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Tide! Although I just found this detergent called Perisil. It works great too. There is a Dawn detergent in a pump and it takes most stains away too. I probably like the smell of Tide the best.

I've had some fun goats, they are hysterical to watch. I don't know much about female turkeys. I'll have to search those out on YouTube to watch. My animals aren't really funny.

I thought the Rockettes were pretty good too. I think most singers lip sync every year (pandemic or not). I was glad to see that there wasn't a ton of balloon handlers. I missed the school marching bands.

You should also check with your cellphone carrier. I use Verizon Wireless and they have great deals right now. Are you looking for one that you can put on the plan or use with WiFi only?

Absolutely! I try to buy things for the house that we need over this weekend. I buy sheets, bedding, pots/pans, Christmas gifts and birthday gifts too. I went to Walmart this morning and was disappointed too. I usually get 2 dollar movies for the kiddos - there were none.

That is very interesting and I didn't know you could do that either. Like you said, growing warmer weather items in a colder zone just doesn't seem like it would work. We do start a lot in containers, in the house. We transplant them when the weather breaks (no more frosts at night).

I saw something like this in my area. I think it's great! I think a lot of kids these days are thoughtful. I know mine are. We donated items to our local food bank too.

Oh yeah! My team didn't play (Steelers) and that was disappointing but I still watched the games. Watching the Redskins (football team after name change) play the Cowboys.

Wow! This was sure different this year but I'm glad they still had it. Anyone watch it? Thoughts on it? It wasn't the same feeling but it was good still (in my opinion).

Oh that's fantastic that you found your moms old cast iron pans! I love them. I'm also glad that you got them clean. It sounds like they are fine to use. You don't put food near the handle.

Yes, we do a cover crop. We too use clover. My grandparents did this and it's just been passed down. It is supposed to be good for the soil and it keeps the weeds out.

My husband and I were just talking about winterizing. During this process we put the snow plow blades on. Do you do this before the first snowfall or wait? What are you using to plow?

What do you do to your vegetable gardens to get them ready for winter? Do you pull out all the plants? If you leave them in, why? We usually start composting late fall and go throughout the winter.

We have weights here too. I also love the Beachbody workouts! There are so many to choose from. The best part is that they are setup to do a new one each day. I'm doing Turbo Fire right now.

Interesting that they are going in for water. I would try to water them early in the morning instead for a bit to see if the raccoons go away. You could always set traps.

We have a lawn sweeper for our main lawn. It works great! We used to spend countless hours raking and bagging. Our neighbor mulches his leaves when he mows. That is something to look into too.

I don't know a lot about them. I don't have one but I would love to if there are little cons. I have tons of room available so I'll look into it too.

That sounds like a great plan. A great way to tackle things, projects that need to be done. How many things do you usually have to do at this time?

I would love to see a picture. I don't know what these trees are. I can't offer any help because I don't know what they are. They sound really pretty though.

Why wouldn't everyone have cut down their corn yet? Why do people not pick the ears but let them completely dry out on the stalks? Some other farmers in our area still have fields of dried out corn.