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I am a tupperware consultant today and many of the products shown in that video are still available today (although sadly not in those awesome colors!)

I'm a long time lover of the swing-away opener. You can't beat a classic like that. I recently got a Tupperware can opener, which is very pricey but I do love it. If you have little people or pets or arthritis it's really great. It doesn't cut the can, it just breaks the seal from when they glued the lid on at the factory. No sharp edges at all and it's really easy to turn.

So glad someone brought up the other bed activities... it can be rather difficult to discuss them with a salesperson in a showroom!

My vote is on the fisher price booster seat with tray.
It straps onto any chair, or it sits well on the floor. It's super portable, easy to clean, and really really affordable.

I don't have any letters myself but my mom has a few good ones. The one thing I have like this that I cherish is a doodle my niece drew of me when she was really little. I always used to give her my pen and notebook when we went out to eat and one day she drew this "person" who looks very mean and angry. She so proudly handed it over and exclaimed that it was a picture of me. She's 11 now and hates that I have that picture framed in my apartment but I absolutely love it.

My family has one of these stories. It gets told every year at Christmas dinner.

My mother, 7 months pregnant with her second child took up my Grandmothers offer to "have Christmas dinner" at her house. So, my family (I wasn't born yet) packed up their station wagon and drove 4 hours in a blizzard in Saskatchewan on Christmas morning... to arrive at my grans house to discover that my grandmother (she's a real gem) had meant "come and MAKE Christmas dinner for the ENTIRE family", and that my grandmother hadn't even put up a tree that year!
Not wanting to ruin everyone's Christmas, my mom spent the entire day in the kitchen on her feet making a christmas FEAST.
So, the meal was laid out on table ready to be enjoyed, my dad brings in the bird places it on the table. Christmas was saved! Everyone went to sit down and my grandma says first she wants to take a picture of this beautiful meal.
She shoo's everyone out of the frame, and just as she takes the photo the table colapsed. Right down the middle!
The entire meal became a pile of mess on the dining room carpet...
My mother cried, my grandmother was upset that her carpet was ruined, my many aunts and uncles did thier best to keep my mother from going into labour. They rescued what they could and my mom said we'd never travel for Christmas again.

32 years later, we have never had another Holiday meal at Grandma's house.

oh, and because it looks like you only have 1 run of countertop I'd look into replacing that too. There are some great affordable options out there.

I love love love the sink!

Also, I think it looks great!

they freeze really well.

I love this artist! I have 3 of his prints in my home already! The titles make them especially special.