What do babies born in winter wear for outdoors and indoors?
Q. I am due in Jan, 2009. I am wondering what kind of clothes are warm enough for babies indoors and outdoors. Will the onesies do for indoors, or does the baby need more? Should the baby be dressed in multiple layers for outdoors. How much will be too warm for the baby? Thanks!
Asked by moderngirl - Thu Jun 26 09:55:23 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter (December baby) mostly wore sleepers indoors. But go by the temperature of your house. If you keep it warm, she may well be comfortable in a onesie. For outside, remember that you can't have a lot of thick clothing in the carseat, so layers are good idea. A warm bunting for outside, and a lighter/thinner jacket for the carseat.
Answered by Pippin - Thu Jun 26 10:09:22 2008
Q. I am due in Jan, 2009. I am wondering what kind of clothes are warm enough for babies indoors and outdoors. Will the onesies do for indoors, or does the baby need more? Should the baby be dressed in multiple layers for outdoors. How much will be too warm for the baby? Thanks!
Asked by moderngirl - Thu Jun 26 09:55:23 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter (December baby) mostly wore sleepers indoors. But go by the temperature of your house. If you keep it warm, she may well be comfortable in a onesie. For outside, remember that you can't have a lot of thick clothing in the carseat, so layers are good idea. A warm bunting for outside, and a lighter/thinner jacket for the carseat.
Answered by Pippin - Thu Jun 26 10:09:22 2008
Where is a place besides outdoors to trow a B-day party?
Q. My daughters b-day is in the beginning of December so the beautiful outdoors is out...Any ideas of places i can have it at? Oops forgot to mention she is turning 3 and we live in san diego, california.
Asked by Noelle M - Tue Aug 7 18:38:30 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know if they have this where your from but in San Diego they have indoor inflatable parks. they rent them out for Bdays. Or you could rent out a church hall or recreation center room. Ice skating rinks are nice for kids bdays they have package deals with cake, pizza and skate rentals. some times it even comes with a group lesson.
Answered by SDGirl - Tue Aug 7 18:49:26 2007
Q. My daughters b-day is in the beginning of December so the beautiful outdoors is out...Any ideas of places i can have it at? Oops forgot to mention she is turning 3 and we live in san diego, california.
Asked by Noelle M - Tue Aug 7 18:38:30 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know if they have this where your from but in San Diego they have indoor inflatable parks. they rent them out for Bdays. Or you could rent out a church hall or recreation center room. Ice skating rinks are nice for kids bdays they have package deals with cake, pizza and skate rentals. some times it even comes with a group lesson.
Answered by SDGirl - Tue Aug 7 18:49:26 2007
How can I make earthenware suitable for the outdoors?
Q. I have been told it is currently unsuitable for the outdoors. Are there any glazes (or anything else appropriate) that can make it suitable for the outdoors?
Asked by Combat Wombat - Thu Dec 4 11:24:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is it fired?
Answered by cardimom - Thu Dec 4 11:27:35 2008
Q. I have been told it is currently unsuitable for the outdoors. Are there any glazes (or anything else appropriate) that can make it suitable for the outdoors?
Asked by Combat Wombat - Thu Dec 4 11:24:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is it fired?
Answered by cardimom - Thu Dec 4 11:27:35 2008
How do you paint a car outdoors in pretty cold temperatures?
Q. I have a sh*tbox that really needs to be painted before I can drive it around. Unfortunately, it is 14 degrees Fahrenheit outdoors and I am afraid that a special technique is in order. I am not particularly concerned with how it looks, I just want the car to be a uniform color. Any wisdom?
Asked by henrycipolla - Mon Dec 8 12:13:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should never paint a vehicle outdoors ( no matter what the temperature is... ) The reasons behind that are both for environmental reasons as well as dust and other debris being blown against the wet paint and sticking to it as it dries.
Answered by Jay P - Mon Dec 8 12:28:56 2008
Q. I have a sh*tbox that really needs to be painted before I can drive it around. Unfortunately, it is 14 degrees Fahrenheit outdoors and I am afraid that a special technique is in order. I am not particularly concerned with how it looks, I just want the car to be a uniform color. Any wisdom?
Asked by henrycipolla - Mon Dec 8 12:13:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should never paint a vehicle outdoors ( no matter what the temperature is... ) The reasons behind that are both for environmental reasons as well as dust and other debris being blown against the wet paint and sticking to it as it dries.
