Calling Jilli, come in Jilli!
Oriental Trading's new catalogue has wee skull brads!!!!
LOVE!
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Calling Jilli, come in Jilli!
Oriental Trading's new catalogue has wee skull brads!!!!
LOVE!
Oriental Trading's new catalogue has wee skull brads!!!!
Oh dear. I could put them on hats! And clothing! And maybe on the cats!
I have seen a glimmer at the end of the tunnel with my job. There are several leads on opportunities and a fairly sure thing...if I wait 2 years for it to all come together. Can I do 2 more years with the Draconian Dictator?
Well, you know that I've also always been a big fan of jumping at an opportunity. Two years is a while to wait around. In that respect I've always been a pretty big risk taker though. I've moved on short notice and grabbed projects that were probably out of my league and then held on for dear life.
What's a skull brad?
What's a skull brad?
Brads are little metal things scrapbookers and other crafty people use to hold pages together or decorate them.
Well, it's the large bones in your head that hold your brains in, and my name's not brad.
Brads are little metal things scrapbookers and other crafty people use to hold pages together or decorate them.
Ah, but they can be conveniently repurposed for other decorative needs! Clever!
t edit I'd just like to note that Daisy Jane is a smartass.
They have skull and crossbone sticky ribbon in purple, 1 yard at $3.95.
And a skull and crossbones paper kit that has a pink and black argyle pattern with skulls in every other pink diamond.
Did I mention that some of the skull brads are pink?
Hey, ND, I'm not even close to being able to afford to think about buying your car. But that's exactly the sort of thing I wish I were in the market for. With the move to the new house, it gets pretty muddy out on those roads just during winter, I can't imagine what it's going to be like during monsoon. So I'd love to have something more 4wd than our AWD van. But we still need storage space to haul us and the dog and our gear around. In general I wish I were in the market for a more efficient vehicle but the reality is I probably need a less efficient vehicle to be able to handle the rougher roads.
Anyway. All that is to say, how does it handle? How does it do for hauling gear? What do you actually find you get as far as mileage?
If you don't mind answering someone who's totally not going to buy your vehicle, much as she wants to. Heh.