We've all seen so-called auto graveyards, where the '62 Bel Air is parked next to a '77 Maverick until rust do they part. I guess there are eternal rest spots for aging unsafe airplanes (except for the ones that hung around long enough for those budget airlines to make the important Cincinnati to Cleveland run.
"Paper Roses" was a top-five hit for Anita Bryant in 1960 and a pop-country crossover for Marie Osmond in '73. I'm thinking these well-made paper flowers cost more than a floral bouquet!
Nature meets spray paint in this outdoor mural.
I've cracked hundreds of chicken eggs, but never found the ultra rare triple-yolker.
I like to think that the worn path seen here winds between this bucolic residence and some really good neighbors.
This old shell is making a cameo appearance today.
If you're like me, you can't see the Peanuts gang ice-skating without hearing the glistening "Skating" song from the soundtrack.
Did you know...jigsaw puzzle makers use the same templates over and over? Blend your favorites!
Guess who's back?
They say you can move heat that's hanging around by the ceiling down to where you're sitting by reversing the flow of your fan. Do you know anyone who actually does this? I'd love to hear about it!
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