Our Granddaughter was over and we made Easter centerpieces. I saw a clip of inspirational center pieces on Facebook and it looked so easy. Just to let you know ours look nothing like that, but we had fun. That's what is important.
I'm using my Easter placemats I bought last Fall at an estate sale. People were passing them up and going for the Halloween and Christmas stuff. I hope to find some Christmas placements this summer.
This last week I bought two shelves for the green house at an estate sale for about $5.00 a piece (the tall one is one of them). It was the last day of the sale so everything was 75% off. I now have four shelves but two of them I paid way too much money for. It pays to wait.
My peppers from last year's garden succombed to the fridge/freezer mess so I bought more at Sam's for like 92 cents a pepper. There were six large ones in a bag. I chopped them up and put them in the freezer and we will have enough to do us till pepper season in the garden come Fall.
I also roasted some garlic, just a tad, mind you, to see how long to keep them in the oven. It was too long and that was a disaster. I'll try the garlic again after Easter.😓
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4 comments:
Those are very cute. Happy Easter.
Those are my favorite types of shelves, and we have several of them here. They are so good and sturdy, you were smart to wait for the 75% off sale.
Have a wonderful Easter Cheryl.
There was so much left on that 75% off day...I'm glad I've found those shelves Belinda. I'm going to Spring Clean or hire it done as long as I'm able.
Have a great day.
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