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re: Veterans Day Discount Announced on Twitter

Jan — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:11:51 GMT

Mrs. Dave,

Enjoy! As a military spouse you play a very key support role for our troops. Thanks for your service, too! Oh, and please help share this post and great discount with your family and friends.

re: Veterans Day Discount Announced on Twitter

Mrs Dave — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 22:46:52 GMT

As a wife of a military member we appreciate your discount!

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uberVU - social comments — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 05:21:05 GMT

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re: Lifetime Composter, now available

Darrin — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:01:43 GMT

@Jami

Wow, this is a new one. Sounds to me like either aliens have taken over your garden and are using it for their own evil purposes or your mixture isn't quite right. Compost should not sprout growth itself. If it is it probably has not cooked long enough. The compost should look and smell like dirt when it is finshed. Try letting it cook longer and adding more yard trimmings.

re: Lifetime Composter, now available

Darrin — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 20:54:54 GMT

@ John

Glad you like the composter. There really is no great way to seperate the "cooked" stuff from the "non-cooked" stuff. Ideally you would be making an entire batch at one time. The compost that is ready won't "over-cook" so you could just wait for it all to finish. Another idea is to get another composter. You could stagger the "cooking" cycles to always have compost ready.

re: Lifetime Composter, now available

Jami Stallings — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 12:56:38 GMT

I bought one of these and realize that I have not been caring for mine right. I set it in the yard propped up on bricks. I only feed it food waste from inside my house and it gets up as high as the breather bar. I haven't been turning it is my problem. I didn't realize that turning it so much is the best. I ocassionally add potted plant waste/dirt. My question is, how do I keep it from growing stuff in my yard? It sprouted some deformed veggies. I'm guessing these are the veggies of mutated grocery store veggies. My wife and I tasted the honeydew melon that grew from this shovel of stuff i put in a plant garden and it was weirding us out. I should have taken a picture. The inside was sweet and it got large, but it seemed unhealthy. i didn't add more compost for fear it would keep spourting more weird melon plants. I don't want the compost scraps to grow. I just want compost. What do I do? Thanks

re: Hobo Pies Mr.

Gilbert Hargrove — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 23:21:59 GMT

I'm a pretty fair cook (for aman, ha) and am good at campfire cooking. We like having the grandkids over, or on camp-outs, and they enjoy that "GranPa can cook like the chuckwagon "Cookys" on cattle drives. These Hobo Pies sound quick and easy. Any more similar recipes?

re: Lifetime Composter, now available

John — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 23:25:12 GMT

Love my new composter, but am wondering how i harvest the compost without getting all of the stuff that hasn't broken down yet. How do i do that?

re: Video Tips for Building a Lifetime Shed

Jules — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 14:02:59 GMT

This was a breeze to build. Once the foundation was complete, took only 11 yr for myself and niece. We put the window on left side, farthest back, and one skylight panel on right farthest back to maximize the light deep into the shed. The instructions were great. We called with one question and the techs were very helpful, easy to communicate with, not condescending. I'd buy another.

re: What's Wrong With This Picture?

melissa — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:00:26 GMT

its ugly n old

re: Have a Unique Fundraising Idea? Win Free Tables and Chairs!

Linda Graham — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 22:20:02 GMT

Carriere, MS, Carriere First Baptist Church, Carriere, MS (Contributor Linda Graham [edited])

I think the best fundraiser we ever had was the singing telegrams at Valentines Day. Now it has become an annual event. The kids take orders for singing telegrams and balloon bouquets. Two of our ladies dress up really country. Straw hats, blacked out teeth. Red lipstick braided Wigs,Overalls a guitar and a song. They would make up a couple of cute songs the night before. Southern draw and all! They would knock on doors and just walk in office buildings with a bouquet of helium balloons tied to a Teddy bear or some candy. The 2 of them would break out sangin' into one of those songs. However appropriate for the holiday they were hilarious. They both could really sing, but they would sing it so off key, harmonizing all the while. One couldn't help but double over laughing. A little southern draw in the sangin' too! What talent. Suprised and embarrassed faces would appear red and most of the time laughing to tears. Nothing felt so good as seeing the wonderful laughs, straight from the heart on Valentines Day. How Sweet it is. We only charged $10.00 each for these wonderful singing telegrams and delivered balloons. God knows every smile was worth the extra time, money, and gas, it took to bring this to fruition. Proverbs says, A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Well since 1997 on Valentines Day, our hearts are filled with merriment. In fact we usually make every effort to deliver a little merriment to those who couldn't pay! What a blessing we get to be.

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Mary Douglas and Myself have for the 2nd time in three years begun doing a summer camp for our youth 14 and up. A ministering weekend with food, fun games and just a great time for the youth. We loved this, but this year was not able to purchase t-shirts for the kids to remember there weekend. To even be able to do this we had to charge the kids $25. for the weekend. However tight the weekend was we got a great band to lower their price and help us out. We did the entire weekend on about $500. We had 15 kids and 6 adults in one cabin. Wall to wall youth! What a weekend!!! we would love to do this again next summer or maybe something this fall. If we win this grant that is what we want the money to be allocated for. Thanks for doing this spirited grant contest. SO great to have the support of others poured into a christian organization. Blessings Indeed, Linda Graham

re: Video Tips for Building a Lifetime Shed

Jan — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 23:07:34 GMT

Cyndie Lou,

So glad the video was helpful! After you assemble your shed display for Lowe's, if you have any tips of your own to share with other readers, please leave another comment.

Jan

re: Video Tips for Building a Lifetime Shed

cyndie lou — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 22:37:54 GMT

hey! i liked the video. i am going to build a display tomorrow for lowes and i appreciate the pointers and tips i've been assembling things for a long time but its always good to know things to look out for cause some times you wonder "who wrote those instructions?" and "what on earth are they talking about" great job!! cyndie lou

re: Christmas in July Sale

Jan — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 01:03:11 GMT

Nancy,

Glad to hear our tables are working well for your restaurant! The table top height is 29" high. Just to make sure I'm answering your question correctly though, here is a link to a PDF with all of the table specs. http://www.lifetime.com/library/pdf/rectangular-tables.pdf

Also, if you're looking for table clips to fit Lifetime tables, be sure to check buylifetime.com (search for table clips) because our tables are a little thicker than most tables and require special clips. Hope this helps!

Jan