This is a wonderful gift! Good stuff!-

I received a wonderful gift today that I feel compelled to share with you.  Those of you who know me personally will appreciate this gift's perfection!  (Thank you very much Donnie and Dad.)

This is the Verilux CleanWave germicidal UV-C light which penetrates micro-organism's cell membranes and damages the DNA preventing the growth of germs on surfaces.  Fox News tested this product in the "Deal or Dud" part of the program and proved it worked.  CleanWave eliminated 99.9% of the MRSA (Mulidrug-Resistant Staphyloccus Aureus Bacterum) in 1 second on nonporous surfaces.  Tested by the United States independent third party laboratories...was proven to be a fast and effective sanitizer. Great for those with children, those with compromised immune systems, day care and school facility.......... well, I guess just about anyone ;-)


I realize that I sound a little like a "germaphobe," however this is a proven, chemical free, way to stop the spread of viruses, etc.  I'm all for that!  Check out the website and you can read further.  Oh, did I mention rechargeable?  No using paper towels or cloth.  Just really GOOD STUFF.  

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

Well with the impending "wintery mix" looming, I thought it timely to conduct my own taste test for the Hot Chocolate served at local establishments.  Here are the ratings, let me know what you think or if there is somewhere I omitted that is a true contender!

10.  Hardee's  (don't bother)
 9.  Texas steak house  (just don't waste the calories)
 8.  Krispy Kreme ( would be last, but donuts and drive-thru give extra credit)
 7.  Sheetz
 6.  Barnes and Noble
 5.  IHOP
 4.  McDonald's with chocolate syrup on top (plus they have a drive-thru)
 3.  Wake Forest Tea Room.
 2.  Brugger's with extra whip

                                                                    

AND THE WINNER IS.........

 1.  Starbucks with extra whip!  You can actually taste the real chocolate.  YUM , it is really good.  It is also the most expensive.

GOOD STUFF!  Now you know.  :-)  Have to say it.........LET IT SNOW!

Good stuff at Raleigh's Crabtree Mall. YUM!

If you find yourself at Raleigh's Crabtree Valley Mall, tired, hungry, and simply unable to force down another burger or "nugget, "  ....... good news!  There is a new place to eat at the food court that is wonderful.  It is GOOD STUFF!  Dixie Belle's Smokehouse is located across from McDonald's and beside the candy shop.  There is a bright red and white awning so you can't miss it.  They serve awesome ribs, rotisserie chicken and all the fixin's.  Todd gives two thumbs up on the brunswick stew (very high praise!).  The fried okra was different than what I'm used to.  The hushpuppies are fantastic and I could make a meal of those and the mashed potatoes alone!  They also have slaw, collard greens, backed beans, mac & cheese, etc.  Of course you guessed it they also have banana pudding too!  It is so nice to find an alternative to the usual fast food.  They also have Catering.  ENJOY!!  Dixie Belle's Smokehouse 
"Where the Hog meets the Log!"

GreenOpolis GOOD STUFF ;-)

GreenOpolis.com  is an idea that is long over due.  I noticed a strange machine in front of the RiteAide at Falls of Neuse and I-540 and as is often the case, my curiosity got the best of me.  As I had a few minutes to kill and nothing better to do, I decided to see what this weird contraption was all about.  As you approach, you can see that it is a recycling receptacle.  After you begin to investigate further, you realize it is so much more.  You begin by getting your "Tracking Pass" and setting up your account.  Then each time you bring items for recycling to the machine you scan your card and earn points.  This is the love child of Pepsico and Waste Management.  These two companies have partnered with many businesses to offer discounts, coupons, free offers, etc. that the account holder may choose as they accumulate points.  


This is a site you must check out and please register.  I feel sure that there will be more locations available very soon.  This is selected for our "Good Stuff" folder because it combines two of my deepest passions, recycling and shopping for deals.  Until more locations are available, you can simply just plan to take your cans when you will be near one.  Recycle, Repurpose, Reuse, Reduce....... Earn points!  Ok it doesn't start with an R, but it is still good stuff!

