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I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this blender. It seems sturdier than the Cuisinart variety and I appreciate the clean styling. Chops well! The lime-apple green color is so refreshing!...
Chop low vegetables, herbs and nuts in a snap with this functional Food Chopper from KitchenAid. This food processor features modern styling, a 3.5-cup BPA-free bowl, durable stainless steel blades, and one-touch operation.
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ITEM#: 14768112Chop low vegetables, herbs and nuts in a snap with this functional Food Chopper from KitchenAid. This food processor features modern styling, a 3.5-cup BPA-free bowl, durable stainless steel blades, and one-touch operation.
- Brand: KitchenAid
- Type: Food processor
- Color option: Green apple
- Finish: Glossy
- Style: Modern
- Settings: Chop and puree
- Capacity: 3.5 cups
- Included items: Base, stainless steel blade, 3.5-cup BPA free bowl and lid
- Dimensions: 9 inches high x 5 inches wide x 6 inches long
- Model: kfc3511GA
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Sturdy and stylish
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this blender. It seems sturdier than the Cuisinart variety and I appreciate the clean styling. Chops well! The lime-apple green color is so refreshing!Read More
Mighty little food chopper
The apple green is a fun color but frankly, any color would do. The chopper has a lot of "get up and go>' Perfect for my needs.Read More
Perfect size
This size has been perfect for those little chopping jobs when you do not want to haul out the full size food processor. The color of this makes it lovely to leave out and brighten up the kitchen with its limeness.Read More
This was a great refurbished present to myself. I love the color!!!! Love great chopper!!! I am happy!!!!!!!!!Read More
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Food Processor Buying Guide
What exactly can you use a food processor for? It can be confusing to know what you're supposed to do with all the different attachments. It seems simpler to just keep using your old blender to do whatever it is a food processor does. A food processor is so much more than just a mixer. When you use your food processor, you'll save time, kitchen space and dishes. Another perk to these food processors is the wide variety of colors and finishes available. Not only will you create amazing food; you'll also get the option of matching your food processor to your picture perfect kitchen. It may seem a bit intimidating at first to have so many options, but once you get to know your food processor, you'll find that it is more than just a vegetable chopper. Don't let your uncertainty keep you from investing in a quality food processor for your kitchen.
KitchenAid Appliances Fact Sheet
Not only are KitchenAid appliances well made and long lasting, they are also great looking. When choosing small appliances for your kitchen, why not opt for the best-looking ones -- especially when they also have the best quality? KitchenAid appliances perform well even in high-pressure cooking situations, such as Thanksgiving dinner. Here are some facts about Kitchenaid that will help guide you as you explore their line of quality appliances, including stand mixers, food processors, induction cooktops, and more.
Top 5 Quick Recipes to Make in a Food Processor
Want to enjoy a home-cooked meal, but feel like you never have time to make it? Food processors are one of those great time-saving inventions that many have yet to employ. From pizza dough to salad dressings, from chopped vegetables to morning power drinks, food processors can cut preparation time in half. And specialty models can double as a blender or offer more attachment options for increased efficiency. Get started using a food processor with these quick and easy recipes.
FAQs about Kitchen Shelves
While cupboards, cabinets and pantries are used to store food, it's often hard to find storage in your kitchen for extra items, such as wine bottles and electronic food processors. Rather than stuffing your kitchen cupboards to the point of bursting, use extra kitchen shelves to store or display extra items. When you begin looking for kitchen shelves, consider space, function and material. Look below to find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about kitchen shelves.
Top 5 Kitchen Appliances You Don't Have
You consider your kitchen well-stocked with a shiny new microwave, a top-of-the-line blender and a high-end food processor, but don't put away that wish list just yet. Some modern appliances are so new that you may have not had the chance to learn about their amazing features. Others are a big improvement over their older counterparts. These five appliances are desirable additions to any modern kitchen.
Kitchen Tools You May Not Know Your Restaurant Needs
You know your restaurant's kitchen needs the right equipment to produce food quickly and without difficulty, but are there tools that could make your staff's work easier? These kitchen supplies could be the difference between a kitchen that serves food quickly and one that struggles to get plates to tables. Look for these commercial-grade kitchen tools if you need to ensure consistent results from your kitchen.
FAQs about Food Storage
Whether you are setting up an emergency supply of food or simply stocking your pantry with kitchen storage items, it's important to know how long the different foods in your kitchen storage last as well as methods to increase their shelf life. Preparing foods as directed and storing them properly not only maintains the quality of the product; it also helps you avoid food poisoning. Read on for answers to your questions about food storage.
What to Store in a Kitchen Cart
Including a handy kitchen cart with your other kitchen furniture will keep you organized and help your everyday kitchen activities go smoothly. Kitchen carts provide extra space for food preparation and serving; once you're done, or need some extra space, just wheel it out of the way. This versatile piece of kitchen furniture will keep your kitchen in line. All you have to decide is how to best optimize your kitchen cart. Keep reading for ideas on what to store in a kitchen cart.
Kitchen Utensils Buying Guide
Food preparation is a big part of cooking, and having the right kitchen utensils for each job is vital. There are many different utensils out there to choose from, and the kitchen utensils you select will have a huge impact on your preparation time and frustration level in the kitchen. You'll want to stock your kitchen with basic cooking essentials first and invest in the right specialty kitchen utensils later. This kitchen utensils buying guide explains your options to save you time and frustration now as well as later.
How to Update Your Kitchen Cabinets
The appearance of your kitchen cabinets can make a lasting impression to friends and guests. Cabinets are more than just a place to store your dishes and food. Your kitchen cabinets can set the whole tone of your kitchen. Don't let the thought of renovating your kitchen furniture stress you out. Out-of-date cabinets are easy to update. If your kitchen needs a makeover, keep reading for ideas on how to update your kitchen cabinets.
How to Make Charoset for Passover
Preparation for Passover involves a lot of time in the kitchen. The Jewish holiday not only involves a thorough cleaning of the kitchen; it also requires special foods for the Seder feast and separate cookware and dishes that you don't use during the rest of the year. The foods of the Seder plate are symbolic and include bitter herbs to help emphasize the bitterness of slavery and a mixture of fruit, nuts, and wine called "charoset" to recall the mortar used by Hebrew slaves in the Pharaoh's construction projects. Charoset (also spelled haroset) is one of the most popular foods served at Passover meals.
