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May 2, 2014

My New Friend is a Bit of a Devil

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I might have alluded to it before here on It’s Just Life—I am a number one class A klutz.  If there is something that I can hurt myself on I will do it.  Even if it is something that I can not hurt myself on I will find a way to injure, impale or sever some body part .

Oh you doubt me?  Let me tell you–this is one lady who can cut herself opening gum.  You know those little foil covered packs that slide out of the package.  One time as I was punching the little rectangle of gum out of the package I managed to CUT MYSELF on the foil packaging. To the point that I needed a bandaid.  I kid you not.

The other day Chris and I stopped at the Medford Outlet Center and they have one of those fabulous Kitchen Collection stores there.  I browsed and browsed some more. Who doesn’t need a corn de-silker or a garlic holder?  While I was looking at all of the gadgets I found the perfect thing for me.   P1020114

Oh I was excited.   My own little devil and he was red–my favorite color.   Why was I so excited?  Because he is perfect!!!!   I am the Queen of Oven Burns–yes it is yet another title that I proudly wear. If it is hot I am attracted it like a moth to a flame.  (It might explain my attraction to Mr. Diamond, too.)

P1020115Here it is in action!!! Please notice that I already have the silicone wraps for the edge of the racks but this little buddy is now my new best friend.  (Sorry, Ann.  You are still my best human friend.)

I found him on Amazon if you can’t get to a Kitchen Collection store—one click here will take you there.  He now resides on the cabinet knob next to the oven.  He is my new favorite kitchen gadget.

What about you?  Do you have a kitchen gadget that you love ?  Please share with me in the comments!!!  Don’t forget—every comment made in May will net an additional 50 cents for Leslie Oxford’s fundraising goals for The World Race.

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