Answered by Jay P - Mon Dec 8 12:28:56 2008
What type of paper holds up well outdoors?
Q. Or would I have to weather-proof the paper in some way? If so, what would I need? I have some origami and other paper projects that I would like to leave outdoors if possible. But if not, I can always bring them back in during bad weather. Thank you for your time.
Asked by artistguy - Sun May 4 00:13:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you use some type of sealer ... polyurethane or varnish, etc. ... even a clear spray-paint ... that would at least help to make your projects somewhat waterproof. But, keep in mind that, even if sealed, the color in the paper will fade if exposed to sunlight. I had a couple of painted chairs (that I had decorated using scrapbooking paper and decoupage medium, then varnish). They sat on my front porch (in total shade) over the course of a summer ... and even indirect sunlight caused them to fade noticeably within a few months.
Answered by *Sombra* - Sun May 4 00:46:08 2008
Q. Or would I have to weather-proof the paper in some way? If so, what would I need? I have some origami and other paper projects that I would like to leave outdoors if possible. But if not, I can always bring them back in during bad weather. Thank you for your time.
Asked by artistguy - Sun May 4 00:13:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you use some type of sealer ... polyurethane or varnish, etc. ... even a clear spray-paint ... that would at least help to make your projects somewhat waterproof. But, keep in mind that, even if sealed, the color in the paper will fade if exposed to sunlight. I had a couple of painted chairs (that I had decorated using scrapbooking paper and decoupage medium, then varnish). They sat on my front porch (in total shade) over the course of a summer ... and even indirect sunlight caused them to fade noticeably within a few months.
Answered by *Sombra* - Sun May 4 00:46:08 2008
Looking for a camera that takes good pictures outdoors even in the dark?
Q. Does anyone know about a digital camera that takes good pictures outdoors even in the dark? Doesn t have to be a professional camera, also preferred to be small in size.
Asked by appraiserny - Thu Nov 12 14:04:50 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you looking for night vision or flash?
Answered by Real Z - Thu Nov 12 14:26:27 2009
Q. Does anyone know about a digital camera that takes good pictures outdoors even in the dark? Doesn t have to be a professional camera, also preferred to be small in size.
Asked by appraiserny - Thu Nov 12 14:04:50 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you looking for night vision or flash?
Answered by Real Z - Thu Nov 12 14:26:27 2009
What's the cheapest way to play music outdoors?
Q. I'm organizing a little outdoor event and I wanted to bring my computer speakers with me for music (they're pretty good speakers). Problem is I can't really plug it in anywhere since I'll be outdoors the whole time. Is there a cheap energy source I could use to plug my speakers into?
Asked by Fadi - Tue Jan 29 21:14:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Will you be close to your car or another vehicle? There are 12VDC\120VAC inverters that sell for as little as $20. They can supply about 75 watts of power; this should be enough for your computer speakers. For a few $$ more you can get one that will supply 120 watts. Check the nameplate on your speakers for their 110Vac input power requirements. I bought one at Sears. It plugs into the cigarette lighter. You can use a regular 100 ft garden extension cord to get the 110V from the inverter to your amplifiers. They also sell these at Walmart, Target, and just about any auto parts store. As long as you aren't going to use it for more that a couple of hours, it will not seriously drain your car battery. Some cigarette light plugs will… [cont.]
Answered by MarkyP00 - Wed Jan 30 16:00:30 2008
Q. I'm organizing a little outdoor event and I wanted to bring my computer speakers with me for music (they're pretty good speakers). Problem is I can't really plug it in anywhere since I'll be outdoors the whole time. Is there a cheap energy source I could use to plug my speakers into?
Asked by Fadi - Tue Jan 29 21:14:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Will you be close to your car or another vehicle? There are 12VDC\120VAC inverters that sell for as little as $20. They can supply about 75 watts of power; this should be enough for your computer speakers. For a few $$ more you can get one that will supply 120 watts. Check the nameplate on your speakers for their 110Vac input power requirements. I bought one at Sears. It plugs into the cigarette lighter. You can use a regular 100 ft garden extension cord to get the 110V from the inverter to your amplifiers. They also sell these at Walmart, Target, and just about any auto parts store. As long as you aren't going to use it for more that a couple of hours, it will not seriously drain your car battery. Some cigarette light plugs will… [cont.]
Answered by MarkyP00 - Wed Jan 30 16:00:30 2008
What is a major that involved both childern and the outdoors?
Q. Im a sophmore in college trying to figure out what i want to do for my career. I love childern and the outdoors so i'd like to find something that involves both.