When Good Stuff is used to make something very BAD ;-(

Well I grew up loving Cheerwine.  It was a special treat available only in western areas of NC and therefore we only got to have it when we went home to the mountains.  I have very fond memories of those days and was excited when it became more readily available in our area.  Just as did many of you, I also grew up going to Krispy Kreme for "hot donuts."  In fact, the best school field trip ever was our visit to the downtown Raleigh Krispy Kreme in the 3rd grade.  At the end of the tour we each got two hot donuts and milk.  How wonderful!  Try getting that past the school board these days.  Anyway, I tell you this so that you may understand I am a fan of both products mentioned.


Thus you might think that Krispy Kreme "cheerwine" donuts would be the best of both worlds.   Unfortunately, it is not.  This is a prime example of when two wonderfully good things are combined to make something awful.

I can only compare the filling flavor to the juice of jarred cherries being mixed with Krispy Kreme's regular iced filling.  Then the donut is glazed with chocolate and sprinkles are added on top.  The flavor of the filling is just an insult to your taste buds, the chocolate is ok, but then the sprinkles make for a weird texture combination.   I really wanted to love this donut.  I think this one is one for the strike out column.  On a further note, you can not even buy these donuts at the Krispy Kreme locations.  You have to get the from one of the participating grocers.  
Back to the drawing board (or should I say mixing bowl), for Krispy Kreme.  


I still love an original hot donut, best in the world!

Himalayan Salt is full of "The Good Stuff"

If you have not tried Himalayan Salt, put it on your shopping list. This salt from the Himalayas is known as "white gold." Together with pure spring water, Himalayan Crystal Salt offers all the natural elements exactly identical to the elements in your body .   It is reported to be over 250 million years old and comes in a variety of colors, sizes and shapes.  Use in cooking and you will get noticeably improved flavor.  


According to a number of sources the health benefits of Himalayan Salt include:
Regulating the water content throughout your body.
Promoting a healthy pH balance in your cells, particularly your brain cells.
Promoting blood sugar health and helping to reduce the signs of aging.
Assisting in the generation of hydroelectric energy in cells in your body.
Absorption of food particles through your intestinal tract.
Supporting respiratory health.
Promoting sinus health.
Prevention of muscle cramps.
Promoting bone strength.
Regulating your sleep -- it naturally promotes sleep.
Supporting your libido.
Promoting vascular health.
In conjunction with water it is actually essential for the regulation of your blood pressure.

I just like the flavor it gives foods, especially when grated over meat and veggies being grilled.  Enjoy ,  Good Stuff .  

Knight and Day is Good, Good, Good stuff ;-)

Great summer movie, this is Tom Cruise doing what made us all love him.  There are a few twists and turns, great adventure and Cameron holds her own too.  Of course you will need to leave logic at the door, but there is action, romance in the best sense of the word and a lot of laughs.  This is why we pay the price of admission....GOOD STUFF.

Toy Story 3 is GOOD STUFF!

Most movie sequels are usually not as great as the original and by the time the 3rd, 4th, etc. are insufferable, but Toy Story 3 is the exception and exceptional!  Disney Pixar manages to keep all the original elements authentic while keeping the story fresh.  As in the first two, Toy Story 3 is as enjoyable for adults as it is for children.  It has a wonderful story full of opportunities for later discussion about giving to others, what makes a family, and right vs. wrong.  The beautiful thing is that they are able to do it while making you laugh and with out beating you over the head with the moral.  This is the GOOD STUFF and the summer movie to see!  Enjoy and spring for the big popcorn.

NC Aquarium @ Fort Fisher is full of GOOD STUFF!

Waters of the Cape Fear
Are not as scary as in the original or the re-make of the movie.  The North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher welcomes visitors to tour the facility and take a journey down the Cape Fear River.  You will get to see the octopus, pictured above, up close and personal.  Visitors also get to meet Luna, a rare albino alligator, snakes, box turtles, moray eels, sharks, sea horses and so much more.  They are well staffed and ready to explain the habits and habitats of all the residents of the conservatory.  Holding 235,000 gallons, Cape Fear Shoals is the largest of the aquariums saltwater exhibits and is a two-story/360 degree view of a replica of an offshore reef.
Beautiful!

YUM!!! Britt's Donuts are GOOD STUFF!

They are only open certain times of the year and certain times of the day, there is only one variety of donut and bring cash!  YES, they are that good.  It is worth the drive to Carolina Beach, time and the stop at the ATM.  I have been a life long Krispy Kreme fanatic, but Britt's are in a class all their own.  Go, go now..... and bring me one.... no two!  I don't have any idea what their secret is, but they are GOOD STUFF.

