You won’t be hit by that POW of sugar right away, but after a few bites, your taste buds adjust and then you can’t get enough, especially if you’re a chocoholic like me.. You technically.
I don’t even know.Lucky for me the normal (herbaceous?)
peonies are about to go too, so I should have plenty of flowers for a few weeks at least.. Here’s our big new garden before the weekend.. And after!OK, it’s not that dramatic, but there are plants in there.You’ll have to trust me on this.. We planted pretty much everything we could get our hands on and we still have more room!.
That’s a plant.. There’s another plant!.This is a picture of a plant that we hope might actually grow.. Chris built this little retaining wall in one area where we had to dig down to keep it all level.
I kind of like it!.
So that’s what we’ve got so far.If your car is really covered in pure ice, give the hood of your car a good smack with a flat palm to help crack the ice and give yourself a place to start scraping.
When removing ice and snow, remember not to use shovels or other sharp objects to remove the ice, as this will easily scratch your paint.Only use scrapers and brushes specifically meant for clearing ice and snow from cars.. 5) Water it down!
Another thing you can do to try to melt ice or frost is to simply fill a bucket with water and toss it over your windshield.This will either completely melt the ice, or will at least make it easy to scrape or brush off.
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