Asked by CandiAngel - Thu Sep 25 14:18:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Social Work, Teaching, Social pedagogy, Nursery, etc I think there are several majors which combine children and outdoor. For instance, being a social worker in a public regional countryside club for children and teenagers is an amazing choice - especially in a developing country (Peru, Ghana and so forth). You can plan and implement many outdoor activities. You can do whatever you like and in parallel you can contribute to their present and future well being. Good Luck!!! Kind Regards from Greece.
Answered by Antinsect - Thu Sep 25 14:34:19 2008
Q. Im a sophmore in college trying to figure out what i want to do for my career. I love childern and the outdoors so i'd like to find something that involves both.
Asked by CandiAngel - Thu Sep 25 14:18:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Social Work, Teaching, Social pedagogy, Nursery, etc I think there are several majors which combine children and outdoor. For instance, being a social worker in a public regional countryside club for children and teenagers is an amazing choice - especially in a developing country (Peru, Ghana and so forth). You can plan and implement many outdoor activities. You can do whatever you like and in parallel you can contribute to their present and future well being. Good Luck!!! Kind Regards from Greece.
Answered by Antinsect - Thu Sep 25 14:34:19 2008
What are good jobs for people who love animals and outdoors?
Q. I would love to work some place neat and watch animals and research, and be outdoors. I would love to have a good pay, too, but I don't really mind if its not. Some job other than a vet where you maybe get to be with real, wild animals. Please explain the job and what degrees, etc, you need (schooling.) Plus, say where (what country) this job usually takes place.
Asked by animal girl 97 - Tue May 5 20:15:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well im looking for a career with animals too Preventive Medicine (small animal, large animal, exotic, wildlife rehabilitation, research (private industry, university and government), military, zoo): Research Veterinarian Veterinarian Veterinary Technician Care and Conservation of Wildlife: Biologist Conservation Officer Cooperative Extension Agent Ecologist Educator Environmental Management Environmental Chemistry Forestry/Park Ranger Interpretive Naturalist Natural Resources Management Wildlife Rehabilitator Pets: Animal behavior Outreach programs Therapy and Psychology Zoos (training varies, ranging from exotic animal caretaking to biology: Director Supervisor Keeper Habitat Specialist Research Animal Training: [cont.]
Answered by Spirit Animal - Tue May 5 20:33:16 2009
Q. I would love to work some place neat and watch animals and research, and be outdoors. I would love to have a good pay, too, but I don't really mind if its not. Some job other than a vet where you maybe get to be with real, wild animals. Please explain the job and what degrees, etc, you need (schooling.) Plus, say where (what country) this job usually takes place.
Asked by animal girl 97 - Tue May 5 20:15:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well im looking for a career with animals too Preventive Medicine (small animal, large animal, exotic, wildlife rehabilitation, research (private industry, university and government), military, zoo): Research Veterinarian Veterinarian Veterinary Technician Care and Conservation of Wildlife: Biologist Conservation Officer Cooperative Extension Agent Ecologist Educator Environmental Management Environmental Chemistry Forestry/Park Ranger Interpretive Naturalist Natural Resources Management Wildlife Rehabilitator Pets: Animal behavior Outreach programs Therapy and Psychology Zoos (training varies, ranging from exotic animal caretaking to biology: Director Supervisor Keeper Habitat Specialist Research Animal Training: [cont.]
Answered by Spirit Animal - Tue May 5 20:33:16 2009
How do I take care of a newborn rabbit that stays outdoors?
Q. I have 3 rabbits that live inside the same cage. The cage is a large with 2 rooms. My rabbit had 5 babies this morning and 4 died. So what do I need to keep the other rabbit alive? It lives outdoors with 3 grown female rabbits. I will surely appreciate any answers. I do not have any kind of kitten milk. Thanks for your answers.
Asked by jane j - Tue Sep 18 22:25:27 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Mother & baby do need to come inside. Not to sound like the harbinger of doom, but if the others didn't make it, please try not to be too upset if the last one passes on, too. But if you can set up quarters indoors for a couple of months, the mother will take it from there. You also need to find out which of the other 2 is the daddy, & either have him neutered, or have mother bunny spayed, or seperate them permanently. I wholly agree w/ the other person that answered, please bring everybody inside. Not to sound pushy or rude, but what's the point of having bunnies if they're stuck outside & can't play w/ you for an hour or so every day? Do they have any interaction w/ you other then getting their dietary needs met every day, & their… [cont.]