The History and Legacy of Britt's Donuts Britt's Donuts: Don't ask for sprinkles, don't ask for cream filled and for goodness sakes, don't forget to eat as many as you can in the summer because Britt's is only open during the tourist season.   Some things never seem to change. I know it is all perspective, but eating a hot, delicious, handmade donut at Britt's is one of those experiences that doesn't need any embellishments. Started by the Britts and Wrights in 1939, the donut shop has long been the cornerstone of the Boardwalk area. People drive from all over just to eat one or 19 of the steaming hot - glazed delicacies.  A fellow actually consumed that many in an impromptu donut eating contest recently. The process of making the donuts is a time honored, tightly guarded secret. It is thought that the unique mix of ingredients for the glaze makes them so unbelievably good. People who don't even like donuts or sweets will gobble down six Britt's donuts in a heartbeat. Why, I myself have eaten 9 for supper before. Mr. Britt sold the shop and the secret recipe for making the donuts in 1974. Britt's long time employee Bobby Nivens purchased the shop. Since then, the Nivens family has cooked up and served hundreds of thousands of donuts to people from all over. During the summer season, you can sit on one of the stools at the counter and hear people order their favorite treat. You can tell the ones who aren't familiar with the drill. "Do you have anything besides glazed?" they say. The regulars always tell the girl behind the counter... "I'll have 1" or "Gimme a half dozen" or very often they'll say "4 dozen, please". Bobby Nivens and his family have operated Britt's Donut Shop on the Boardwalk in Carolina Beach for over 30 years. Nivens has always included his family in his business. His daughter Lynn grew up working behind the counter. Maxine, his wife, still serves up the donuts, milk and soft drinks to eager patrons all summer long and now his grand daughter helps out as well. You can bet that swimming weather, warm breezes and bare feet are soon to appear when you can smell the aroma of donuts cooking at Britt's. No Phone number! Open for 2010. Weekend operation started. Fridays - 4pm until Sat/Sun - 8:30am - 10:30pm. Normal Summer Hours of Operation 8:30am until 10:30pm 7 Days a Week From Carolina Beach, NC - Images & Icons of a Bygone Era SlapDash Publishing, LLC, 2006 Next - Ocean Plaza History

Good folks doing GOOD STUFF! Please check them out.

Have you ever thought to yourself, if we could raise money this could be cured?  Well, read how one lady heard the call and answered!  Please read about this thrift store which has managed to raise over $1 MILLION dollars for Alzheimer's Research in just 10 years!  That is just phenomenal!  All of the funds raised are designated to stay in North Carolina too.  You may wish that you could help...... YOU CAN!  Even though they are located in Fuquay-Varina they do offer some pick up services.  Go to their site at:  guardiananglethrift.org  to learn more.  Good stuff!

"Guardian Angel Thrift. located at 742 N. Main Street, Fuquay Varina, NC, is a Non Profit thrift store whose proceeds support Alzheimer's Research.  With a dedicated staff and lots of help from volunteers, we have over 26,000 square feet of thrift goods, including clothes, ornaments, collectables, books, furniture and dishes."

PRAZONE

Great news!  Now you will be able to purchase original t-shirt designs by Todd Coats EXCLUSIVELY at this website:  http://www.cafepress.com/prazONE  
GOOD STUFF!


There are only a few designs shown so far, but keep checking for new ones.

Now this is really "Good Stuff."  If you are tired of mulching every year with 

the standard cedar chips or  pine bark, etc.  and you want to save time, money and your back, this is for you!  Rubber Mulch is made from recycled rubber such as old tires.  It looks great and comes in many designer colors.  It is also the perfect thing to put under and around play/swing sets.  It may be a little more expensive at first, however in the long run saves you time, energy and money while giving you a great   look.  It runs about $13.50 for a 20 lb. bag or you can have it delivered by the  pallet.  I have seen it in black, brown and red.   Here are some reasons to consider this for your natural areas, around ornamental landscaping and play areas:

• It doesn't float away when it rains.
• It is good for the environment as it repurposes old tires and other items.
• It doesn't fade.
• It doesn't smell.
• It doesn't mold.
• It discourages weeds.
• It does not attract insects.
• It is soft and does not settle and become hard like some sands.
• It gives your landscape a great look coming in many colors.
• It is readily available at your local home improvement stores.
• NO SPLINTERS  ;-)  Now that's good stuff!

