An apple corer to make apple chips in the air fryer

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I love apples

A complete blood panel for my cat.

what did you buy today
 

I shopped my groceries as usual and I heard people talking about a nice lamp that would help you relax, clean the air or something so I went to google (my middle name) and checked it out.
Apparently like so many other things these days there has been a huge recall all over different countries from these salt lamps catching fire from the cords (wrong ones) and also making some dogs and cats sick and cats even dying from licking he salt. Many of these were not cheap lamps just recalled after all the mishaps. I did not go into brands but apparently you can get a fire regardless. This is not to say ALL salt lamps are a problem just buyer beware and check where you are getting it from. Many have wooden bases and from what is said the sweat from the lamp rots the wood with the salt so you have got to get one with a marble base if you don't want the problem. Anyway I am glad I looked before I shopped. I don't want any lamp that bad.

A beautiful vintage 1960s black 'babydoll' négligé from Etsy, and some Winter clothes on Amazon. I've had really good luck shopping for clothes on Amazon and have only ever had to return a couple things. Etsy is always a win though. Oh, and some birthday toys for my ❤︎ precious grandson.

Post the link for the négligé!! <3

Because it was a one of a kind, she took the link down from her shop but here is the image and here is the link to her shop which has some other gorgeous pieces: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheHiveBazaar I resized the picture as it was ginormous but it lost a lot of detail when I did. The bow is beautiful and satiny and the skirt has tiny tight pleats, it's just so very pretty. If I were younger and braver which you are anyhow when you're younger, I would totally wear this as a dress w/ tights and ankle boots.

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Birthday card for J
Eggs
Half & Half
Medium avocados
Red Barron frozen pizza
Chocolate Brownie Thunder Ice Cream

It was yesterday but I bought a huge thing of Hawaiian Punch
some chocolate and paid some bills!

three apples and a jar of Nutella

Apple + Nutella for breakfast?
Apple + Nutella for lunch ?
Apple + Nutella for Supper?

LOL - good guess, but no.

Apple + peanut butter for evening snack x 3
Nutella + sugar cookies for anytime snack (although, I might try Nutella on an apple - I never have, I don't know why)

Pee Wee's Playhouse on DVD

I kinda went on a little shopping spree...

Five Cinderella pumpkins (one blue, two pink, two white)
Black crushed velvet yoga pants.
A storage bin.
Dark teal colored nail polish.
Two naval oranges.
Black ribbed leggings.
Long halter sundress.
Pjs
Slippers
Black leather booties.
Black side sheer leggings.
Facial stuffs.
A bottle of Amaretto, two bottles of wine.

I'm exhaused.

Flu jab
Groceries

Winter is coming ...
 

2 Blankets
2 Candles

Buy today
 

lots of groceries and a new coffee machine. My old machine was not making hot coffee so much.
Went and got a haircut. *S

I did buy a few groceries, but I also needed to buy a cordless drill: So I can rectify a drill-job from last year, when my sil's husband put up the curtain rod in the front window of my studio.

I got a good deal on it, at Lowes. Black & Decker, cordless drill, for small home projects. Plus, bonus!, it came with a 2-year warranty, which only cost an extra $6 bucks. All, for under $30 bucks. :cheer:

The drill came with drill bits, an assortment of screws and dry-wall thingy's, so you can screw in a screw into dry-wall materials. Which is exactly what I need to do.

Half a dozen medium sized glazed pots for the front courtyard.:wateringgarden:

4 massive snow shovels and 3 extra long car snow brushes.

There's no way this is going to be a "mild" winter in Eastern Canada's "snow belt".

You may as well take heed too, all you folks in the Northern Eastern USA.
You can never be too prepared for the "Climate Change" and that doesn't mean Minnesota will feel like the Tropics.

Week long spending spree, replacing sprinkler systems from both 20 and 40 years ago. Every time I turnaround the project gets bigger, pretty much expected.

What great fun! :superfunny:

More plant pots for my courtyard project, I have never had a yard where I used a lot of containers before. It’s sort of $hockingly expensive and I still have to buy plants!

:wateringgarden:

SO expensive indeed!

I've picked up several containers reasonable priced at Good Will Stores, Habitat, and yard/rummage sales...:wateringgarden:

A rack of beef ribs I’m bbqing tonight.

a real "paper" newspaper...a life-long pleasure.

1 ton “Arizona River Rock”
1 ton Stepping stones
I’m sure the semi fragile steep hillside won’t mind an extra couple tons of weight on the very edge. :|