If you are a blogger and an avid participant to memes, you will always have an eye for things around you that you can share for different letters every Wednesday. I spotted some of the entrance (enter) and exit signs in some of the establishments that we passed by last weekend. Eye Center, Bob Evans, and Environmental Drilling Solutions are few of them that I've seen and captured.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Performer
If you are a music performer, you always want to make sure that the stage lighting will highlight the performance and won't interfere with how you perform on the stage. This is crucial especially if you are performing in a big stage as the crowd wants to be able to see their idol and you want to make sure that you are giving what the fans wants, and that's to see a glimpse of you! I always think that musician has a very easy job but I think that it is more than that. They do have so many things going on and so many things to consider when performing live on the stage.
Jigsaw Puzzles as Wall Decor
One of the many things that we enjoy doing as a family is putting together a jigsaw puzzles. We have so many puzzles at home and we invested time on the big ones that I thought, why not put them in frames. I finally hanged them on our basement wall yesterday.
Below are the individual titles of each set.
1. Playing with the Wind was completed on December 26. It took us three days to complete this. Not the entire 24 hour though, we only work on these during our family times.
2. Stone Ground Corn Mill was completed sometime last year. I forgot to write it down. I couldn't find a big frame for it so I used a cardboard box to mount the whole ting in.
3. Family Sunset was completed in March 4, 2012. This one only took us 1 day to complete.
4. Good Little Shepherds was completed on March 2, 2012. It took us two days to complete this one.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Roses made of Soap
I've seen this box of roses at Dollar Tree. They are air freshener and made out of soap! Pretty neat isn't it? Not only that it's pretty, it also smells so good!
Labels:
home decorating
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Nothing Keeps Cool Like a Polar Bear - Sticky Post
I can't wait till this Winter or Flu season is over. I am so ready for Summer. For me, Summer is the great season of all. You can have fun outside and not contain inside the house. My family love outdoor adventure so whenever it's Winter, we are bummed out. We still try to go out and have fun with the snow but it's risky doing that as the chance of having a cold and catching a sickness is very high. Right now, my daughter can't go to school because she caught and nasty bug. She's been sick for three days now and I feel so bad for her.
On the lighter note, I am very happy and excited that I was given a chance to work with Polar Bear. The said company has different collection of Polar Bear Coolers (as shown in the photo below). They are available in different sizes and colors.
I chose the 24 Pack Red (as I love the color red). My husband wants the blue one but I insit that we should get the red one lol.
Here is their product's description (copied from the website).
Cooler Specs
All Polar Bear Coolers are made the same. There is only one style. It comes in 4 different sizes and a number of different colors and may be called a boat cooler or golf cooler, but they are all made the same and they all meet the following characteristics.
- Heavy duty luggage grade 1000 denier nylon outer shell.
- Specialized open cell foam air trap design.
- Leak proof / Sweat proof Dura-Temp liner.
- Heavy duty #8 weatherized rubber-coated zipper.
- Padded shoulder strap.
- Side release buckles, heavy duty built to last.
- Side pocket with rubber coated zipper.
- Velcro wrap around handle.
- Zipper pull-tab / bottle opener.
- Will keep ice for at least 24 hours in 100-degree heat.
- Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Thanks a lot Polar Bear! Cooler is a must have during summer time and please bear this in mind, Nothing Keeps Cool Like a Polar Bear.
Disclaimer: Product mentioned above was received for free in exchange of an honest review. No monetary compensation has transpired in this article.
Organizing Nuts and Screws
My husband always calls his Dad every afternoon when he gets home from work. He feel bad that his Dad no longer drives which is must be very hard for him. He told my husband that he has been cleaning his garage and organizing all the t-nuts and screws that he finds. He said that my husband can take all of them and stock it in our garage just in case he need them. He keep telling us that he feel like he won't be staying any longer, which is very sad. I hope it's not the case.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Dining Room
This is our dining room. The former owner of the house turned one of the bedrooms into a formal dining area. We only use it when there is a party at home which is very seldom. We are planning to turn it into a bedroom again if we can't find a new home that would accommodate the four of us. We have a big kitchen so we really don't need a dining room so let's wait and see what we come up next.
Labels:
dining room,
home
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Wellness Check Up
These photos were taken at the doctors office when I took my daughter to their pediatrician for a wellness check up last December (2012). I hope that you are having a joyful Christmas.
When I was in College, one of my Theology teacher would always shorten some words like Christian into X-tian, Christmas into X-mas, and Christ into Xt. It seems wrong but I liked it as it made it easier for me to take down notes.
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Asian-Inspired
When we were in South Korea, hubby and I purchased some Asian decors such as framed Japanese ladies made, four-season Asian flowers, vases and more. When we came back here, I hanged them in our hallway walls.
When it comes to decorating, I go as my eyes pleases. Sometimes I put things in a place and then the next day, I removed them. Just like the decors I put on top of the piano.I replaced them with these.
The other side of our hallway wall.
So there it goes, our Asian-Inspired walls.
Labels:
home decorating
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