The cardboard triangles you get at Ikea to bring stuff home on the roof of your car might work too - not sure of the size. I have a credenza that has one section I use for wine bottles...

Whoops - meant to say that Tayberries grow on shrubs (instead of vines)

Also not tayberries. Tayberries grow on vines, not trees. Definitely mulberry.

A protractor from a geometry set might be in order. 10:00 looks closer to 9:50. :)

I've made zucchini relish... threw a beet in for color. yum.

Not boysenberries. Boysenberries grow on vines, not trees. Definitely mulberry.

Yup - here are some directions from a boat website... If it works on the wet deck of a boat, it should work on your stairs.

I love my living room with all its great molding, but it's posing a problem in decorating behind my sofa. Sorry... its/it's errors drive me nuts. When in doubt, just rep...

Ditto. Super greasy stuff like bacon, and cases where you need to dry off meat/fish/chicken before cooking. One thing: "If you have a garden they are great for composting and can be m...

AZkathy - there's one version of the Doggie Dooley that doesn't need a 4' deep hole... I think it's called the Prism? It needs a *minimum* of 20" deep. They suggest if you've got more than one d...

I bought those stackable boxes for exactly the same reason, but unfortunately they didn't fit where I had hoped they would go. I kept one and use it for dry dog food! It flips open fo...

...and my "indoor dog" is an 85 lb lab, so there's lots of poop.

As the owner of an inside-dog, it's actually lots easier to deal with their poop that way. You simply are forced to get onto a schedule, and your dog adapts quite quickly to it. My y...

Sorry, I go to farmers markets usually for different/interesting/scarce things. Gotta get there early for those. Sure, if I was going to make preserves or a soup end-of-day stuff would be fine bu...

I got one as a gift. I got rid of it. A chefs knife does as good as a job.

Big hunk of carrot. Which gets tossed when they're done.

You're both right-ish, but you're more right than he is. It's a dresser that makes a perfectly nice sideboard for the dining room.

We've got two in Ottawa, Canada that are for local produce only (Main Street and Lansdowne Park) and at least two that have more relaxed regulations (Byward Market and Parkdale Market).

Was that roof originally accessible? If not... great score to whomever thought of using it and successfully pulled it off.

No window in the kitchen in my townhouse. That's a must-have for the next place.