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You're a woman after my own heart. Things like this fascinate me no end. It's nice to find a subject which I can share with others too!

Thank you for commenting.

I love pages like this about old customs and culture.

Dustytoes thanks for droping by. I found myself looking through seed catologs this weekend dreaming of the spring growing season and warmer days.
Ah yes, the collapsible containers are a great way to lessen the clutter in the garage, Pop them open fill them with leaves or grass clippings. Then empty them into a compost bin or set them on the curb for the recycle truck to pick up.
After you are finished with your lawn or garden clean up project, simply collaps the handy recyclible container and put it away under a shelf, or hang it on the wall out of your way.
Thanks for stoping by and sharing your thoughts, be well and make it a great day, Mike

Thanks, Katie...so am I...came way to close to losing my best friend...thanks for sharing!

I love your modern bedroom decorating ideas, I'm working on a few myself, children's but oh how exciting the new options in home decorating. I look forward to sharing more ideas back and forth. :) Katie

Welcome. Good to see you on Wizzley. :)

Oh so true, life does get in the way of time with friends and yet it is vital to keep the bonds strong, keep the faith and never let go. What a beautiful testimony, life is good, God is Good, so happy you are BOTH well and together sharing life's moments. :) Katie

SidewalkPhilospher, Headed there now, Thanks :)

Thanks I'm a wee bit Irish myself, mostly Scot, I was wondering about the drink aspect of the elbow... Much Success, I know you're going to like it here.

I am going to need a new lawnmower this Spring so thought I'd check out this page. I like that Husqvarna you mention, and thank you for the tips. Those collapsible gardening containers look interesting as well... now I need to save up for Spring!

"All power to your elbow" - the best explanation on the net =
It basically means, "Well done for doing that, good health to continue doing it and may you keep on getting better and better at it."
Why "to your elbow"?
Being an Irish saying, of course, it has nothing at all to do with the drink.
It began as a shout of praise to the musician and an exhortation to greater musical achievement and excellence.
???Perhaps the musician was a fiddle player????

Thanks for stopping by, girls! Enjoyed meeting you!!

Hi, I love the south, and look forward to leaning more about sidewalk philosophy, got a bench on that sidewalk? Lets set down and stay a while :) Katie