Hello people, time for another
episode! This week it's all about keeping your rubber gloves from
getting holey, (just put cotton balls in the finger tips), and making
sure your butter doesn't burn (add a drop of olive oil to the pan). Be
sure and watch!
Next week we'll resume featuring
longer episodes, though I'm still on hiatus so you won't see new intro
and wrap up segments, I'm afraid. You'll have to wait until fall for
that.
Hello people, this week on the show
I'm talking about medicine chests.
I sunk mine into a spot to one side
of the sink because of a pesky drainage pipe and instead of facing it
with a mirror I covered it with a painting. Clever, no? Why not try it
yourself. Even if you have the standard medicine cabinet over your sink a
second one can be a big boon for storage!
Now that summer is here we're much
more prone to little skin irritations. I've found that a small dose of
vitamin A helps clear up the itches of summer. Be sure not to take too
take more than directed, however, too much over too long a period can
cause problems with your liver. Consult your physician before beginning
any vitamin regimen.
Hello people, Brini here with some
cheesy ideas for you. This week the show's all about smoothing your
interactions with the wine of foods - cheese! Be sure and watch!
Warm knives will go through cheese much more easily than cold ones will.
Keep your cheese grater fresh and
clean by spraying it with cooking spray before grating your cheese on
it, and when it comes time to wash it use a tooth brush to clean out all
those little holes!
Hello people, Brini here with
another show. This week I have tips for keeping those thighs trim and
unsticking those stuck zippers.
If you've got some downtime in a
doctor's waiting room, use the time to your thigh's benefit - slip your
purse over your ankle and lift, lift, lift to firmness. With all that we
carry these days you may have trouble doing more than 6 to 8 reps to
begin with, but keep it up ladies, your physique will thank you!
Stuck zippers can be such a bore.
They can be easily remedied, however with a few passes of pencil lead.
The graphite lubricates them beautifully. Voila!
Hello people! Brini here with some more ideas for a
commodious kitchen. This week I have tips for avoiding torn slices of
bread (butter the end of the loaf before slicing) and keeping your watch
dry while doing the dishes (hang it on a cup hook placed conveniently
by the sink).