There are some things in life that you never knew you wanted until you receive them. That is what my husband says about the ToiletTree Fogless Shower Mirror…and I have to agree.
It easily mounts to any shower wall, making it easy to shave, tweeze, remove make-up, etc. And it truly is fogless. One of the concerns that I had was if the quality of the image would be good. Well, let me tell you, it is crystal clear! Another concern that I had was whether or not it would stay mounted. It has. I have had it up for about a month now and the hold is fabulous. The directions for mounting were simple and concise making it an easy project that even I could do.
Simply fill the reservoir with hot water to keep the mirror from fogging up. Seriously. That is all that you have to do. No chemicals or special coatings required. The shower mirror is designed to remain fogless and maintenance-free for a lifetime.
If I had seen this in the store I probably wouldn’t have ever given it a second look, it isn’t something that I would have ever of thought we would fall in love with…I was VERY wrong. Let me tell you the biggest reason that I love this mirror…because Bric now shaves in the shower instead of over my sink. My sink has better lighting that his sink so he would always use mine and I would be left with the mess to clean up. It drove me crazy! Now, thanks to the ToiletTree Fogless Shower Mirror there is no mess!
Each mirror also comes with a handy shelf for razor storage and a squeegee to clean the mirror. You can visit http://www.toilettreeproducts.com/ for more information and to watch a video on how the mirror actually works.
I was provided with a mirror and information from ToiletTree to help facilitate this post. I was in no other way compensated and all opinions are those of my own.
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It has been awhile since I brought you a Southernism…and this one fits perfectly! See, I have been so busy lately that you can’t even see the end of my list with a pair of binoculars and it doesn’t look like things are going to slow down anytime soon. Now in some ways that is a good thing, in others, not so much.
So, when people call me or e-mail me asking for my help on something I am having to say:
“I’ll do it if nothin’ breaks or comes untwisted.”
Basically, that is a yes but it also leaves a little wiggle room in case you need to bow out.
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Summer is just about over. We have plans to go to Hiawassee this weekend for some great food, family, friends, pickin and grinnin. It is the last big hooha of the year up there and due to age and health issues of my uncle it may just be the last one ever.
I have to decide what dish I am going to take and while I was browsing around I thought perhaps you might need to make the same kind of decision for a hooha that you are going to attend this weekend. So, I though I would bring to you a list of my 5 favorite summer dishes, since this is the last blowout of the summer and all.
1.) Spaghetti Salad
This dish is super easy to make, feeds a lot of people and is delicious. It also has a “light feel” to it and can be served warm or cold. That makes it the perfect dish to carry to any hooha you attend. Also, it only has 5 ingredients so it is economical to boot.
Another favorite in our house and to take on the road. Again, 5 ingredients, easy to make but it has to be kept cold. Light, refreshing and ohhh so good.
It is getting harder and harder to find Vidalia’s. They are only here for a short time so we have to take advantage while we can. If you can still get your hands on a few, grab them and make this pie! I promise, you will groan at the goodness.
This was one of my Granny’s favorites. You could always count on her having a bowl full in her refrigerator when you went to visit in the summer. It just evokes fond memories of sitting on the front porch snacking away…that it’s good doesn’t hurt either.
5.) Kool-Aid Pie
What can I say? Great dessert. Easy to make. 4 ingredients. And you can make it any flavor that you want.
All of these recipes are from the earlier days of The Post-It Place so none of them have photos. I need to go back and rectify that for ya’ll one of these days. I can promise that they won’t disappoint though. So, get out from behind the computer screen, quit worrying about Forex trading software and enjoy the last remaining days of summer with some family, friends and some good food!
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Yesterday our community came together and had a fun day at the Cohutta Springs Conference Center. I think the official name of it was “Murray in Motion”. They sold tickets for $2 each which made it a very affordable event for anyone. The touted that:
The event will offer fun for children and adults including water slides, a zip line, swimming, Torpedo speed boating, the Blob and much more.
The zip line, blob, water slide and torpedo were TONS of fun, but there wasn’t much more offered. And it was extremely UNorganized. The ladies at the table checking people in were rude and clueless and it sort of set the tone for the rest of our day. I think if they had advertised and promoted it more and involved more of the community businesses it could have been great and we wouldn’t have felt as if we needed a roadside assistance plan.
The zip line was a huge hit, as were all of the water activities. Here you see Tate at the end of the line and one of the volunteers, Trevor. I just love Trevor, such a sweet young man whom I have known since he was a little boy. His dad is also the best Doctor ever!
You can see all of my pictures from our day on MY FACEBOOK.
Even with all of the unorganization and chaos, it turned out to be lots of fun and we would do it again. I just hope next year good ol’ Hicktown gets it together a little more.
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