Welcome to my Daily Dose

waving and the American eagle flying.

I left the light on in case



you arrived after dark.

       

March’s Full Moon is traditionally called the Full Worm Moon by the Native

Americans who used the Moons to track the seasons; Colonial

Americans these names, especially those named by the local Algonquin

tribes who lived in the areas from New England to Lake Superior.

At the time of this spring Moon, the ground begins to soften and

earthworm casts reappear, inviting the return of robins. In some regions,

this is also known as the Sap Moon, as it marks the time when maple sap

begins to flow and the annual tapping of maple trees begins.

      


      


   

Cornstarch is one of those mysterious items you have in your

pantry. It only costs a dollar, so you probably bought it at least

one time and now you're unsure what it's good for. Well,

in case you're out of ideas, I'm going to share some information

about this cheap item that is actually one of the best materials

to have around the house, and how it can make your life easier.

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Polish silver: Instead of buying expensive and strong-smelling

silver cleaners, use a mix of cornstarch and water to make your

silverware shine like new.


No more squeaky floors: Cornstarch can stop the awful noises

caused by cracked floors. Sprinkle the floor with cornstarch

and nooks and cracks, ridding you of any

squeaks or creaks.

Clean wooden furniture: Regular household cleaners

can leave a residue that builds up over time. You can buff

away any grease marks from your wooden furniture or

household items with cornstarch. Remove these stains by

mixing equal parts water and cornstarch, and

then rubbing it strongly on the wood.

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Wow, if you like peeps, this is the cake for you!

A really colorful and festive wreath that would

compliment any door or wall.

  

A colorful Easter egg this can be!