Haunted Junkyard Hayride

Jason is having a total hip replacement tomorrow. He's pretty nervous, and so am I. I know that he has God, a great doctor, a great facility, and he's going to be soooooo much better after the fact. Still, we'd appreciate prayers and good thoughts tomorrow morning!!

It really depends on the weather. If it doesn't rain, the 4H Horse and Pony Club will be there with horse and pony rides. There's a moon walk, pumpkin patch, games, BBQ, boiled peanuts, candy apples...all kinds of stuff. Starts at noon and runs til ??? You can come see us and then go right down the street to Life Church and see Georgia Tornado at thier fall festival!

What about here? This guy is doing a fundraiser. http://www.paulding.com/forum/index.php?sh...=227949&hl=

Come by the Junkyard and pick up the BBQ for your potatoes. It's the best BBQ I have ever put in my mouth!

I know!!

They left out all the LACK OF SLEEP that we experience from pregnancy til retirement! We gotta deal with all the stuff they DID mention, and be exhausted, too!! My youngest child is 4, but I'm lucky if I get a full 8 hours of sleep twice a week...all the other nights are 4 or 5!~

It was great to see you last night! I'm glad you had fun! We'll definitely send some folks down to the church tomorrow!!!

Oh, and at the BBQ tent, they have some homemade fried pies that are out of this WORLD. Peach, apple, CHOCOLATE, and I don't know what else. They are sooooo good!!

Yeah, it would've been hilarious if he started talking the "Little Flower" voice like she'd come into him. I think they were all just truly shocked that it was that hokey!

Hey Lowrider, If you get there early (like probably an hour before dark), you can park AT the Junkyard. There are about 45 parking places there, and it's first come first serve. There is all KINDS of stuff to eat there. The BBQ is awesome, and so are the hamburgers and boiled peanuts. There's cotton candy, candy apples, popcorn balls, apple cider, and the DARE trailer has hot dogs, nachos, and I don't know what all else. If you're coming early to eat, you should be able to park there no problem. BUT if you were to not be able to for some reason, the whole parking at Panter and r

Yeah, it cracked me up that she had these ghosts that just hang out with her and show up at every seance she does to put on a show. She had them all named..."Little Flower" made me LMAO!!

Y'all come early and try the BBQ! It's sooooo good!

Remember, if you print the coupon from our Google listing, you'll get $3 off an adult ticket! (Limit one coupon per ticket) http://maps.google.com/coupons/page?did=0_...gl=us&hl=en

I've heard it used both ways. But really, in the bathroom sense, I think it's still just a way of saying it's none of your business.

That sounds awesome! One of my favorite things to watch on HGTV is "trash to treasure" on Decorating Cents. They come up with some really cool stuff. Once they made a coat rack type deal that was just an old piece of wood with hooks made out of different old spoons. I LOVE stuff like that!!

Yeah, tell us what your taste is. I've got some stuff in my basement that just doesn't go with the house I moved into earlier this year, so I'd be glad to give you some of it, too!

Something else I do is go to Old Time Pottery or Target clearance racks or even the fabric store and buy placemats, cloth napkins, or fabric remants that go with the colors in a room, and I use them on end tables or in baskets or on shelves. (One time I made a printer stand out of an old wooden crate turned up on it's end with a placemat under the printer to give it some color.) That's a cheap, cheap way to bring color and texture to a room.

My ex-SIL used to be able to decorate with NOTHING, and I learned a lot from her. She could go to yard sales and junk stores and make the craziest things look like they were just MADE for a room. Her house always looked like a page out of a magazine. I learned that it was all about grouping and placement. But you have to have that kind of taste...you know, like I love OLD, unique pieces. For example, I have corner cabinet in my living room that I painted kind of a burnt orange drybrushed with chocolate brown. On the top of it, I have a basket with a placemat that's a similar, darker

Divorce papers should spell that out for you. My ex and I are supposed to split the medical bills not covered by insurance 50/50. However, since I am the custodial parent (and "responsible party" according to the dr), I am the one who gets the bill, and it's up to me to get his part out of him. The doctor won't split the bill for us, of course. However in your situation, I would think you (the stepmom) could send the copy of the divorce decree to the doctor and show that just because you are the one who provides the insurance, you aren't the one responsible for the bill.

Just have your oil REALLY hot (my mom used peanut oil), and like I said, soak them in water for at least an hour first. That pulls some of the starch out and makes them have that consistency you're talking about.

You have to cut them just like they cut them (they use a special potato cutter), and soak them in water before you fry them. If you don't cut them in those exact little squares, they don't turn out the same. My mom used to own a BBQ restaurant in Cartersville, and she learned how to make them from Wallace's in Austell.

"Ever what" (my mom's version of whatever) Makes me

Heath Flooring rocks!