Foods Your Dog Cannot Eat
Many of the foods you eat and enjoy every day are actually unsafe for your dog. Pets have different digestive and metabolic systems from humans, what's healthy for you isn't always healthy for Fido. Feeding your dog table scraps is never a good idea, no matter how hard he turns on the puppy dog eyes, but there are certain foods that are more dangerous than others. The following list covers some of the more common -- and most dangerous -- foods that you should avoid feeding to your dog.
How to Choose a Romantic Food Basket
You have many occasions to give romantic gifts, and food baskets are great options when you want to spoil someone special with delicious treats and snacks. Gourmet food baskets come in many varieties to suit a range of holidays and tastes. They are wonderful surprises on Valentine's Day, anniversaries, and every important relationship occasion. When choosing food baskets as gifts, take note of the recipient's favorite treats. To find the perfect romantic gift basket for someone special, consider his or her tastes and the message you want to send.
How to Work Power Foods into Your Diet
You are what you eat. We've all heard the old adage -- and while there's little chance that eating too much turkey will make you sprout feathers, there is some truth to the oft-repeated saying. It's no secret that there is a strong correlation between your diet and your health. Some foods pack a nutritious punch, offering energy, immunity, and protection against disease. Others can negatively affect your energy and brain in ways you may not have realized. Here are some of the best "power" foods for your body and how to incorporate them into your daily diet.
Tips on Buying Apple Kitchen Decor
Give your home a fresh, laid-back vibe when you buy apple kitchen decor. With the right apple decorations for your walls and a few apple-patterned storage containers and decorative pieces to display, you'll be able to achieve the stylish kitchen decor you want with the following suggestions. Read on for tips on buying apple kitchen decor.
Green Kitchen Buying Guide
They say the kitchen is the heart of a home, but in many homes, it's also the biggest source of energy waste. Kitchen lighting, refrigeration and cooking consume about 41.5 percent of the total home energy use; add space heating, cooling, and water heating to that total, and you'll see your kitchen is quite the energy hog. Creating an eco-friendly kitchen includes your choice of appliances, but it also goes beyond that; the floors, paint, pots and pans, and other kitchen items you use can make your kitchen eco-friendly as well.
Tips on Buying Mixers
What's your kitchen style? Are you a baker who whips up cakes and pies from scratch? Do you make homemade bread and pasta? Or have you never met a boxed cake mix you didn't like? The way you cook and the food you like to eat will determine the best mixer for your kitchen. Follow these tips to make sure the one you buy meets your needs and your tastes.
Types of Kitchen Scales Fact Sheet
Many recipes call for measurement of ingredients by weight rather than volume. In this case, you'll need a kitchen scale to help you measure ingredients accurately. While it is possible to estimate weight using volume measurements, the more accurate you measure, the better. Food scales can also be useful for people on special diets. There are multiple styles of kitchen scales available on the market. To find the right kitchen scale for you, read the following fact sheet and learn more about the different types of kitchen scales.
Great Occasions for Sending Food Baskets
A yummy food basket filled to the brim with delicious treats offers a wonderful way to show someone you are thinking of him. Although this type of gift basket has earned a reputation as a corporate gift, likely due to broad appeal and shopping ease, a food basket is perfect for so much more than business occasions. Food baskets are available in many different sizes and themes, and they are a great way to acknowledge a special day with practicality and fun.
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Food baskets are a popular choice of gift baskets on anniversaries, birthdays, holidays and corporate events. Gourmet gift baskets filled with snacks and food gifts can be shared with several people and are easy to ship to everyone on your list. If you want to have gift baskets delivered to your friends, family members or work associates, you can choose from several different types of food gift baskets that are appropriate for any occasion.
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Let Susie Lau brighten up your Monday with some top-notch print-mixing: The blogger pairs a Shrimps faux-fur coat with a knit ensemble from House of HAD and patterned sneakers from Mother of Pearl.
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A little snow won't put a damper on Natalie Joos' #OOTD game. The blogger braves the elements to show off a wild pair of trousers, keeping warm all the while under a sensible, hooded coat.
Nothing makes us want to spring forward like a good old, eye-catching floral print. Leandra Medine has to layer hers with a knit sweater and skinny trousers, but the bright pattern will have its moment soon enough.
Nicole Warne doesn't have to wave a cab down: Her bright-yellow dress does the trick. On the last day of New York Fashion Week, the blogger -- intentionally or otherwise -- gave a nod to the Big Apple taxis with her #OOTD.
Fashion Month has moved across the pond to more moderate climates, so Natasha Ndlovu can get away with just a moto jacket as she hits the shows. The blogger borrows a few breakout trends from NYFW, though, channelling '70s chic in a fringed topper and suede miniskirt.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market is sagging at the close as investors weigh a slowdown in the U.S. economy and corporate earnings.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Tiger Woods never shot a score this high in his 1,267 official rounds as a pro.
NEW YORK (AP) - Rod McKuen, the husky-voiced "King of Kitsch" whose avalanche of music, verse and spoken-word recordings in the 1960s and '70s overwhelmed critical mockery and made him an Oscar-nominated songwriter and one of the best-selling poets in history, has died. He was 81.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. economy slowed in the final three months of 2014 as a big burst in consumer spending was offset by weakness in other areas.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The U.S. stock market is closing sharply higher after investors received encouraging news on corporate earnings and the jobs market.
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama will ask Congress to boost government spending by roughly 7 percent above current limits, the White House said Thursday, setting up a certain clash with Republicans who insist that federal spending must be held in check.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The chances of dying in a crash in a late-model car or light truck fell by more than a third over three years, and nine car models had zero deaths per million registered vehicles, according to a study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Republicans demanded wholesale change at the Justice Department Thursday as they questioned whether President Barack Obama's attorney general nominee, Loretta Lynch, would provide it.
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. officials say an independent commission is recommending broad changes to the military's retirement and health care systems that could save more than $20 billion over the next four years.
