Name 3 Things You Did Or Will Do Today

[BoundlessLove]

I helped with the side of the house.
I was interviewed by a deputy regarding the previous situation.
I will try to get rid of this developing cough. I can’t have it!!

Praying you can get rid of it!

 

[Evadig]

Praying you can get rid of it!

Thank you so much!

 

[Love Donkeys]

And there's always that hidden gem. My current house looked "okay" on paper, but when I stood on that beautiful old porch, I was sold! We've been here almost 25 years now, and I STILL love my old porch!

When we found this place we didn't care what the house looked like, it can be repaired or replaced. What we were looking at was the land. The land is where a farm makes it's income. Like you said, there's always a hidden gem and it's different for everyone.

 

[muddy75]

I’m having my coffee
I will go to work
I will go to bed early tonight

 

[thecatumbrella]

I woke up too early.
I'm holding down the fort today (not a tall order).
I'll prep a gift for my BIL.

 

[Sally PB]

I'm going to make yogurt today.
I think I'll do a load of laundry.
The rest of my day is negotiable.

 

[azurbanclucker]

* Need to complete and schedule 4 annual reviews for staff.
* Need to look at the wiring on the bug and figure out why the brake lights are suddenly on all the time.
* Need to drop a couple packages at the post office.
* Need to scout locations for senior pics for #3.

 

[Love Donkeys]

My hubby and I hold hands and he always says, "I got ya"

We've been holding hands since we were 15!

OMG, that's over 63 years! Boy, time sure does fly!

 

[MROO]

Mine is a Singer Touch n' Sew 2. I've had it repaired a couple of times. Last year I brought it to a store in Boaz and had them go through it and replace any worn parts. Boy, that machine is heavy to move around.

When I wanted to trade in my then 20-year-old Golden, the dealer would only give me $30 credit on it. I figured I could sell it myself for twice that, so I took it to my go-to repairman for a quick tune-up. He strongly advised me to keep it, saying that "these old machines might as well be cast iron. They last forever." Was he ever right! With minor maintenance and regular cleaning, my 55-year-old Singer is still running strong. With the original hard case and all the accessories (including the book,) I was recently offered $350 for it. I turned him down with no reservations. That old machine is my tried-and-true workhorse and a treasured piece of my childhood!