Karen’s Opinion

The theme this week at Heads or Tails is cup.

I received the soup cups I ordered from the Etsy shop, Sunbury Village Yarns. I love using them and think they look pretty hanging on my shelf too!

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This week’s theme at Heads or Tails is “chain.” Make any kind of post using any form of the word “Chain”

Early memories of Christmas decorations remind me of the times I spent making chains out of red and green construction paper. In elementary school we would make long chains so our teacher could use them to decorate our classroom. There is even a wikiHow article about How to Make a Christmas Chain!

I still play with items of color, as you can see over at Winding Threads. I need ideas on what to make from my purchase.

This week’s theme at Heads or Tails is TAILS – “Show ‘N Tell”

Remember playing Show ‘N Tell back in school? This is pretty much the same. Post something you want to “show” and then “tell” about it.

I have to show you the beautiful table my son and daughter in-law set for our Thanksgiving dinner. It was beautiful. Next time, I will show you a picture of all the food. It was amazing.

Oh my goodness! I almost forgot to participate in one of my favorite memes, Heads or Tails. Skittles always thinks of the most fun topics for us participants. The theme/prompt for THIS week, September 15, is:

HEADS – “Way”
*OR*
TAILS – “Rhymes With Way”

I chose to rhyme with the word way. I am thinking about the word stay. I wish our dogs knew how to “stay”. Training makes the difference between a wild uncontrollable animal and a lovable manageable house pet. Effective training can be given to a dog from the age of eight weeks. It is best for the owner and dog to start training before bad habits become deeply ingrained. Too late for our two!

and no, they don’t “stay” off the furniture either.

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The topic for this weeks Heads or Tails meme is “note”. If you would like to play along, click the graphic and you will be taken to Heads or Tails!

Who invented sticky notes?

They were invented by Art Fry, a researcher at 3M using an adhesive developed by a colleague, Spencer Silver. The Patent is held by the 3M Corporation.

Look at what this artist made with sticky notes!

Please, indulge my need for comments and take a look at my latest creation in the post below this one.