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - Indonesian investigators announced Thursday the co-pilot of the crashed AirAsia jet was in control when he struggled to recover the aircraft as stall warnings sounded.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Let's say President Barack Obama gets his way and high-speed Internet service providers are governed by the same U.S. regulations imposed on telephone companies 80 years ago.
ATLANTA (AP) - With the walloping Republicans gave Democrats in the midterm elections, the GOP stands one Louisiana Senate runoff away from completely controlling Southern politics from the Carolinas to Texas. Only a handful of Democrats hold statewide office in the rest of the Old Confederacy.
WASHINGTON (AP) - On the eve of Veterans Day, the Veterans Affairs Department announced a reorganization Monday designed to make it easier for veterans to gain access to the sprawling department and its many websites.
NEW YORK (AP) - US stocks edged higher on Monday, led by gains in health care stocks, keeping the market at record levels. Home builders got a lift after Toll Brothers said that its revenue rose 29 percent in the most recent quarter.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Postal Service said Monday it is the victim of a cyberattack and that information about its employees, including Social Security numbers, may have been compromised.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Postal Service said Monday it is the victim of a cyberattack and that information about its employees, including Social Security numbers, may have been compromised.
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SPRINGFIELD, Va. (AP) - Republican Ed Gillespie on Friday conceded the Virginia Senate race to the Democratic incumbent, Mark Warner, and said he would not seek a recount in the tight race even though state law entitled him to one.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Facing the future leaders of a Republican-controlled Congress, President Barack Obama pledged Friday to judge ideas in his final two years not by whether they come from Democrats or Republicans but by "whether or not they work."
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COLUMBIA CITY — By now Whitley County children have broken in their school shoes, eaten approximately 20 school lunches and turned in numerous homework assignments.
As the excitement of the new school year begins to wane, staff at Northern Heights Elementary School have come up with innovative ideas to keep children engaged in learning.
Marla Rubin is the elementary school's counselor. She has worked with Jacob Hoag, NHES principal, and other faculty to implement motivational tools for students.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Columbia City man pleaded guilty to burglary in Whitley County Circuit Court Monday.
Gabriel D. Auer, 35, was arrested in July and charged with burglary and theft.
As part of a plea agreement, Auer will have the theft charge dismissed by the court. Prosecutor Matt Rentschler also agreed to not pursue the habitual felon sentence enhancement option — which would have increased the sentence for Auer.
Burglary is a Class C felony and carries a sentencing range of two to eight years.
There was no stipulation in the plea agreement as to length of sentence.
Lois A. Sheets, 71, of Columbia City, died at 5:45 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2013 at Peabody Home, North Manchester, where she had been a resident since October 2012.
She was born April 11, 1942, in Sullivan County, a daughter of Cisco R. and Jeanette I. (White) May.
Her formative years were spent in Sullivan County. She graduated from Sullivan High School in 1960.
On June 10, 1961, she was united in marriage to Paul V. Sheets. They made their home in Larwill for a short time before moving to Columbia City. Mr. Sheets died Sept. 26, 2011.
Minnie Alice Farris, 92, of Fort Wayne, died at 6:34 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2013, at Visiting Nurse & Hospice Home where she was admitted last Friday.
She was born Oct. 17, 1920, in Harveysburg, Ohio, a daughter of Adam B. and Maude (Haines) Campbell. Her formative years were spent in Harveysburg.
On April 9, 1942, she was united in marriage to Raymon D. Farris. During Raymon's enlistment in the U.S. Army Air Corps they lived in Kentucky, California, New Mexico, New Jersey, Wisconsin and Utah.
Donald E. Crawford, 80, of Larwill, passed away at 3 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2013 at his home surrounded by his family.
Born Feb. 27, 1933, in Boone County, he was the son of Charles R. Crawford and Ruby F. (Kinkade) Crawford.
On June 16, 1970, he married Carolyn J. Darr in Lebanon. He was a custodian at Whitko Community Schools, retiring in 1995. He enjoyed spending time with his family, being outdoors, camping, hunting and fishing.
COLUMBIA CITY — As Columbia City residents north of U.S. 30 were yet again afflicted by low pressure and no water last week, officials are working toward a permanent solution to the problem.
The main issue is not a man-made problem, but instead a problem with the soil, according to Columbia City Water Department Superintendent Mike Dear.
"The soil conditions are very acidic right there. It's eating into the pipe," Dear said.
ROCHESTER — Whitko's boys tennis team lost to TRC-rival Rochester Tuesday.
The Zebras won 3-2.
Whitko picked up wins in No. 1 and No. 2 singles.
Tyler Baugher got a victory for the Wildcats at No. 1 singles, 6-2, 6-2. Blake Castle earned a straight-set win at No. 2 singles, 6-3, 7-5.
Cole Bechtold fell in three sets at No. 3 singles. The No. 1 doubles pair of Alex Robbins and Bailey Platt lost in straight sets, as did the No. 2 doubles team of Alex Bechtold and Reed Brace.
FORT WAYNE — Columbia City's girls golf team scored a win against a conference opponent with the Northeast Hoosier Conference Tournament on tap for later this week.
The Lady Eagles beat Norwell, 199-201 at Orchard Ridge Country Club.
Orchard Ridge is the site of the NHC Tournament this Saturday. With practice time for the tournament limited, both teams decided to play on the course.
With the win, Columbia City ends its conference dual slate with a 2-5 record.
In remembrance of September 11, 2001, the terrorist attacks on the U.S., public safety officials across the country are being honored today, Patriot Day.
The Post & Mail's special publication, "Emergency Personnel Salute", is inserted in today's newspaper.
Pictured, a group of Whitley County firemen raise a ladder at a local house fire.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Tri-Lakes woman's foray into Native American research has led to her joining up with a professional author for a book series.
Liz Martinez began her research approximately 20 years ago. She studied remedies used by Native cultures that would cure a variety of maladies.
Through this research, she became connected online with Karen D. Musson. Musson lives in southern Missouri and began writing a book series 10 years ago about 19th-century Native American life, particularly the Lakota Tribe.


