You can see this in the picture.
It always starts in the butt.
Now is the time to buy stock in Eureka.
Or Hoover.
Or Electrolux.
Ankles owns shares in Ford.
Good luck with that.
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About Me
- Cara
- Dressage rider turned carriage driver when I fell in love with Gotland ponies. I make art saddlepads and I am Laughing Mare. After testing prototypes myself, practiced my art for years, acquiring heavy duty machines that can easily handle the quality fabrics that I demand, I can make you fantastic saddle pads that help you stand out, look great, and remember that your equestrian journey began because its supposed to be fun.
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I think we need to watch this shed picture as it comes out.There could be more than meets the eye. I have Miele, I didn't buy it I sort of appropriated it. Works good on bun fur and even bits of hay, best of all it unclogs easily.
A big old Sears Shop-vac. Looks wacko in the dining room but it works!
Save the fur ... when Silver becomes famous it will be worth boodles and boodles.
Do you have an opinion on the robot vacuums? I like those. I think they call them roomba or tango, or something...
My poo-pinion on Roomba:
Ours was temperamental until it's untimely death. Frequent encounters with cat toys may have shortened it's life. But maybe not. It frequently lost rack of time and kept vaccuming extra, even after the electronic walls times off. After that, it went off bounds. It once got stuck in an off bounds bathroom by repeatedly bumping the door from the inside until the door closed all the way. Then it vaccumed and vacumed the bathroom until it's battery died. It went in straight lines most of the time, until it struck something, then it left a little scuff mark and turned to go bump something else. Our floor was debris free for a limited time. The scuff marks are permanent. They are on everything.
Ankles
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