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I just decided on a whim to share this fun idea with you so that’s why you can see that the old parts had started to dry out already.. Place your green onions in a glass of cool water, filling it up so that it just covers the white parts of the onion.. And that’s it!

And even when I’m not there’s a whole world of other bloggers out there who.and who will give me ideas!

So I snatched those suckers up lickety-split!.And I cut a little hole in one side and pulled out the lame foam of wimpiness.A little stuffing, some hot glue to seal up the hole and I was done-zo!

Or is it spelled dunzo?(Spell-check, you are being absolutely zero help here.).

Now I have a perfect pair of slightly-Summery, but really actually good for any season, snazzy little pillows!.

Perfect for this transitional Summer-to-Fall time we’re in now.Oh right… the interview.. We’ve already spoken about Scott’s thoughts on types of finishes that you should use on an income property and we’ve talked about how you might approach an income property differently in a small town versus the big city in my last post with him..

The next thing I wanted to know about was just the basics.Realistically, we don’t all have an extra $60 000 laying around to renovate when we want to put together an income property so I asked him what would be the one thing he would focus on if he could only complete one renovation.

I thought for sure he would say the kitchen.They always say the kitchen, don’t they?.