I sure agree with you merrie.....I am sure "facemasks" (for example) are very necessary......but everything seems to be carried sooo far these days....or so think I......lol
Yes, costajig, isn't it AMAZING we survived without warnings on coffee cups and candles, without bike helmets and mouthguards, without air conditioning in the summer, without parents hovering over us all hours of the day and night, and without ice packs in our lunches or picnic baskets??? (Gasp we even drank water out of a non-filtered hose!!) :-) --Merrie
Still use it to wrap sandwiches – – my grandmother would crumble a wad of it up and rub it across her coal stove plates – – it would make her stove real shiny – – and it would smoke when you're dead that – – another -fun memory puzzle-- thank you!
Nope, I must not be that 'old' (60). When I was a child I wrapped my dad's 'sammiches' in fold over baggies; he had 1 PBJ & 1 bologna w/mustard every day (Mon-Fri) @ work.
Here is another great use of wax paper. Remove all the silk and husk from an ear of corn. On an angle wrap the corn in wax paper and fold under the ends. Place in the micro wave for 3 to 4 minutes. If you have more than one ear set it on 6 minutes. The corn comes out great!!
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