Give this a try, I think you will be amazed with the look and feel you get from this product and feel good about helping the planet.  

If you have any tips regarding products like this, please send them to me so that I may share your tip.

Cindy Selects a great way to save $$ on all your GOOD STUFF!

plasticjungle.com


If you are a bargain enthusiast, like myself, you will want to visit this site and bookmark it for future use.  "Plasticjungle.com" sells gift cards for over 1,400 retailers and restaurants at discount rates.  NO CATCH!  It is free and so is the shipping.  Most of the discounts are between 3% and 5%, however some are more.  You can even sign up to be alerted when particular cards become available!  This is a great way to give more as a gift or to use and save money for yourself.  There is also a page where you can sell unwanted and/or unused gift cards for up to 90% of the value for cash.  This is much more practical than forcing yourself to pick out something you don't want or need just to use the card.


I also was happy to find out that "Plasticjungle.com" has a service that allows gift cards to be donated to a non-profit and the ability to set up a non-profit fundraiser for donations of gift cards.  What a great way to put that gift card from Uncle Stanley for the "worm farm" to good use!!  HEE HEE.  Really, check it out.  Anything that keeps more $$$ in your pocket is GOOD STUFF!  And they all said..........AMEN!!!!

Not GOOD Stuff! by Cindy Selects

  Are you kidding me???????  Two pieces of KFC FRIED chicken with bacon and cheese in between!!!!  I am guessing the folks at Kentucky Fried Chicken have just tossed in the towel on doing anything healthy and decided to hurry the general population along to a heart attack!!!!!  Really, do we even need to ask how many fat grams are in this?????  If this is what you are choosing off the menu, you have already given up!  BTW-the reported fat grams is 32!  WOW

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Cindy Selects a great way to carry all your GOOD STUFF!

Ever wish you had a way to keep all the "little" tools handy while still showing a bit of style?  Yesterday I whipped up this handy little "task apron"  out of coordinating fabric remnants.  It only took about an hour and is perfect with pockets for small tools, scissors, tape measure, etc.  It is made out of a very durable canvas material so that it will hold up, however it is very light weight.  

This stylish "task apron" is perfect for doing crafts, sewing, working on small home projects, or a day out in the garden.  That's why Cindy Selects this as todays "Good Stuff!"  




Hope you will make one of these for yourself.  Please send pictures if you do.  Also, would love to hear your ideas and comments.


aaaaaaaAAAACHHHOooooooo.... I mean have a super day!

AAAHHHHHchooooooooo! Not that you needed a forecast to tell you this........

Reported Levels

Tree pollen count for 04/06/10:

Very High

Most active tree pollen types:

• Pine
• Oak

See past pollen counts for Raleigh, North Carolina    

Pennies are GOOD STUFF

A couple of weeks ago I was given a great tip by a florist.  When putting tulips or gerber daisies in a vase, put a penny in the bottom instead of the packet of plant food they give you!  Works very well!  This tip is really GOOD STUFF!


Happy Spring everyone!

Easter Center Piece Thats Fun, Pretty & Practical....Good Stuff!

As long as I can remember, Easter has been steeped in many family traditions.  Decorating Easter Eggs was and is always a big deal.  One of our funny traditions was my Father trying to make the perfect black egg.  It was one of the family traditions passed to him as a child.  This year I decided to try a new way to decorate for Easter/Spring and make a show case center piece to display decorated eggs.  I took 3 plastic plant liners and filled them with potting soil.  I then planted the quick sprouting grass seeds in each in 3 very thick layers.   Follow the directions for the seed and in just 3 or 4 days your container will look like the one above. I like to use clear ones so that my 4 1/2 year old can see the seeds sprout and the grass and roots grow.  All a part of God's miracle.  Once it is full of grass and just about a day before your egg decorating, you may want to trip your grass so that it is about 2" in height.  It is a great way to decorate for spring and for Easter and to display all those eggs :-)  I already have mine on my table and have a few decorations in them getting ready for the big day.  

