BOB: Urban Tools (Part 2) - 5 lb Tool Bag
Pencil (Harbor Freight) Stanley Mini Hacksaw (Walmart) Travel Size Sewing Kit (Joann Fabrics) Coghlan's Eyeglasses Repair Kit (Sportco ...
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Stanley 66-052 6-Piece Precision Screwdriver Set
Home Improvement (Stanley Hand Tools)
List Price:$7.17
Price: $3.11
You Save: $4.06 (57%)- Swivel-head handles provide precision and reach
- Includes 0-point and 1-point Phillips, and 1.4-mm, 2.0-mm, 2.4-mm and 3.0-mm slotted screwdrivers; plastic storage case included
- Backed by lifetime limited warranty
Displex Display Scratch Remover
Wireless (E.V.I.)
List Price:$8.99
Price: $6.99
You Save: $2.00 (22%)
Commando Optical Eyeglass Repair and Replacement Screws Stored in Plastic Tube
Single Detail Page Misc (Commando Products, Inc.)
List Price:$10.75
Price: $10.75- Furnished in plastic tube with cap
- 10 Assorted eye glass screws to fit most eye glasses
BlueMagic 750 Plastic & Plexiglass Cleaner - 8 fl. oz.
Automotive Parts and Accessories (BlueMagic)
Price: $6.50- This item is not for sale in Catalina Island
- Gently removes light scratches and hazing
- Light scratch remover
Barrow Blotter
The Barrow County Sheriff’s Office reported the following incidents:
ENTERED AUTOS: Several cars were entered on Vera Court in Winder the night of Jan. 21.
Nothing was stolen from one man’s Chevrolet Monte Carlo, but some of his belongings were laying on the ground near the vehicle. A woman’s bank card was stolen from her 1989 Ford Bronco.
While the deputy was talking to the victims, a neighbor arrived and said her car were entered, too.
A pair of aviator sunglasses, a cell phone case and two bowling balls were stolen from the neighbor’s 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee, but the deputy found one of the balls in the yard.
The woman, whose husband’s vehicle also was entered, discovered later that a camera was missing, too, bringing her total loss to $640 in belongings.
A third neighbor reported that her car was entered and the glove compartment rifled through, but nothing was taken. Her husband’s car was locked, which apparently thwarted the thief.
Marissa's adventures: more watches
This one goes back to a blog I posted about 1 1/2 years ago titled "daughter of a farmer" which involved my ingenious fixing of a watch with electrical tape. Well that watch that I was fixing was one of about 4 that I had from my days of living on Hilton Head Island when the Nike outlet was just around the corner and it was cheaper to go get a new watch than get the battery changed. Well each of those watches eventually ran out of battery and was replaced by a clone watch and being the pennsylvania dutch girl that I am I did not throw the unused watches away-i mean they may be useful SOMEday. That means that YES they have moved through 3 different countries! So over the past few years I have replaced the batteries in each of those watches and worn them until they actually broke(I mean seriously friends they are made of plastic-they were bound to eventually break). And when they broke I fixed them with electrical tape for as long as they could be fixed and then and only then did I throw...