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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
10/8/2012 (2 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Both cable and network television series are broadcasting series with more gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered characters than ever before. Among the major networks, ABC has the highest amount, with 10 out of 194, or 5.2 percent, of their regular characters identified as LGBT. Fox ranks second with six LGBT characters out of 118 total series regulars, or 5.1 percent.
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
10/8/2012 (2 years ago)
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Keywords: Lesbian, gay, transgendered, bisexual, characters, TV series
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - "It is vital for networks to weave complex and diverse story lines of LGBT people in the different programs they air," Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, or GLAAD President Herndon Graddick says.
"More and more Americans have come to accept their LGBT family members, friends, co-workers and peers, and as audiences tune into their favorite programs, they expect to see the same diversity of people they encounter in their daily lives."
On broadcast TV, gay male characters at 64 percent continue to outweigh female characters at 36 percent, including the transgender character Unique on "Glee."
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Before I get any math tutorials, or links to websites explaining how to measure in three dimensions...I know its not just about height and width when dealing with containers.
The question is, does anyone have any experience with differences in wicking between an earthtainer shaped container vs. a bucket? I am planning on using mostly buckets and maybe a few hydro style grow bags. From what I gathered from the thread on water movement and retention, the perched water table should be consistent from container to container using the same mix and wicking basket. I believe the example of a funnel upright and inverted was used in the main post.
Any thoughts on differences between the containers, mixes, wicking, etc.?
Other than the volume of the container, it would seem to me that as long as I dont crowd anything I should be able to stick with a 3:2:1 mix from the earthtainer in a bucket.


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Hi All, I have been lurking for a while and signed up to request your aid. We live in an older home and have been slowly renovating our way through it and we have finally reached the dreaded hall closet. This is where we need help, neither my wife nor I have any great ideas for designing a good storage system.
What we have:
-A hall closet measuring 42.5" wide x 38" deep x 96" tall.
-It is also raised off the floor by 4 inches so a reach in design is highly preferred.
What we need:
-Storage space for everything you would put in a hall closet. Everything from linen, cleaning supplies, the vacuum and broom, to board games and craft items.
What we don't need:
-Hanger rods, we just don't need it in this closet. We have a place in the laundry room we hang all of our out of season clothing.
I appreciate any and all help you can offer.
Thanks, Mike.
What kind of door is on the closet? Can you change the door as part of the renovation? How big is the opening to the closet?
It's hard to give suggestions without knowing more about the closet or seeing a picture. For instance, do you have bi-fold doors that open completely, allowing easy access to all parts of the closet, or is there a single, normal door, making it difficult to get to the sides of the closet?
Why is it raised 4 inches off the floor? Can that 4 inches be leveled? Might make the inside more accessible and therefore more efficiently used?
I would suggest you find a style of bin you like that could go on a shelf. Most would require probably a 15 inch deep shelf. Then plan to fill up the shelves (mostly) with the style bins that you like and label. Except leave vertical and horizontal wall space for vacuum...
One of the hardest parts will be to figure out how to store vacuum so you might consider that first before the bins - what part of it can be hung? Can attachments be put in a bin? Need to store bags in a bin? etc. This will take up a fair amount of room (at least it does in my closet) so that is reason I suggest starting here. Perhaps you can find one of those horizontal racks that allow you to clamp a broom/mop/vacuum cleaner hose in each individual clamp (maybe 4 or 5 clamps).
I don't think you have room for linens. what about using a rollout tray that fits under the bed? You can get one for each bed and put linens (probably room for extra towels depending on how many beds and maybe even table cloths/napkins?) I just saw this idea on the "neat" TV show that just started appearing on a local channel here on the subject of helping people organize. If you have a lot of linens, it might work well especially if there is a lid on the "tray" that slides under to keep out dust.
I'm in the process of dealing with these issues so will continue to pay attention here to see if I can find help - I'm thinking a "broom closet" needs to be dedicated pretty much to vacuum/broom/mop/bucket/dustPan/cleaningSupplies/a.c.Filters but maybe I'm wrong.
games can go in bins. Air conditioning filters go on top shelf?
I agree w/ not trying to wedge ALL of that in there; put bed linens by the beds they go on somehow. And I'd vote for board games somewhere else as well, if at all possible.
And seriously look into back-of-the-door solutions to make the most of the depth, and to create accessible compartments for often-used things or smaller items you want to be able to access easily (like vacuum cleaner bags).
Also consider shoe pockets or something on the side walls in front of the shelves.
If you're going to set the vacuum cleaner on the floor, then put stuff you don't use very often in the boxes behind them.
I agree w/ having a few wide shelves for wide, flat things.
And don't have TOO great of gaps for shelves--esp. w/ board games, you don't want to stack stuff too many items deep, because then you'll be discouraged from using stuff on the bottom.
I keep thinking of the idea of having custom wooden shelves/dividers, etc., so you could have a little "cubbyhole" for the vacuum with other shelves around it.
See the tower shelves here?http://www.marthastewart.com/267639/kids-closets
Put something like that in there, and then use the sides to attach shelves to. If you took the shelves out, maybe the vacuum would fit in the gap, and you could have shelves next to a tall empty space.
Here's another example of using bookcases/shelf towers to attach closet hardware to; you don't need the rod, you said, but you could attach brackets for shelves.
BUT ESPECIALLY look at this,
and the not-uniform cubbies created by the wooden dividers, esp. the vertical ones. (And if you're at all interested in this sort of thing, go look at the Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig videos on YouTube.)
You don't have to turn the WHOLE closet into something custom; but you could create ONE little custom-sized cubby for the odd-shaped thing (like the vacuum cleaner), and then rig up adjustable shelves on the rest.
And of course, Martha has left a lot of photogenic space in her design, etc. But you could easily put a lot more stuff in that space.
Re: the shelves: I always want to install those little strips w/ the slots, like they have in library bookshelves, in closets like these (since there is a left wall and a right wall, sort of like a bookcase) so the shelf supports don't really impinge on the storage space. (the rear-wall-mounted brackets are triangular-shaped, so you can't space the shelves as closely.
Once you decide what cleaning supplies you need, look into hooks, etc., to put on side walls or back of door.
Pegboard would be great on the sides of the closet in front of the shelves.
