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The Road to the Wedding Cake

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Mira, on 04/19/2016

Tasco Essentials Compact Binoculars, A Review

These are just right for me, they're small and lightweight.

candy47, on 04/18/2016

Tasco Essentials Compact Binoculars, A Review

I have my dads military field glasses and they are cumbersome. I know that I would prefer Compact Binoculars, thanks for the great product review

Sgolis, on 04/18/2016

Aliens and Crop Circles

I have heard of crop circles, and things like this are fascinating. I suspect most are intentional, others may be attributed to wind patterns but who knows?

blackspanielgallery, on 04/18/2016

How to Cook Spaghetti Squash

I'm glad you had a pleasant memory Brenda marie.

candy47, on 04/18/2016

How to Get Rid of Mice Naturally

Peppermint plant is a great idea! Lots of uses for it too.

candy47, on 04/18/2016

How to Cook Spaghetti Squash

make me think of my grandmother, she would make all the time

Brenda marie, on 04/18/2016

How to Get Rid of Mice Naturally

I will definitely try the tumble dryer sheets. That's marvellous. Ty so much. I have put a peppermint plant in the laundry and sprayed the floor with peppermint oil in water too.

Veronica, on 04/18/2016

Why Write on Wizzley?

The time your affiliate code is up goes up at 50 and again at 100. I believe it goes from 50% if the time to 55% then to 60%.

blackspanielgallery, on 04/18/2016

How to Get Rid of Mice Naturally

I'm glad these remedies worked for you too Veronica! I don't want to kill the mice, I just want to send them outside where they belong.

candy47, on 04/18/2016

How to Get Rid of Mice Naturally

I have been using the peppermint oil as Candy suggested. My house is over 100 years old. The peppermint oil has been effective but the idea of magnets with tumble dryer sheets is ideal as I get mice in the Laundry at the back of the house. Ty ...

Veronica, on 04/18/2016

How to Get Rid of Mice Naturally

Peppermint oil is especially good in the kitchen as opposed to ammonia or mothballs.

candy47, on 04/18/2016

The post World War 2 kitchen

John Bartlett I have trawled through my resources, asked some of the older generation and looked through the newspaper archives ; nowhere can I find any reference to a slang or nick name for whale meat. Maybe the term to which you refer was ...

Veronica, on 04/18/2016

Why Write on Wizzley?

I have 41 Wizzles. Do I get a higher paying scale after 50 pages on Wizzley? If so that will be my new goal at Wizzley.

paperfacets, on 04/18/2016

The post World War 2 kitchen

Macon was an attempted substitute for bacon that the government tried to promote .It was mutton smoked as bacon is. It never became popular.

frankbeswick, on 04/18/2016