Thursday, February 18, 2010

Somebody is watching out for me!


Remember when I started making the Gravlax and needed a heavy object to make sure it stayed pressed down, I first used a rock but it was too tall and I had to use something else!..Cecil kept promising me a brick but that never happened :o I've been nibbling away at my Gravlax and soon, very soon I'll need to start the process all over again..So again I was prompted to visit Goodwill (I love (shopping) shifting through stuff and finding a treasure from someones junk :o)....and lo and behold...there was this block of wood...don't know what it was used for..but it was exactly what I needed that would fit the dish I use for makingthe Gravlax with enough weight to press it down :o)...I paid only a dollar for it...what a bargain for such a treasure :o)....I'm smiling all the way home for a block of wood, a small thing that makes me happy :o)...

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  1. Ginny, I'm always glad to hear that something made you happy because I think you have such a pretty smile. That was a lucky find--just what you needed! :-)

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  2. I, too, love Goodwill! Isn't it amazing how exactly what you're looking for appears there? Unfortunately I'm not always smart enough to realize it and buy it right away. When I go back someone else found it was just right for them. :0/ I'm glad you found your block of wood.

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  3. It was a lucky find...makes one feel all warm and fuzzy all over.
    Not like the one I'm feeling today, the computer is really bombing..it needs some memory and it's a bigger job to install than I would be able to handle right now
    I hate going into debt for another,
    Interest rates are ridiculous.
    ..Ginny

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  4. Wonderful for you! We don't have Goodwill.........but Salvation Army. Sometimes, great things can be found there! blessings,Kathleen

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  5. When Cecil and I first married we didn't have anything and I found what we used to call "Cheap Johns", or "Second Hand Stores" had household items we needed for less than nothing...That's where I learned the art of "Antiquing" :o)
    Got pretty good at it too...Ginny

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