MikeAndHike--I ran across some things on Pinterest that made me think of you.
Let me know if you can't get into the site; I don't know if you need an invite anymore.
A wall of pegboard for cleaning utensils. this is shown on a wall in the laundry room, but you could do it on the back of a door or a side wall in the closet
This is a standalone dresser, but I'm showing it to you to show the difference in the spacing of shelves, etc. See how on one side the cubby is taller than the other side w/ its shelves? That's the sort of think I was thinking about for the vacuum cleaner (if it's a canister, a shorter opening; if an upright, a tall one)
asymmetrical sides of a storage area
Here's another example of custom cubbies of various heights and configurations. This is under the sink, but it's the general idea. Just scale up to fit your closet
custom cubbies of various heights & configs.
Another example of differently proportioned cubbies--again, in a smaller cabinet, but just scale up to leave a space for the vacuum cleaner, and then fill the rest w/ shelving.
differently proportioned cubbies
This has way too much open space in the middle, given that you want to store games, etc. But it shows a back-of-the-door set of pockets and hanging stuff on the wall.
back-of-the-door pockets
This is a rack mounted on the side of a bookcase, but it's actually designed to go on the back of a door. Nice big square baskets. And it's adjustable. You can get it at the Container Store. And you could conceivably put something like this on the wall in front of the shelves if you left a gap to set the vacuum cleaner in.
back-of-the-door rack
This uses even larger wire baskets to put stuff in (personally I'd space them a bit more closely so that I could get another basket on the door--you just need to leave enough headroom that you can actually get stuff out).
large wire baskets to wall or door mount
This one is dedicated to cleaning supplies, and you want to have more stuff in there than that, but it might give you ideas for storing stuff.
cleaning closet
And this classic--storing the bottles in the shoe pockets. If you don't have that much cleaning stuff, then other pockets could hold other stuff (flashlights, etc.). You can even put stuff like cleaning rags in there.
clear shoe pockets for cleaning bottles
Here's another back-of-the-door option--build a frame and put shelves in it. That could hold a lot of stuff, maybe even frequently used games.
back-of-the-door wooden bookcase
And here's an example of what I meant by mounting stuff on the side walls in the space in front of the shelves (if there is any)
spice racks mounted on side walls of pantry
Just think of what you'd want to put there--cleaning bottles? Card decks? Vacuum cleaner attachments? dust cloths?--and pick baskets or wooden boxes just big enough to hold them.
Or, if the shelves some all the way forward, you could still mount something like this on the side wall just below the shelf.


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March 1st was National Pig Day...
Take 'em or leave 'em. Pigs are cute, or not, but I have GOT to have bacon at least once in a while :)
You mean I missed out on eating everything in sight on March 1st! Darn!
That reminds me of 4-H auctions I've seen. I don't know hardly anything about the program but the prospect of raising one animal for slaughter doesn't feel right to me. Meat farmers don't do that so I don't see how that particular aspect of 4-H is teaching the future farmers without the pain of losing 'one' animal that gets a name. I don't attend the auction anymore as one time this young boy had a lamb up for auction and he was silently crying, but the tears were streaming down his face, while the auctioneer was talking about all the wonderful chops this spring lamb would make. I wanted to buy it to give it back to him, but it would have had the same fate anyway no doubt, as farm animals have to serve a purpose if it is how one makes their living. You can't keep feeding them and paying vet bills as if they were pets because they are not pets.
It is a struggle I deal with sometimes - wanting to be a vegetarian and loving meat too much. I spent 6 months as a vegetarian but I eventually had to have meat. That fake meat is not good except two types: Smart bacon is good on a BLT and the Morninstar soy crumbles are good in spagetthi sauce. I didn't eat any other 'fake' meat or cheese items after about a month and made all meals from fruit, beans, and mixtures of vegetables only. I drank chocolate soy milk as I can't stand the regular type (yuk).
Bacon is a huge weakness - what's not to love - fat and salt served extra crispy. I don't cook it often but when I do I can't stay out of it. I cook a pound, lean center cut, for two people and I keep coming back until it is gone, and only occasionally succeed in putting some in the fridge for later. 3 pieces of lean, drained bacon is 70 calories.
Did you know that pigs are smarter than dogs? They also can bite like heck and they are not dirty but like mud on their skin to keep off flies and sunburn.
What is up with National this and that days anyway? Is National Pig Day celebrated by not eating pork and paying homage to the pig, or by eating it? I'll tell ya, watch a slaughterhouse tape and you won't eat it for a while. I used to get crap from some people when I used to hunt deer. People, mostly women, calling me 'Bambi Killer' and I always had one question for them. Do you eat meat? If the answer was yes I would tell them at least I hunt my own food and don't feel good about myself by buying it in those neat little styrofoam packages. Where do these ninnys think it comes from? Picked off trees? Only a solid vegetarian can give me crap in that respect - the rest are bleeding heart hypocrits IMO.
Awwwwwwwwwwwww! I missed it! :-(
Please be aware that July 14th (Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm x 13 ! at that date :-) ..... ) Is the Mid-Atlantic Hermit Crab Challenge!
Here is a link that might be useful: Win, Lose or Claw! :-)
Who is Bernice? A hermit crab I take it, but who's hermit crab?
Poor crabs - out there in the sun and wind being mistreated. There are many 'pets' that ought to be banned from sale and the hermit crab is one of them! Sorry, I am anti exotic pets period. Very few people qualify to properly care for other than your basic dog or cat IMO. There is nothing worse than some kid with a tiny hermit crab prison and he forgets to mist and water it daily and in a few days the rotten stench of dead crab. Not pretty. Same goes for Turtle races or any of that ilk. Cruelty as it's best.
Bernice is one of our eight HCs. We have had them for almost 2 years. Bernice has an attitude and gives one the cats "The Claw" as she hikes her arm up high if she is disturbed by the cat tapping on the glass. I think it is the HC equivalent of The Finger." Otto, the largest HC doesn't seem to care as he swings in his palm tree.