Answered by lady3kgt - Tue Sep 18 23:23:09 2007
Q. I have 3 rabbits that live inside the same cage. The cage is a large with 2 rooms. My rabbit had 5 babies this morning and 4 died. So what do I need to keep the other rabbit alive? It lives outdoors with 3 grown female rabbits. I will surely appreciate any answers. I do not have any kind of kitten milk. Thanks for your answers.
Asked by jane j - Tue Sep 18 22:25:27 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Mother & baby do need to come inside. Not to sound like the harbinger of doom, but if the others didn't make it, please try not to be too upset if the last one passes on, too. But if you can set up quarters indoors for a couple of months, the mother will take it from there. You also need to find out which of the other 2 is the daddy, & either have him neutered, or have mother bunny spayed, or seperate them permanently. I wholly agree w/ the other person that answered, please bring everybody inside. Not to sound pushy or rude, but what's the point of having bunnies if they're stuck outside & can't play w/ you for an hour or so every day? Do they have any interaction w/ you other then getting their dietary needs met every day, & their… [cont.]
Answered by lady3kgt - Tue Sep 18 23:23:09 2007
Can I plant an avacado tree outdoors in Southern WV?
Q. I live in southern WV and have an avacado tree groing in my lving room, can I plant it outdoors? Will it survive the winter?
Asked by Elane M - Tue Apr 15 15:18:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Avocados - to the best of my knowledge - need warmth, HATE cold/frost/snow/sleet, and don't like to be either too wet or too dry. So if you have any climatary factors that would prohibit growth, that would be the biggest deciding factor. Read more here: Also, be aware that seed-grown avocados don't always bear fruit, as they need to be cross-pollinated from a fruit-bearing tree in your area (of similar variety), or otherwise professionally grafted which can be costly and not guaranteed.
Answered by Brutally Honest - Tue Apr 15 15:37:33 2008
Q. I live in southern WV and have an avacado tree groing in my lving room, can I plant it outdoors? Will it survive the winter?
Asked by Elane M - Tue Apr 15 15:18:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Avocados - to the best of my knowledge - need warmth, HATE cold/frost/snow/sleet, and don't like to be either too wet or too dry. So if you have any climatary factors that would prohibit growth, that would be the biggest deciding factor. Read more here: Also, be aware that seed-grown avocados don't always bear fruit, as they need to be cross-pollinated from a fruit-bearing tree in your area (of similar variety), or otherwise professionally grafted which can be costly and not guaranteed.
Answered by Brutally Honest - Tue Apr 15 15:37:33 2008
Can I raise a bird to live outdoors around my apartments?
Q. I live in apartments that don't allow pets and I move around in rural areas. Can I train a bird to live outdoors around whever I'm living at the time? That way I'd have the companionship of a pet, without having to rent an entire house. It would have to be a bird that can handle the cold because it gets below freezing at night in the winter.
Asked by Jeremy H - Mon Oct 22 01:13:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. This doesn't sound like an ideal situation for a bird. You would have to keep it caged. If it's outside anyone could come up and do anything to it. Can you maybe get a rodent that could live indoors? Please don't get a bird, if it didn't freeze to death it would get stolen or killed. Hope this helps.
Answered by DogAddict - Mon Oct 22 01:23:52 2007
Q. I live in apartments that don't allow pets and I move around in rural areas. Can I train a bird to live outdoors around whever I'm living at the time? That way I'd have the companionship of a pet, without having to rent an entire house. It would have to be a bird that can handle the cold because it gets below freezing at night in the winter.
Asked by Jeremy H - Mon Oct 22 01:13:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. This doesn't sound like an ideal situation for a bird. You would have to keep it caged. If it's outside anyone could come up and do anything to it. Can you maybe get a rodent that could live indoors? Please don't get a bird, if it didn't freeze to death it would get stolen or killed. Hope this helps.
Answered by DogAddict - Mon Oct 22 01:23:52 2007
How to keep a dark blue car that's parked outdoors shiny?
Q. My car is a solid (non metallic) midnight blue color and it has to be parked outdoors. The color oxidizes fairly quickly. I polish it in the fall but come summer the paint will turn chalky again. Is there anything that will really protect the paint? I've been using Menzerna FP2 and glaze. Wax will definitely fade fast outdoors. Are sealants any good?
