I managed to pick the last of the rather damp runner beans. Now they are on the greenhouse staging ready to be sorted and dry for both eating and growing next year.
From ten o'clock it "did what it said on the tin"....as forecast, with a yellow warning, cold, very wet and rather windy.
After lunch I had had enough..and saw a FB posting by Nae Sae New....a ribbed rolling pin for pasta...so I said I'd buy it..and went there in the car straight away!!
And found a sturdy hoe head that will fit the handle that my brother has..to clear his block paving drive of weeds....and a thing for making holes by hand with a Wooden handle....and a Quimper blue and white cake/biscuit plate with a cockerel design....as you do when you enter such a marvellous emporium!!
The rolling pin is made for rolling out pasta...but could be used with clay....
Not much done for the rest of the day.. mainly chatting by message to various people and making a list of things to do when it is hopefully dry tomorrow.
Even though I work in a thrift store, I’m always curious to see other people’s thrift! I’d be curious to see a photo of your rolling pin—
ReplyDeletewill you use it for making pasta? Or clay?
Possibly both..well cleaned between times of course
Delete...wet is the order of the day here too.
ReplyDeleteYou scored some good "finds" at Nae Sae New!
ReplyDeleteYour Wombling instinct paid off.
ReplyDeleteI love finding a little gem to purchase.
ReplyDeleteIt’s like Christmas and your birthday in one day
I think you have purchased a Dibber
ReplyDeleteNo, for making holes in wood I think
DeleteIt looks like we rein for a spell of chilly, dank weather, with perhaps a few glimpses of sun. I have to stay away from thrift stores.🤭
ReplyDeleteYes, show us some pictures! I'm always interested in thrift store finds. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing this purchase is from a second hand/thrift store.
ReplyDeleteThe treasures to be found are often outstanding.
Lucky finds GZ.
A rolling pin is so necessary for us people that like to bake, I use mine all the time.
ReplyDeleteYou were productive! I really love the idea of the rolling pin.
ReplyDeleteThrift store rummaging can become quite compulsive - I daren't start looking on FB as well.
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