Having scattered loved ones ashes before, I find this kind of funny. Once the embarrassment wears off, you may find it funny too.
The person wanted to be left up there where they were, and they may have been glad to share the spot with you while you had lunch.
Be sure to wash your britches though.
My husband & I call the ones out front like that “radar detectors”. We are watching.
Also, we can’t have actual radar detectors here. Waze reports are a godsend.
I love laser etched glass but it would show up much more on clear glass. So if you’re set on brown glass, then left one looks better to me…from the picture. Now if it shows up to you in person enough that you can make out the motifs then, I would pick etched over heat printed.
“uncontroversial”
I don’t think you know us very well, do you?
(that’s purely Bugs Bunny sarcasm there)
Now it makes sense why cocktails have little umbrellas! They’re summoning spirits!
Spreeder! I love it!
Tshirt design? Like at Threadless, TeeTurtle, etc?
The competition may still be fierce there, but you can wear your creations around and put your qr code or @handle on the sleeve.
Boosting and advertising will be the way to get your stuff in front of eyeballs to begin with.
Pretty much the same rationale. WWGD. But I used shortening for my base coats only because that’s what I had on hand. Then I basically only cooked bacon, sausage, ham, and pork chops in them to build up the seasoning.
I did the same with these pans too. Though I didn’t need an angle grinder. A day or two in a trash bag marinating in oven cleaner, then some steel wool and elbow grease. That’s why I call them my babies, they are antique pans that sadly had gotten rusty and I gave them new life. They were my mom’s, and before her, her great-grandma’s pans (and maybe someone else’s before then but we, the family, have lost track).
I respect that you were brave enough to admit on the internet to using a little soap now and again with your cast iron. It took me about a year after I rehabbed mom’s pans to work up the courage to gently swipe a little soap on them now and again. They still get dried in the oven and moisturized with avocado oil. Mah bebes.
These are both excellent names. A+
That’s just like your opinion dude
(maybe I prefer crockery)
Also TIL, Tritan was developed by Eastman Chemical, the HQ of which is in a town not far from where I grew up. Old stomping grounds and the like. Good God if the wind was blowing the wrong way, the chemical factory would stink up the entire town. It didn’t help there used to also be a paper pulp Mead plant there too, but Eastman was the biggest stinker.
Btw, LOVE your user name! I call my trusty roadies sippy cups too. I have a shoe organizer full hanging on the pantry door. It’s hard to resist an ultra cute sippy cup.
That could be more your detergent than the machine. If you use Dawn Platinum, that stuff removed the screen print ink off my pub glasses. That’s how they can say you don’t have to prerinse with it. Because it’s just dissolving everything indiscriminately. It sure got the dishes squeaky clean, I’ll give it that.
I’ve switched back to basic Palmolive detergent.
Wonder when they changed the formula. Red is 22 years old. Maybe one of the OGs?
His O sigh when he gets down in the water always cracked us up.
Calling “Will It Blend”…!
Perhaps, but I would be too hard on glass bottles while I’m adventuring.
These were free swag though at a volunteer thank you party. I’m only upset that I can no longer covertly signal to the other local volunteers that I’m part of the club. 😄
Is it in a car?
Is it in a bar?
Is it in a bag?
I’m sorry you’ve hit a snag.