Just imagine putting one of these in a white wicker basket with your eggs or other decorations.  How cute!  If you give this a try, and I hope you will, please send me your ideas.  I would love to see how you take this idea and run with it.  Best of all, once Easter is over, you can plant this in your yard's bare areas or compost.  Completely natural and THAT'S GOOD STUFF!  That's why Cindy selects this as the best decoration idea for this Easter.  God bless.

A quick and easy apron for your Little Chef

   

If you have a "Little Chef" like me, you always need aprons for them to wear.  The one I recently made is obviously for a little girl, but they are easily made for boys too.  All you need is a plain or decorated kitchen towel, some ribbon, a little thread and a couple of minutes.  For this one, I ruffled the ribbon at the bottom and sewed it to the hem.  This particular towel already had the embroidered flowers!  Then fold in half, right sides together then fold the top half back up in half again to form the pockets.  Sew sides and pockets, add your ribbon for ties and any other decorations you like and your done!   Those of you lucky enough to have an embroidery machine, adding a name would be perfect.  

Valentine idea to make for children

If you have children, then you have plenty of broken or partially used old crayons like the ones you see here.  Don't just throw them away, you can make fun shaped crayons your kids and their friends will love.  Just take a look at the ones I made for Valentines Day.  It works great for school , friends and they are a good alternate to candy!  Wonderful idea for birthday party bags, Christmas, Easter, etc.       

First, you will want to gather unwanted crayons.  Reach out to friends too.  Then remove paper wrapping and sort by color.   I like to reuse soup, fruit & vegetable cans for this.  Make sure the cans are washed and dried.    Fill the cans with like colors about 1/3rd to 1/2 full.

Place the cans in an 8x 8" pan (the deeper the better) filled about half full with water.  Place this pan on top of the stove on low heat until crayons are melted.  You may have to stir and some crayons will melt at different rates due to their composition.    I like to use bamboo skewers for stirring.

When hey are ready, they will look like the picture on the right.  Use a pot holder, "ove-glove" or some other protective holder to pick up the cans as they and the wax therein will be HOT.  Carefully pour into your mold and allow to cool.  After a few minutes you may notice a "well" or dip in the middle of the crayon created as it cools.  You can do a second pour  to level this out.

I like to use molds like these for crayons.  They are silicone ice cube trays and can be found at any "Dollar Store, " etc.  These work great as they make it easy to get the crayon out. If you have any difficulty removing the crayons, just put the tray in your freezer for a few minutes and they should pop right out.  Take an assortment of a few colors and put in a treat back or wrap with tissue and curling ribbon.  You can also give it with an activity book or coloring page, etc.

This craft also works for partially used candles.  Just add a wick shortly after you pour the melted candles.

Use your imagination, the possibilities are endless.  If you come up with a cute twist, please send me photos of your creation and I will share with everyone.

**********It should go without saying, but NEVER LEAVE CRAYONS Or CANDLES on ANY HEAT SOURCE UNATTENDED!  This craft is meant for ADULTS, or to be done with ADULT SUPERVISION.  **********************

A few new purposes for that cereal box.

In our house we always have cereal and that adds up to lots of cereal boxes.  I thought I would share with you a few of the ways we make good use of this resource.  I know that all of you have cereal boxes that you throw out or recycle each week  just like this one.... ok, I'm pretty sure they don't make this kind any longer, but it's snowing and I want junk food.  (ignoring the fact that the magician looks like the devil!)


One of the things I like to do is take the empty box and cut the top off, using a straight edge cut about a 45 degree angle off each side and clip the front.  Then using glue and left over fabric (paper works too), cover the boxes to match the room or season.  These work great to toss daily mail in, hold on to coupon packs, or magazines.  Here are a few photos for you.  Of course you can decorate them until your hearts content with ribbons, buttons, etc.  

There are lots of other great things you can make that are fun too.  Let your imagination take off.  This will get you started:
Monster puppets ....                      gift boxes......                  


  

snow man....                                    houses or building blocks

  

Or cut them using some of the images on the front or back into these standard post card sizes, write your note, address and stamp.  You have a funny, or healthy, or game postcard to mail a quick message and they are less expensive to mail!

USPS Standards for sizes of a Postcard: 
• Maximum size is 6” long X 4 1/4” high
• Minimum size is 5” long X 3 1/2” high

If you have a particularly funny or pretty or informative image, cut it into a bookmark, punch a hole in the top and tie on your ribbon.  (kids love these).

