I do have a giant can of chalkboard paint as well, but I love having these little bottles around for smaller scale projects..
Oh man, do I ever need to tackle those weeds in the path there.But realistically, I complain about the landscaping around our house way too much.
It’s pretty well done and was probably really expensive, even if there aren’t enough blooming plants yet for my taste.. And the side of the house.Same weeds, same pain-in-my-butt landscaping rocks and weed-preventing fabric that doesn’t really work that now I need to rip out so I can actually plant what I want to in there.OK, I’m complaining again.
It’s really not that bad..This is another little free-standing garden near the driveway.
It used to have all that rock and fabric too, but I conquered it!
And now I can plant anything I want in there!OK, this is REALLY one of those “why didn’t I think of this” kind of moments for me.
You’ll be looking for recipes that require you to separate your eggs, just so you can do this little trick to separate egg whites from the yolks.. First, you need eggs.. Then, you need a water bottle, or any kind of flexible plastic bottle will do.. Make sure you drink all your water and clean the bottle out.. How to Separate Egg Whites From the Yolks.Crack your eggs into a bowl and squeeze your water bottle.
You won’t actually need to squeeze it as much as I did in this picture, that was just for dramatic effect.You really only need to squeeze it the tiniest bit..
(Editor: All-in-One Raincoats)