Ever since I read online about a woman who discovered something really gross-looking/tasting in the coconut water she purchased, I have steered clear of bottled coconut water and instead opted to buy the coconut itself. A pain to open, especially without a machete, but the coconut water is 100 times fresher than the bottled kind and I love scooping up the coconut meat. Here’s what my coconut looked like when I was attempting to open it. I thought it was smiling at me.
Thought you’d enjoy my recent sighting.
Speaking of vitamins, as I was not too long ago, it is important to have your one a day.
I admit to being neglectful, especially in the ironing department. This became clear recently, when I took out my iron and first had to dust it off.
The last time I had used it was for the same reason I was about to use it–to iron on photo transfers. It involved a special process:
1) I filled my iron with water;
2) plugged it in;
3) turned the setting to Cotton.
I felt pleased with myself for getting this far.
Next I selected photos from my digital library, inserted the paper, turned on the printer, pressed Print, and ironed on the photos.
So easy.
Best of all, I had room for more photos on my sweatshirt. Turning off the iron, I unplugged it, got more photo transfers, then returned to the ironing room.
Oh, the irony!
When I picked up my iron’s cord and plugged it in, its temperature was cool. Too cool for me.
I thought of appealing to the Iron Helpline, but wanting to have iron will, told myself, I can figure this out myself.
I stared at the electrical outlet. Stared and stared. Then it happened. I had a major breakthrough: the plug I plugged in was not attached to my iron’s cord. It was attached to my shredder.
I was glad to iron out that wrinkle.