Enough already!

Enough is enough!  
According to the News and Observer, once again bloated Corporate America is making the employees pay for their bad decisions.  (Article listed below).  OK, I understand that the economy tanked, people and insurance companies balked at the ridiculous prices for some drugs, but is the answer to suffer those who actually are the back bone of your business?  How is that another Triangle employer SAS has literally "managed"  not ever to have had employee layoffs or reductions?  Perhaps the drug manufacturers could focus more on the outrageous salaries paid to the CEO's, CFO's, VP's, and Board Members.  A good idea might be not paying bonuses to Presidents, CEO's when they don't EARN them!  I know these are radical ideas, but I'm sick and tired of mismanagement by the top being overlooked or even rewarded.  Stop the insanity!  We as consumers, employees, or average citizens can not sit idly by being thankful it was not us.  We must demand that every other alternative must be taken before job cuts can even be considered.  When jobs (any jobs) are cut, or lost due to being "outsourced,"  we all feel the consequences.  Let these companies know it is not acceptable.  Write, e-mail or call them.  Also, write to our Gov. Beverly Purdue and encourage her to work with the companies to find alternative savings and revenue.

N&O article by Wolfe: "Drug maker GlaxoSmithKline, which has cut hundreds of Triangle jobs in the past two years, will announce another large round of layoffs Thursday when it reports its latest financial results, a British newspaper reports.GlaxoSmithKline employs about 5,000 people in this region, mostly at its North American headquarters in Research Triangle Park but also at a factory in Zebulon. GSK, which is based in London, has been slashing expenses under CEO Andrew Witty to offset slowing sales of best-selling drugs amid increasing competition from cheaper, generic medicines.Now the company is preparing to announce plans to eliminate 4,000 jobs, nearly half at its research hubs, one of which is at RTP, the Sunday Times of London reports. GSK "will scale down activities at research facilities in Britain, across Europe and in the United States as it builds its activities in emerging markets," the newspaper reports. The company employs about 100,000 worldwide."Some say the pharmaceutical industry has hit a wall, with the pace of new discoveries slowing and worries about the potential for price controls down the road," said N.C. State University economist Michael Walden. "Both these conditions would point to cost-cutting measures, and labor is usually the largest cost to cut."GSK's layoffs could hurt the Triangle's economy as researchers and scientists are thrown out of work."For every job lost, especially the high-paying jobs at companies such as GSK, it has a multiplier effect on the economy as that money is not circulated in this region," said W. Clay Hamner, a professor at UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School. "The housing market gets weaker, the service sector loses customers, etc. ... It also affects demand for office space, air service, hotel rooms, restaurants, etc."GSK officials typically refuse to share detailed information on how layoffs affect its Triangle work force. Nearly a year ago, the company cut an undisclosed number of workers at a customer response center in RTP Company spokeswoman Mary Anne Rhyne declined to comment on the Sunday Times report, citing the "quiet period" that comes before quarterly and year-end results are announced."We have said that we are continuously seeking to simplify our business and ensure that we are positioned to meet the current and evolving needs of the marketplace," she said.GSK announced a first cost-cutting initiative in October 2007, eliminating thousands of jobs worldwide, and then it expanded that effort in February 2009. Hundreds of local employees have lost their jobs in those moves. The company sells products including the asthma treatment Advair, flu drug Relenza and smoking-cessation aid Nicorette. Under Witty's leadership, GSK has been buying promising new products and companies to bolster its pipeline of medicines. The company has been expanding in emerging markets such as India, where demand for new drugs is booming. "The testing and development of new drugs will be more profitable if developed there," Hamner said. "Also, research is cheaper and very good in places such as India today."In a recent setback for GSK, fourth-quarter sales of H1N1 flu vaccines weren't as brisk as anticipated. France and other countries reduced orders as the panic over a pandemic eased. Most other large drugmakers have taken similar cost-cutting steps in recent years. Last week, rival Astra Zeneca announced plans to slash an additional 8,000 workers.

Must have on a snowy day!

If you are like us and buried under snow and ice, then you are probably drinking hot chocolate by the gallon too!  Here are two things you will wish you had purchased before the storm hit and will make sure to have in time for the next storm!!!!   YUM!!!!

                                                       LIFE IS GOOD!