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$4.11 on the rez today, which is the highest I've seen for them. The tribal members always get $0.30 off.

I have not. However, another older family member who is Ukrainian born has made them for me, and they were yummy. She has also promised to teach me to make pirogi her way :)

🇸🇰 Slovakia. Grandma's cooking from what was then known as Czechoslovakia when she emigrated. I remember her ham & cabbage and pirogi. Served on green depression glass dinnerware. Somewhere around here I have a Slovak recipe book.

LL Bean

Holy smokes! That's some serious pricing there.... Add feet for $15.00???? Heck, I paid 8 bucks for a bag of 8. Now that I have the jigs made I can knock one out pretty quick. I should re-examine my career. (kidding)

That's funny, the recipient of the one on the left suggested I could sell some. Unfortunately I think they would be cost prohibitive due to current lumber costs. Those two pictured work out to $75.00 each just in wood. :oops: That's for maple, cherry, and walnut.

Thanks. 12" x 18" x 1 1/2". I give them two heavy coats of mineral oil here. I send along a bottle of mineral oil+ beeswax to their new homes. :)

Anyway, back to cutting boards- the one on the right is what I posted on the previous page. The one on the left I made to use up a bunch of leftovers from the first one. Also a gift :)

$4.09 two days in a row, North Central Wisconsin.

I just made this one for an anniversary gift. First of three coats of oil. Maple, cherry, maple, walnut, maple.. 12"x18"x 1 1/2". Wood prices are way up! This is around $75.00 in material. 😳

There was a football game on? :p

While not necessarily my favorite- I posted that earlier, the Borg(Star Trek reference) I work for gave us these 30oz Yeti tumblers. After a one hour drive and another hour sitting in the van in zero degree temperature my coffee was still hot enough to only sip and not swallow. It works well to...

I saw one in use Monday! (y)

Bratislava Castle, Slovakia

I guess I should consider myself lucky, or else I live in Oz. Here in north central Wisconsin the Walmart and local small markets I shop all seem to be business as usual. In fact, at Walmart there are so many employees it's common to see them in almost every food aisle. I see the news stories...

*Raises hand..

I plan on a few heat cycles outside in the shed to burn the paint smell off, but I just had to snag a pic inside 😁

Ready for his inaugural outside burn-in :)

I sure like those with the glass globes, but yikes, the prices people ask for on fleabay are crazy!

I grabbed an inexpensive aluminum pizza tray to use with mine :) I'm planning on making "dimples" with a hammer and a big socket for the heater feet to rest in.