Before living in south Texas, I had not encountered salt this way. I wouldn't have even known to put it on my bucket list (if I had one).
Strong enough to hold up under my steps, white enough to sparkle in the sunlight, concentrated enough to stay in formation under the smooth water's surface.
Sprinkled over the dirt this way, you'd almost think it was a dusting of snow. Except it's about 100 degrees out, which is the furthest thing from winter you can imagine.
Amazingly, some plants thrive in this salt land.
And amazingly, the salt land helps me thrive, too.
Ironing Made Easy: The Far Easier Way to Iron
The other day I discovered how to find free Kindle books on Amazon, and while I was paging through my search results, I discovered this little gem that has already saved me at least ten minutes over the course of two already-short ironing sessions. I discovered that my biggest ironing enemy was my set-up, and with a few simple changes, I am on my way to ironing efficiently.
On the first week of school and piano lessons, I'm grateful for anything that saves me time on household tasks. This ebook is free at the moment, so take a look, and let me know if it saves you time!