They do not get misted but have free access to three shallow pools where they can bathe, cleanse and refill their shells with fresh or salt water. :-(
C3D ... not being cruel to the Camp Nappy Crabs
Bernice sounds like quite the personality. That's rare in a hermit crab! LOL
I did not include you in my opinion as I know you take proper care of all in your charge. Unfortunately, not everyone does and hermit crabs are marketed to children as easy and cheap pets which in all reality we know how most of them end up.
I saw many marine hermit crabs when out in California walking through the tidal pools at Vandenburg AFB. They had Fiddler crabs and sea urchins too, among other critters when the tide recedes, leaving the pools. What a naturalist snoopers paradise!
FTM - Barnacles spitting water is a great thing to watch! Same with clams, the big chowder kind. My Dad used to make chowder after us kids went clamming and he would sit them in the sink full of cold, clean water, to let them circulate/filter it for a while. I would sneak up to take a peak at them, and when I got up high enough to look over the edge of the sink, they would all slam shut and squirt me me in the eye! LOL
Now here is the kind of crabs I love. Who said they were blue? Caught these myself. CT
Mmmm, DH digs for horseneck clams when he goes over to Dillon Beach. Gadagee (Grandma), rest her soul, had the best clam fritter recipe! I just don't like looking at the horseneck part of the clam. It makes me feel naughty. LOL
Nice crabs!
(From pigs to crabs...only in the world of off-topic forums....)
maybe pork will be a new form of imitation crab? genetic engineering? how's that for incorporating both and staying on topic :)
cute story,ct. there is a great photo for captioning!
oh, and the mention of blue crabs makes me miss my chesapeake bay blue crab tshirt! oh well, i couldn't fit into it now anyway.


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on 7/9/2012 2:37:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Grey
i agree with autumnsylver with this one, it is drying to the lips and your always re aplying ( i re apply lipbalm/chapstick a lot anyway though) i also think lip smackers has changed a great deal from when i use to use it as a kid, todays lip smackers are kind of bitter in taste and very drying i dont remember them being drying or leaving residue when i was a kid..
but who knows, what kid pays attention to that anyway?
anyway, the only reason i still buy these is because, there are no other chapsticks that have unique smell that i can get localy from a drugstore.. i could get better flavors from a different brand online though... but that's always a pain especially when it's off ebay and your forced to bid against other people for it.
damn you new founders of lipsmackers! fix it so it's not so damn drying and get rid of the bitter after taste ! :O
dont get me wrong you have the right idea but jeez you got to fix the formula. oh by the way the lipsmackers glosses are even worse they make the skin on my lips peel off xO
my favorite lipsmackers stick though was always Watermelon and Pink Lemonade.
i think the company needs to start testing out the product on themselves not children...then maybe they will notice the damage that it makes on there lips.
on 7/6/2012 5:41:00 AM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I used lip smackers for about 18 years or so (I started using it in high school). My favourite flavours were cotton candy and strawberry. But after a while, the strawberry flavour started tasting like soap, and the cotton candy started smelling like heavy cologne a few days after I opened it. Also, once it was all absorbed into my skin, I had to constantly reapply it, or my lips felt really dry.
The only flavour that didn't taste or smell horrible was strawberry banana, so that became my regular lip balm.
Then it suddenly started making the skin on the corners of my mouth flake and peel. The first time it happened, I thought I was getting a cold sore, so I treated it like a cold sore and stopped using my lip smacker lip balm temporarily. (But a cold sore never actually appeared on my lip. The skin was just flaky and peeling, so I stopped treating it, and the skin cleared up). After it cleared up, I started using it again, and the skin around the corners of my mouth started flaking and peeling again. That's when I knew that I had to stop using lip smackers altogether. It took me a while to find another lip balm that felt creamy on my lips and moisturized, but I finally found one.
on 6/14/2012 4:09:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
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As a kid I never realized what LS did for my lips. The flavors were just so yummy! Now older and much more prone to dry lips, I've tried a whole lot of lip balms but none of them ever did it for me. MUA reintroduced me to LS and I'm sure glad it did! LS doesn't leave my lips feeling rubbery
or dry even after it's been licked or wiped off! The flavors are just as delicious as I remember them but now I truly appreciate LS as a product because it's dirt cheap and does it's job better than any other lip balm I've ever tried! :)
on 2/23/2012 7:13:00 PM
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Eyes: Brown
I love this balm!!!!!!!!!!!
on 1/3/2012 10:49:00 PM
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Hair: Red, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I thought I found my new favorite chapstick ever, I loved Cotton Candy. I bought three 5 packs on sale for only a dollar per 5 pack, so cheap!
My lips feel great, but I've noticed they make my breath really gross (well to me definitely because I can taste the bad breath) And I never have gross breath! But every time I put this on, no matter the flavor, my mouth tastes gross and my breath smells like I haven't brushed my teeth! haha really it's gross..
on 12/21/2011 1:05:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
Whenever I see these, I remember memories of when I was in elementary and this was the only form of "makeup", apart from face powder, that I was allowed to wear. And for some reason, despite being "cheap", this did work pretty well. I think what sold me more was the flavors and the scents of these rather than how much they moisturized my lips, which made it quite addicting, but for the most part, it did train me to always put on my lip balm to prevent my lips from chapping! :)) Great product, despite the fact that I use higher end makeup, this never fails to do the job.
on 11/26/2011 8:30:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Blue
So, i was looking for a lip balm in my room one day, andbj fiund my old skittles strawberry starfruit one...so i was like why not right? So i put it on, and i immediatly fell back in love with them!! I dont know why some people thjn theyre not moisturizing, because i found them tk be more moisturizing then most lip balms ive tried!! And dont even get my started on the scents.... I have now pink lemonade, red raspberry, and vanilla, and a cotton candy liquid lip smacker....i especially like the vanilla one because it was my favorite when i was little and i still love it!! My friends have confiscated it from me when i would put it on every 5 minutes in class.... Like cupcakes out of the oven....mmmmmm!:D overall, i deffinitly recoment and a deffinite repurchase :D
on 11/23/2011 1:52:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I'm a lip balm-aholic in general, so I always have multiple tubes on hand. But, I've recently fallen back in love with Lip Smackers. I always used them as a child for fun, but now I'm really loving them for the yummy scents, super softness they give my lips, and great subtle sheen. Right now I have Dr. Pepper, Cotton Candy, Watermelon, & Strawberry Vanilla. The only con so far is that I really hate the scent of the Watermelon one, unfortunately. For some reason the smell makes me nauseous, so it'll get passed on to my niece. Too bad you can't sniff before you purchase.
