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Ladies Hang On to Their Marbles

Kate Kew — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 13:18:52 +0000

It's a wonderful photo. I snapped it when I was on a walk with a dear friend who had just turned fifty and we were up to our annual birthday banter. For decades now, we have taken turns light heartedly roasting each other on our respective special days. On this particular day, one wisecrack led to another and before we knew it, the birthday girl was clinging to a mailbox trying to stay upright and laughing so hard she was forced to cross her legs. In an effort to not wet her pants, she managed to twist her legs so many times over that she looked like a Dunkin' Donuts cruller.

Ladies Hang On to Their Marbles

A Healthy Fascination with Garbage

Kate Kew — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 13:49:05 +0000

Sanford and Son was a classic creation by Redd Foxx who was not only a comic genius but a man ahead of the curve. The reuse and recycle mentality of Fred Sanford may have been a little off the wall but this was a character who did not have to have the latest and greatest to be happy. Other people's trash was his treasure and he managed to scrape by, happy to live in his loosely organized junkyard. I have a kid just like Fred Sanford. His idea of a good time is to hop in the truck with me whenever I have a load to haul to the county waste facility. He is fascinated by what others throw away, always coming up with ideas of how to give a second life to items that catch his eye in the white goods and brown goods dumpsters.

A Healthy Fascination with Garbage

Daffodils in Your Diapers

Kate Kew — Tue, 26 May 2009 07:51:13 +0000

My spouse is always telling me to Bloom where you are planted. This is good advice for me and as an amateur gardener; I wish I could pass this tip along to my plants. Alas, plant life will refuse to flourish if not placed in an area that is conducive to its temperament - regardless of subsequent cajoling and urging by the gardener. Acceptance of this basic ground rule is an indicator for promotion of the greenhorn gardener to the status of adequate. It has taken me many seasons to get here and even still, I seek to prune the rule. Recently though, I have discovered the world of container gardening and the marvel of adult diapers. Yup, adult diapers.

Daffodils in Your Diapers

Memorial Day: A Time for Selling or Donating Unused Adult Diapers

Kate Kew — Sun, 17 May 2009 14:05:10 +0000

If your garage is like ours, it's overstuffed with things that could be put to better use elsewhere; decent coffee tables and recliners, toaster ovens, birdhouses and even (yikes!) a couple of packs partially used adult diapers. Memorial Day is a traditional time for garage sales all across the United States and it fits perfectly with the idea of Spring Cleaning, too. I myself am a little reluctant to put the adult diapers out in our front yard, but Memorial Day is also the perfect time to call a local charity; a donation of adult diapers can be a good boost to both giver and receiver.

Memorial Day: A Time for Selling or Donating Unused Adult Diapers