Asked by DS - Sun Nov 22 23:56:58 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wash, clay bar, wax. Maybe go over it with a little quick detailer when it starts to look bad and see if that clears it up. If not, you're probably going to need to wax often. I know my Mustang sits outdoors and I wash it weekly but it's a PITA to keep it clean since it's exposed to the elements at all times.
Answered by RawrzImo - Mon Nov 23 00:09:06 2009
Q. My car is a solid (non metallic) midnight blue color and it has to be parked outdoors. The color oxidizes fairly quickly. I polish it in the fall but come summer the paint will turn chalky again. Is there anything that will really protect the paint? I've been using Menzerna FP2 and glaze. Wax will definitely fade fast outdoors. Are sealants any good?
Asked by DS - Sun Nov 22 23:56:58 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wash, clay bar, wax. Maybe go over it with a little quick detailer when it starts to look bad and see if that clears it up. If not, you're probably going to need to wax often. I know my Mustang sits outdoors and I wash it weekly but it's a PITA to keep it clean since it's exposed to the elements at all times.
Answered by RawrzImo - Mon Nov 23 00:09:06 2009
what is the web site for the Great Outdoors Grill Co?
Q. I just bought a used Great Outdoors Co. Smoker and would like to get the instructions that came with it. Does anyone have a copy that they could E-Mail to me or perhaps the web address of the company as I can't find it anywhere?
Asked by Thomas S - Wed May 21 23:19:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hope this helps
Answered by Proud to be 51 - Wed May 21 23:30:51 2008
Q. I just bought a used Great Outdoors Co. Smoker and would like to get the instructions that came with it. Does anyone have a copy that they could E-Mail to me or perhaps the web address of the company as I can't find it anywhere?
Asked by Thomas S - Wed May 21 23:19:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hope this helps
Answered by Proud to be 51 - Wed May 21 23:30:51 2008
What are the most important aspects of water purification devices for home and especially for outdoors?
Q. I have an assignment where I have to ask experienced users and experts, especially from an outdoors perspective.
Asked by Fati O - Fri Oct 24 07:21:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the filter part of it has to be able to "filter" very small bacteria--the smaller the size the better--this will eliminate bacteria and protozoa--BUT you then need to take care of virueses---thats what the purifier does..so its has a 2 step process: filtering for bacteria/protozoa and purifying for viruses
Answered by Rogue Angel - Mon Oct 27 10:14:34 2008
Q. I have an assignment where I have to ask experienced users and experts, especially from an outdoors perspective.
Asked by Fati O - Fri Oct 24 07:21:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the filter part of it has to be able to "filter" very small bacteria--the smaller the size the better--this will eliminate bacteria and protozoa--BUT you then need to take care of virueses---thats what the purifier does..so its has a 2 step process: filtering for bacteria/protozoa and purifying for viruses
Answered by Rogue Angel - Mon Oct 27 10:14:34 2008
Possible to grow vegetable plants in Cape Coral, Florida outdoors?
Q. I used to live up North on east coast. So I don't know much about sw Florida. Can veggie plants be grown sucessfully outdoors (say like in Cape Coral or St. James City), or should they be done in large pots and kept by windows under shelter? Would too many "bugs" or the bad winds or downpours destroy the veggie plants if they were done outdoors? I don't want to look like an idiot doing vegetable plants outdoors around here if it really is'nt possible to keep them alive well out there or keep them from getting broken. Vegetables like: big beef tomatoes, big bell peppers, yellow squash and eggplant.
Asked by tranquil_moonlight_88 - Mon May 14 00:58:35 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't see why not. You can contact your county extension office and get all the info you need to grow a wonderful garden. It is free and very useful.
Answered by slapleatheru - Sat May 19 22:44:12 2007
Q. I used to live up North on east coast. So I don't know much about sw Florida. Can veggie plants be grown sucessfully outdoors (say like in Cape Coral or St. James City), or should they be done in large pots and kept by windows under shelter? Would too many "bugs" or the bad winds or downpours destroy the veggie plants if they were done outdoors? I don't want to look like an idiot doing vegetable plants outdoors around here if it really is'nt possible to keep them alive well out there or keep them from getting broken. Vegetables like: big beef tomatoes, big bell peppers, yellow squash and eggplant.
Asked by tranquil_moonlight_88 - Mon May 14 00:58:35 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't see why not. You can contact your county extension office and get all the info you need to grow a wonderful garden. It is free and very useful.
Answered by slapleatheru - Sat May 19 22:44:12 2007
If you are caught outdoors in a thunderstorm, why should you not stand under a tree?
