What we did on
Columbus Day . . .
 
A near-dead tree, a $39 chain saw, and a sunny autumn day
in Maryland added
up to a long afternoon of work. Cutting the tree down is only
the start of the job. Chopping it up once it's felled is the real
back-breaker. You hate to cut any tree down, but it was mostly
rotted and was a real danger to fall on the house, or possibly
on the power line to the house.
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Puppets
& Dummies
Over the years, the Maher workshop has handled repairs, renovation,
and restoration of figures and puppets of nearly every make. They
also feature a variety of products and services for ventriliquists.
This is a fascinating website.
http://www.maherstudios.com/repair.htm
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For
the Friend who has Everything
Why not give him a $20 paperweight filled with kangaroo poop? Seriously.
You can even buy it by the jar. Like the website says: "Uniquely
Australian in the true sense of the word - it's a no bullshit product.
It's 100% unleaded, organic, recycled and biodegradable. No additives
and no preservatives just pure essence of kangaroo." Kangaroo
poop not your cup of tea? How about Koala poop earrings?
http://www.roopooco.com/prd_roo.htm |
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