage branches into your outdoor fire. They make excellent smudge bundles, wreaths, herbal sachets, place down the center of your dining table for a fragrant centerpiece base, soaps, decorate candles and more.
*TIP* Herbs are easy to grow. Most like full to partial sun, Semi-moist soil (meaning they can dry out between watering's), and they like to be trimmed. Trimming not only makes them more compact, but gives you trimmings to cook with.
Mint plants grow quickly and should be planted in the spring in a damp, moist area with well-draining soil. Mint likes a spot that's in either full sun or part shade. Its small white or purple summer blooming flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Mint makes for very fresh and stimulating bath teas, herbal swags, candles, and soaps. dried and crumbled on your carpet, then vacuumed up yields a fresh scented room.
*TIP* Mint loves to spread! Before you know it you will have a good patch of mint. To keep it in bounds, plant in a container to contain roots. Be sure to pinch off any flower buds you see. If you let them flower, seeds will form which is another way they sprout and spread easily.

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