Q. If you are caught outdoors in a thunderstorm, why should you not stand under a tree? Can you think of a reason why you should not stand with your legs apart? Or why lying down can be dangerous?
Asked by mp - Wed Nov 11 22:30:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You shouldnt stand under a tree because they are often much taller than surrounding structures, and will attract lightning strikes. The tree could also catch fire.
Answered by i' loe i ' i ! - Wed Nov 11 22:35:14 2009
Q. If you are caught outdoors in a thunderstorm, why should you not stand under a tree? Can you think of a reason why you should not stand with your legs apart? Or why lying down can be dangerous?
Asked by mp - Wed Nov 11 22:30:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You shouldnt stand under a tree because they are often much taller than surrounding structures, and will attract lightning strikes. The tree could also catch fire.
Answered by i' loe i ' i ! - Wed Nov 11 22:35:14 2009
What are good jobs for people who like animals and the outdoors?
Q. im trying to help my friend figure out a career she might like. Shes not the smartest of people but she loves animals and the outdoors.
Asked by B - Sun Mar 22 16:31:49 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wildlife biologist Professional pet sitter zookeeper veterinary technician professional pet groomer dog trainer park ranger
Answered by birdgirl - Sun Mar 22 16:38:27 2009
Q. im trying to help my friend figure out a career she might like. Shes not the smartest of people but she loves animals and the outdoors.
Asked by B - Sun Mar 22 16:31:49 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wildlife biologist Professional pet sitter zookeeper veterinary technician professional pet groomer dog trainer park ranger
Answered by birdgirl - Sun Mar 22 16:38:27 2009
What is a good gift for an older man who loves the outdoors?
Q. What can I get my grandpa for Christmas? He used to like to hunt when he was younger but now he has trouble getting out of the house. He still likes to read outdoor magazines but he has plenty subscriptions already. On warmer days he tries to get out of the house and it does him a lot of good. It just seems to be harder for him. Do you have any ideas for a older man (he's 84) who likes the outdoors but has trouble walking. I am on a very tight budget. Oh yeah we live in the north if that helps any.
Asked by Kelly - Tue Dec 1 14:43:53 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you get him some kind of commemorative condition set. What I think would be nice is if you could find some old shooter bibles that would bring him down memory lane. If your any where around SE Pa I have a few your more then welcomed to help your to one or two. The chair idea sounds like the great idea tough.
Answered by Reb - Tue Dec 1 17:07:25 2009
Q. What can I get my grandpa for Christmas? He used to like to hunt when he was younger but now he has trouble getting out of the house. He still likes to read outdoor magazines but he has plenty subscriptions already. On warmer days he tries to get out of the house and it does him a lot of good. It just seems to be harder for him. Do you have any ideas for a older man (he's 84) who likes the outdoors but has trouble walking. I am on a very tight budget. Oh yeah we live in the north if that helps any.
Asked by Kelly - Tue Dec 1 14:43:53 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you get him some kind of commemorative condition set. What I think would be nice is if you could find some old shooter bibles that would bring him down memory lane. If your any where around SE Pa I have a few your more then welcomed to help your to one or two. The chair idea sounds like the great idea tough.
Answered by Reb - Tue Dec 1 17:07:25 2009
What material can I use to wrap a flower pot for use outdoors? The material has to be waterproof.?
Q. I have a brown flower pot, but want it green so the I can decorate it with red trimmings for Christmas. I need the material to be waterproof as the pot will be used outdoors on the porch. What kind of material should I use and where can I purchase it?
Asked by seemeyah - Tue Dec 1 05:29:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The kind of foil that florists use might work. It comes in many colours. If you can't find a floral supply place, you might try asking a florist shop if they will sell you a piece. Sometimes it comes with a plastic backing on it, but if you can't find that then you could wrap the pot in a plastic bag first.
Answered by Karen L - Wed Dec 2 02:30:55 2009
Q. I have a brown flower pot, but want it green so the I can decorate it with red trimmings for Christmas. I need the material to be waterproof as the pot will be used outdoors on the porch. What kind of material should I use and where can I purchase it?
Asked by seemeyah - Tue Dec 1 05:29:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The kind of foil that florists use might work. It comes in many colours. If you can't find a floral supply place, you might try asking a florist shop if they will sell you a piece. Sometimes it comes with a plastic backing on it, but if you can't find that then you could wrap the pot in a plastic bag first.
Answered by Karen L - Wed Dec 2 02:30:55 2009
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