Ela La Salle

Awesome bags and ideas
I'll add few picks of mine. Fabrics came from fabric stores that are no longer in existence and from a free rack at my local thrift shop (it's crazy how much fabrics get thrown away whether clothing, bed sheet, pants and so on).
I've made many but gave them away and kept those. There are more in the making I plan to donate to that same thrift shop once I have more time to sew them.

I've never heard funerals going out of business...This could be one job that  AI could not do. Somewhat morbid? I don't thinks so

Ben Zumeta wrote:Statistics indicate whitewater boating is similarly dangerous to driving. Similarly, alcohol and other coordination and risk assessment impairing drugs, low light conditions, and bad weather increase the risk for both similarly. Learning how to drive or paddle safely, and identifying when it is not safe to do either, is also an effective way to reduce risk. I would not want to force anyone onto whitewater who doesn’t want to try it, but the drive to the put-in is as dangerous as most boating trips get.

I beg to differ. I have breaks and steering wheel to my disposal in my car. No such things on a "paddle boat" Sorry, I just had to say it

Definitely an interesting post to read. Thank you for typing ALL of this.
I won't dispute/agree/disagree with the information.
However, for me, I prefer Rosa Rugosa only. Petals and hips. I use petals to make "jam" (by using special ceramic bowl and lots of elbow grease, no blender/mixer), and dry petals for making tea in Winter.
Hips (dehydrated) for tea or something between clear jelly and a  "jam".
Many other roses, while may be tasty in some format, loose taste after being processed and only look pretty, are fragrant but come short on taste, if any. I haven't tried every rose there are in existence of course.  Just many different variety (wild and garden). That's all I know. So... I keep with those that work for me

Nope! I'm a "small row-boat girl" LOL
I leave "adrenaline junkies"  to their own fate. Maybe...just maybe because I can't really swim. I can lay on water but crazy rapids are for crazy people in my mind.
I mean no offence!

Hmm... as many recipes as there are potatoes LOL
I like potatoes in any form. However, my favorite (hard to pick) would be new, small, boiled, freshly pick red potatoes with tons of butter and  tons of finely chopped dill.
I've had a bad luck growing them 2 seasons in a row  (small yield) so I didn't bother this year.
The strange thing I noticed for the past few months, is that if I buy them from grocery stores, regardless of variety, are green while peeling !? They look normal, until I peel them. All have green color as if exposed to sunlight. Just can't win! Taste crappy too.

I do the same as Dennis Barrow  using leaf blower LOL. I don't bother taking the hose outside.  I just  unscrew  90 degree stove pipe elbow attached to dryer with self tapping screws, and screw it back in the same holes. I vacuum lint collector often. I don't have much lint as  I religiously do that twice a year (Spring and late Fall).

I don't know anything about oven hood filters. Had 2 of those and found them useless and a pain to clean (ended up always being sticky anyway. Ugh), so I wow never to bother with those contraptions

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I had similar problem but with white rubber on same glass jar type you have. I used Goo Gone by placing jar upside down on a small glass plate filled with Goo Gone, let sit for few minutes, wiped off with paper towel. Repeated same for the lid. Washed the jar, put a new rubber on, and it's fine.
Goo Gone came in a box with other items I bought few years back at a yard sale. It turned out to be useful . Who knew