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Big Newsflash! the editors learned a long time ago that they can't please everyone...so they don't try to!
truly Creative (non bitter) people look at every post with an objective eye and see the good, the bad and the ugly and appreciate it all...and take away from it whatever works best for them.

like dM above I keeps smelly garbage in the freezer...in addition to that I save all cereal bags, chip bags...etc. and that's what I put my (smelly food) garbage in to go in the freezer..roll it up tight and throw it out once a week..and it you forget, that's ok too.

Is it important to build raised beds for (food) gardening out of non toxic materials??
Like, cedar instead of pressure treated wood that is imbedded with chemicals...just wondering.

there are very few things i covet here...but the tour was thoroughly entertaining! love seeing how other people create THEIR fantasy world...to art!

welches grape juice is the best way to make purple..purple passion is what we called it back in college..eek!
I just read a recipe with a touch of beet juice in it...that could be interesting!?
(google purple passion..you'll get lots of good ideas)

I ONLY see this as a fantastic practical joke on someone...like a small open container placed in an unsuspecting place...lol!

Love it!
I buy it in my grocery store here in central Florida...there are some things I will not skimp on..this is one them. It's a 250 roll so it's easier for me to keep around.
My only complaint is the end goes back down in the box if you are not VERY careful...it can be annoying.

you can do colors...textures..line the molds with ferns, palms...rub them with dirt to make them darker.
You can also hallow out a hole in the bottom while molding if you don't have a drill to use later on...I use a small piece of pvc pipe.
The creativity is endless really...

http://www.scandinaviandesigncenter.com/Products/usd0/Home_Accessories/Window+Screen+Films&currencychanged=1

I've been wanting to try using liquid starch on fabric and 'gluing' it to the glass and cutting to fit each pane...that technique might work well here.
(doesn't look like much of a view)