Tiramisu

I can't get over how beautiful the DuBois Mansion was.

Look at that giant house on the left in photo #3. Is that still there? That house is awesome.

I have a laundry question. How do you wash a new baseball type shirt (where the body is white and the sleeves are red) without the new red bleeding onto the white?

A one year subscription to a publishing company for $2.90 I wonder if it was a newspaper or a magazine.

I didn't have the ingredients and I needed to wash my work uniform quickly so I bought a tiny bottle of All for $3.99. Wow...do I notice the perfume after months and months of using the home made stuff. Hubby made a batch the very next day. I could smell the towels washed in All out in the yard while they were hanging on the clothesline.

We've done catch and release before....at least six times. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004RAMT

Anyone know where this would be?

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Yes. There are a couple yellow iris to the left of the bush. On the day or two before the 4th of July the asiatic lillies bloom in that box too.

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Oooo...that second one is gorgeous! I have asiatic lilies that bloom for the 4th of July every year.

Did you notice the telephone poles in the last photo? lol!

Most people say I'm....crummy. ;D

Hotel DuBois from the other side.

Same view five years earlier.

These building actually look the same. I know right where this is. A postcard stamp was one cent. And it was mailed to Brockwayville.

This is the only place I found one. http://www.amazon.com/DELUXE-SCHOOL-MEMORIES-KEEPSAKE-SCRAPBOOK/dp/B000NHWJ22

LOL! And add leeks to make them cry.

When we went to camp on Friday this bush seemed to be a hot favorite....lol!

My laundry soap just ran out on April 2nd! From being made on February 21st. And it cost less than three dollars to make. We made another one the very next day.

Don't you wonder WHAT they were THINKING when they destroyed that?

I counted nine tulip tips peeking out so far. I can't wait!

Mine bloomed today!