Honey Do

This little honey pot is ready to be filled with honey.

First though I had to get my Costco sized jar/bottle of honey

back into a pourable state. It had crystalized.

Don't ask me why I needed such a huge jug of honey.

I didn't and I don't.

But it was such a good price and I think at the time

I was interested in a recipe for honey jelly.

Well that didn't happen.

But crystalized  honey did.

I've tried before to melt the crystals,

setting bottles in heated water,

only to have the bottle warp.

Not this time.

 I used a  plastic bag (from the newspaper wrapper)

that fit snugly around the honey bottle,

 tied the end and sent my wrapped honey through

the dishwasher cycle with a load full of dishes.

Most of the crystals melted back into their sweet goodness.

The next day,  I sent it one more time  through the dishwasher

with the  dishes using the no heat drying cycle,

and now the honey is ready to use once again.

Sweet!

 Sunday,  we switched up the two upstairs bedrooms.

What was the craft/guest room

 has now become Rick’s office/guest room.

What was our shared office space,

is now my office/craft room.

   It took us ALL day to switch contents between the rooms.

 It’s truly a luxury

to have a dedicated room and space to work on projects

whether its for crafts or sewing or using the computer.

There’s no more packing every thing up

to clear off the dining room table,

 or getting the craft/guest room, back to being child proofed for
our grandkid visitors.

 For now I just need to get this room organized. 

Hopefully soon, because I have got to get back to creating something.

 ~~~

 Anything,

 that doesn't add to the Honey Do list for Rick.