I have scraps of paper all over the house, but one particular pile, this shows part of it, is orders and such for pottery. Some people might think I am not very organized.
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7 comments:
Whatever works for you. :-)
Does it really work for me when I lose slips of paper, or they blow onto the floor and the dog eats them?
You really should get rid of the slips for work that's done. The starfish toothbrush holder is in place, doing it's job. :-D
But you see, gordo, it is a good idea and I need to remember to make more!
Ahh, cool. I'll post a pic of it in action when I get home. :-D
Probably Sharkey does not have his own toothbrush.
Not as such, no ... Tooth-brushing cookies ... I spend less time smelling his breath that way ... :-D
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