I bought those white trays for holding the forks, spoons and knives, but they always slide to the back when I open the drawer. Why don't they make those things shorter? I mean, really, who uses a foot-long spoon?
I have to say, it's been nice and peaceful around here now that our neighbors have moved out. They were very good neighbors, in that they kept to themselves and didn't bug us, but their six year old daughter was another story. She was over here all the time, particularly once school let out. And let's just say her parents didn't teach her much about social graces and leave it at that. I don't know why they moved (they sold all their pets, including three horses, and bought a smaller house with less land), but frankly, if I had two daughters and lived next door to a house full of boys, I'd move too. And quick.
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Those would be great in my drawer with serving spoons and stuff....I love an organized drawer.
ReplyDeleteThose are some long trays.
ReplyDeleteI played!
Yeah, mine is wicked bad LOL!
ReplyDeletelol this is true about foot long utensils... hehe
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I see your problem with the long trays and the utensils sliding to the back. They do need to be shorter, and I've seen some like that, but then not too short (and I've seen those, too).
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An unusual choice for a subject!
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty similar to mine except my slot for spoons is always empty. These kids eat so much cereal and yogurt - those are the first we run out of.
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a good organized Drawer, the opposite of mine. Happy Friday, and i played.
ReplyDeleteThey do make the shorter ones. I have them in my picture. I have had awful neighbors, I know what you mean. Thanks for stopping by.
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