on 11/12/2011 5:34:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Honestly they are awesome, perfect to apply when you really don't want to wear much of anything...plus most lip balms having nothing on them. Also their lip glosses are awesome, nearly as good as some of revlon's in my opinion with a much better smell.
on 10/28/2011 7:17:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I collected these as a tween, and had two long shoelaces strung full of them. The grape pop was my favorite, and I got in trouble for not taking them out of my jeans pockets before my mother did my laundry more than once. Nostalgia aside, I currently use these as lip balm, not lip gloss per se, so my preference is for the clear, non-shimmery ones - shimmer and pigment are both drying. Thus, the vanilla is my personal favorite. I do like that they give my lips a bit of shine, since I'm always wearing lip balm whether I'm wearing lipcolor or not. If they have a flaw, it's that the scent/flavor and formulation on new ones can be hit or miss - the cookies and cream flavor was drying, and I really dislike the smell of the watermelon one, for example. Nevertheless, since I keep several lip balms around the house, I can buy the multipacks/party packs and keep myself in stock while trying new flavors, or just nab a vanilla one if I don't feel like experimenting. I wish they'd update the packaging a bit (I loved the bubble tops and holographic labels on the Cosmic Smackers when they were sold individually for a while), but since it's just lip balm, I'm over it. BTW, Bonne Bell is a great company for customer service - when I expressed my sadness at a particular product being discontinued, they sent me several of them along with a few other goodies.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post2111681234075999050..comments2015-03-30T15:01:51.877-04:00Comments on The Cloth Diaper Whisperer: And They All Thought I Was CrazyTheClothDiaperWhispererhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-56291162263081310112009-06-03T21:24:31.058-04:002009-06-03T21:24:31.058-04:00Thanks for sharing your cloth diapering story - it...Thanks for sharing your cloth diapering story - it sounds very similar to my experience.Carolhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-77008619200615468912009-06-03T18:02:24.401-04:002009-06-03T18:02:24.401-04:00Yes, yes and yes! I have heard all these things t...Yes, yes and yes! I have heard all these things too! Everyone usually gives me a look and then say, "well, good luck with that". Everyone is amazed at how serious I am (and that I've been CDing for almost a year).Beckyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-12506876350911456382009-06-03T13:49:59.563-04:002009-06-03T13:49:59.563-04:00haha, I've heard all those questions and have ...haha, I've heard all those questions and have pretty much the same answers. Isn't cloth great?hosiewosiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-34316251281100809042009-06-03T10:27:43.297-04:002009-06-03T10:27:43.297-04:00I think half my family is just humoring me, thinki...I think half my family is just humoring me, thinking I will give up after I have to wash them the first time. But I am still trying to convert my sisters and friends to switch to cloth!Brittanyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-22032045606509980722009-06-03T06:36:26.094-04:002009-06-03T06:36:26.094-04:00My sisters think I'm crazy, having to deal w/p...My sisters think I'm crazy, having to deal w/poo and washing them. My mom has been supportive. She even tried to make some for me. Didn't turn out too good, though. lol!momof3dollshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-9508632741697329992009-06-02T15:06:47.512-04:002009-06-02T15:06:47.512-04:00Yes. All of this! When I tell people that I use cl...Yes. All of this!
When I tell people that I use cloth diapers, the old women roll their eyes and say "it won't last"

yes, i say, YES IT WILL!
i'm crazy too.Sleehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-638648460343571382009-06-02T11:08:21.678-04:002009-06-02T11:08:21.678-04:00Yes - I totally agree!!!!! What a great post!Yes - I totally agree!!!!! What a great firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-46163562903776153922009-06-02T07:16:44.979-04:002009-06-02T07:16:44.979-04:00My father thought I was crazy...he gave it a week....My father thought I was crazy...he gave it a week...that was back in August almost a year ago. I love cloth diapering. I try to convert everyone I know with babies to them.pamnkevinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-74975391130374139242009-06-02T07:03:25.008-04:002009-06-02T07:03:25.008-04:00Thanks for all the FABULOUS comments!! (I actuall...Thanks for all the FABULOUS comments!! (I actually wrote this post a few months ago - my little gal is now almost 16 months old!)

I still love cloth diapers and am looking forward to wrapping my new little one in soft cloth from the beginning (yup, we were using infant prefolds... just the combo of the diaper plus the cover made it so her clothes didn't fit... maybe my technique just needed some refining!!)

Thanks again!! :)Katiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-26676983113094794562009-06-01T21:03:46.637-04:002009-06-01T21:03:46.637-04:00Katie B - Since I know you have done ample researc...Katie B - Since I know you have done ample research I am assumming you are using infant size prefolds and not trying to use the reg. size prefolds. I have been a prefold CDing mama from the start and haven't had a problem with them fitting my little ones. I too have had long skinny guys. For the first time, with #3 I was excited to use pocket diapers at the newborn stage (I am a recent convert to pockets) but alas I had to revert back to my prefolds and newborn covers right now (#3 is 2 wks old) b/c the pockets are still too big. With the exception to the Rocky Mountain Diapers that I have (I have 2) They seem to fit her well even as small as she is. Best of luck with #2 and CDing from the beginning.Kellyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-34491288446601195632009-06-01T15:25:51.031-04:002009-06-01T15:25:51.031-04:00I know right!!! Lol, why do people have to see th...I know right!!! Lol, why do people have to see the hardship in everything? A little effort makes for such wise spending! I love that our kids are seeing that we care about making healthier decisions! Good job mama!God Displayed in my Familyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-91397835875073349522009-06-01T12:00:28.856-04:002009-06-01T12:00:28.856-04:00great to hear other mom's experiences!great to hear other mom's experiences!Sara in Seattlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-5889954040191464162009-06-01T11:44:12.017-04:002009-06-01T11:44:12.017-04:00This was an awesome post. Thank you!!!! I can't wa...This was an awesome post. Thank you!!!! I can't wait to start cloth diapering my little man.Tiffanyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-31214172231259745282009-06-01T11:37:23.156-04:002009-06-01T11:37:23.156-04:00I also have been told/looked at funny for the same...I also have been told/looked at funny for the same reasons. It's not that much extra work at all.

