My living room paint color is Benjamin Moore

(REVERE PEWTER HC-172) The photos are my children when they were young. The lamp and shade purchased from Target a few years ago.

My living room paint color is Benjamin Moore

(REVERE PEWTER HC-172) The photos are my children and family etc...when they were young. The shelves were purchased from Ikea.

 

My living room paint color is Benjamin Moore

(REVERE PEWTER HC-172) The hooks are for my dogs etc.. The bench and coat door were made by husband.

My entry way/foyer

We found this door at flea market painted it, added mirror and hooks and mounted it to the wall

My husband made the bench



Our Chickens

 Our backyard chicken coop

we own 10 chickens and 2 roosters

My very small kitchen

 If you look out the kitchen window you can see our chicken coop

It is a small space but very workable

spice shelf and knife magnet strip

 this little spot is for my 3 dogs
dog treats and framed dog quotes
"wake up hug dogs have a good day"
"3 very spoiled dogs live here"
"a dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself"

My husband made the pot rack with 3 plant hangers and an iron pipe

I just love my white cabinets

my baking area

Home First Aid Kit

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Every Home should have a First Aid Kit

Below is a list of possible items to include in your homes first aid kit. While this list is far from perfect and won’t be appropriate for all families, it is a starting point.

·        An oral syringe, or calibrated cup and spoon for administering liquid medicines

·        Children’s strength liquid acetaminophen or ibuprofen (non-aspirin)

·        Pediatrician-approved children’s strength liquid decongestant

·        Anti-diarrhea medication

·        Antacid

·        Activated charcoal (use only if advised by the Poison Control Center)

·        Digital thermometer

·        Tweezers and a pair of sharp scissors

·        Latex gloves

·        Safety pins

·        Sterilized needle

·        Antibacterial ointment

·        Hydrocortisone cream (0.5% for children)

·        Rubbing alcohol

·        Hydrogen peroxide

·        Nasal aspirator bulb syringe

·        Variety of adhesive bandage strips

·        Gauze rolls, sterile

·        Gauze pads, sterile

·        Adhesive tape

·        Cotton pads and cotton swabs

·        Heating pad

·        Hot-water bottle and cover

·        Ice pack

·        Pedialyte Oral Electrolyte Solution

·        ibuprofen

·        alcohol wipes

·        antiseptic hand cleaner

·        medical adhesive tape

·        elastic bandages

·        several sizes of adhesive bandages

·        insect bite swabs

·        triple-antibiotic ointment

·        barrier device for CPR

In addition to the store-bought items above, consider including an index card with the following information typed in a large, bold, easy-to-read font:

Mobile phone numbers of parents and the home address (in the event someone, in an emergency, can’t recall the home address)

 Children’s full names, any known allergies and birthdates

 Pediatrician’s name and phone number

 Pharmacy’s phone number and address

 Poison Control