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oops my 6 month old kitten BB king was here typing!!
glad its not 6s !
I loved the spirograph when i was a kid, got it for its educational value as my parents never gave me any toy that was just for fun.

This reminds me of the Spirograph kit we had growing up.
I spent hours and hours with colored pencils creating colorful patterns on rainy days .

Hens and eggs are the finest creation in the animal world. Useful, easy to keep, helpful to the Eco system and making breakfast healthy and delicious !

Oddly enough I never thought about how an egg was made, but as soon as I read the first sentence I immediately became intrigued. It’s crazy to think how quickly an egg is created and how much work and change occurs within those 24 hours. We have a very mysterious world for sure.

Thank you for your support and kindness in directing people to our feeds! We appreciate it so much. — All of us at Scratch and Peck Feeds

We all must do programs like this and feed both our locals and our neighbors. It is shameful that we allow such waste to go on everyday while millions are starving and desperate.

I love this idea and the thought of doing it here in America! It’s so sad that food will be thrown away simply because the package is damaged. The food still tastes the same no matter how the box looks. If I am willing to eat food from damaged packaging, then I know those who are starving would greatly appreciate it. We really need this program.

My mom loved to make miniature scenes inside of eggs. It takes much patience and dexterity and is harder to make it look right than one would think. I like your idea of a miniature Christmas tree ornament in a sardine can. That would be darling.

Cute little tin doll house! I doubt I have the patience to do that . . . don’t have a tin either!
CJ

Wow! These doll houses are so cute!! I can tell they would definitely take a lot of patience and time. I don’t have enough patience to sit and make one of these, even though I wish I did. She is really talented. What a great find!