Great post!Fertilizedhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-10705156352146706602009-06-01T01:30:07.426-04:002009-06-01T01:30:07.426-04:00I loved this post! I have an 18month old whom I ju...I loved this post! I have an 18month old whom I just started CDing. I finally got sick of wasting $$$ on disposables AND I wanted to do more for the environment. When I first started researching CD, I got the same questions and a "why would you want to do that?" question. Ugh...Needless to say, I let those opinions go in one ear and out the other. And I'm glad I did. I get great satisfaction from not having to throw a diaper away. And when they're all clean and neatly stacked, I get the warm fuzzies. Not to mention, my little one is adorable in her BGs. Thanks for sharing your story.Cooke Familyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-80395614851589888182009-05-31T23:57:30.203-04:002009-05-31T23:57:30.203-04:00yep heard those things too .. i think it is awesom...yep heard those things too .. i think it is awesome and your DD is cute ! good for you for CD !!Senior Familyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-34299355411467725222009-05-31T22:41:53.711-04:002009-05-31T22:41:53.711-04:00Um...did I write this post? Just checking :o) I ...Um...did I write this post? Just checking :o) I didn't start CDing until my second was 4 months old...but I am not looking back. The recycling comment cracked me up. Tonight I brought home all of the pop cans and plastic water bottles from a cookout. I'm sure they thought I was nuts, but I was NOT about to let all of that hit the trash can!Jenneyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-67193882384892827962009-05-31T20:43:05.799-04:002009-05-31T20:43:05.799-04:00cute pics! It took me awhile to transition to ful...cute pics! It took me awhile to transition to full time cloth diapering, too--probably about the same time as you--but we love it now and it's been 8 months!A Psych Mommyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-49702519169332191882009-05-31T19:23:32.651-04:002009-05-31T19:23:32.651-04:00Love this post... : )Love this post... : )Sugar & Spicehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-90582426981425456892009-05-31T18:51:04.233-04:002009-05-31T18:51:04.233-04:00I've gotten plenty of negative/suspicious comments...I've gotten plenty of negative/suspicious comments, but I have been pleasantly surprised by the encouraging ones too:

Last night at my baby shower, one lady was telling me how "nice cloth diapers are nowadays, you don't even have to pin them because they have these great covers!" (her grandchildren are cloth-diapered). I think the biggest fans are older people who actually used the "old kind" and have now seen the better quality kind available now.Hannahhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-3808386374503280702009-05-31T16:54:30.058-04:002009-05-31T16:54:30.058-04:00That was really cute!! "(messy poop is messy poop ...That was really cute!! "(messy poop is messy poop – no matter what kind of diaper it's in"

So true!! Even my husband refuses to change poopy diapers since I went to cloth. Honestly, it's the same poop that was in a disposable! You just have to shake it off in the toilet! Geesh!AScotthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-20474547459908908572009-05-31T16:24:29.014-04:002009-05-31T16:24:29.014-04:00That makes me a Crazy Nonpregnant Lady b/c I have ...That makes me a Crazy Nonpregnant Lady b/c I have heard that same stuff from people. Guess us "crazy" folks gotta stick together right ;)Thrifty Mama Bhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-50484452213672920382009-05-31T15:11:35.425-04:002009-05-31T15:11:35.425-04:00Great article!! I can't wait to be a full time clo...Great article!!
I can't wait to be a full time cloth diaper mama!Desiree Fawnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-9012775261042718642009-05-31T14:08:59.243-04:002009-05-31T14:08:59.243-04:00I switched to cloth after one too many blowouts in...I switched to cloth after one too many blowouts in disposables with my first daughter, and all of your points are so true in my experience, great post!MaryAnnehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6372695054968205332.post-87646300007689071842009-05-31T12:14:10.161-04:002009-05-31T12:14:10.161-04:00Good for you not listening to them!!! I was afrai...Good for you not listening to them!!! I was afraid to cloth diaper for many years because of all the negative comments I heard about it. I wish there had been a way to do research on cloth diapering way back in 1987 when my oldest was born.Denisehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Irwin Elson Barger, 92, of Benton passed away March 5, 2014. He was born June 27, 1921 in Nettleton, to the late Freeman S. and Bertha Sawyers Barger.
Irwin served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was a member of the Highway 5 Church of Christ and held a license in real estate and brokerage.
Irwin was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Bruce Barger; three brothers and three sisters.
Paul Richard McLeod, 60, went to his heavenly home on Monday, March 3, 2014. He was born to the Rev. Sidney Dexter and Leota Lucille Palmer McLeod in Magnolia.
He was a graduate of Benton High School and Pulaski Technical HVAC College. He was the owner of Bittner-McLeod Refrigeration, an avid golfer, and a devoted member of East Union Missionary Baptist Church. He enjoyed his many friends and colleagues and always had a joke and a smile for everyone.
He was preceded in death by his mother; and his brother, Johnnie Lee McLeod.Â
Larry Lain Crocker, 74, of Benton passed away Tuesday, March 4, 2014, at the VA Hospital in Little Rock.
He was born May 21, 1939 in Titusville, Pa., to the late William Lewis and LuClaire Hollabaugh Crocker.
Larry was a member of New Summitt Church of God and owner of Popplo's Pizza. He served 10 years with the U.S. Air Force. Larry retired from a food management position with the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Diane Sue Crocker; a daughter, Carla Hollinger; a brother, Bill Crocker; and a sister, Betty Akins.
Flora Norine Wheeler White, 69, of Bryant, widow of Gerald Dean White, passed away Wednesday, March 5, 2014. She was retired from Timex and was working at the Bryant Senior Activity and Wellness Center. She was of the Baptist faith.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Clarence and Billie Jean Bentrup; her husband, Gerald; a daughter, Debbie Lynn White; and two brothers, Bobby Richardson and Billy Richardson.


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