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Spit and Glue
http://www.spitnglue.com
A descriptive, and candid look at the daily challenges faced by two women living in and caring for an 18th Century, two acre, hand-built farm house in rural Georgia. Oy!
- Added on: Jul 6th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: keri dito
- Listed in: Home and Garden Home Improvement
- Tags: painting property Maintenance lawn deck plumging
Recent Posts
The Hens Huddle!
There's a problem that underlies writing about rural life. While the natural beauty of one's surroundings is fun to describe for a time, after a while it becomes difficult to do without being redundant. After all, how much can one say about the grass...
Before And After!
Amazing how much good a little paint will do for almost any surface. The small room we just finished used to house this white, high-boy dresser (below to the right) a not-so-good before photo. Sis painted it black, added new hardware and we moved it ...
The Little Room that Couldn\'t!
So this is the old window seat in the little room we've been painting, before picture. As you can plainly see, it needed a couple of coats of paint. I knew this would be so cute all spruced up, and once again, for the first time, I was right. All in ...
A Change in Stripes!
Handcrafted by none other than Sis, this number is a great look for any canine who doesn't wish to be mistaken for a deer. Amazing what a small change in colors can do for one's longevity, particularly during the fall hunting season. The smart bitc...
"Divy It Up Amongst You"
That run on words won't mean a lot to most of you, but anyone who's old enough to remember The Soupy Sales Show will recognize the saying. Okay, maybe not, but I can be positively sure both my sisters will remember it. Soupy used to say it all the ti...
Jute Mat!
Last week Thursday Sis found a small rug online, available locally, and at a great price. She'd been looking for something to replace a larger, more formal Oriental number that occupied the spot directly under the dining room table for some time. Rea...
