Carved these for my daughter for Christmas. It was a lot of work, so proud of them.5yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Woodcarving
Because I read a lifeprotip the other day, on a whim, I stopped while running to see if I could get near this cat. Sure enough he had the exact kind of collar I read about on reddit. He's home safe and sound tonight.8yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/aww
The sparkles in this African Violet I bought off the clearance rack a few years ago6yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/gardening
While we were standing on the dock, this snake darted out and got this catfish. Can anyone help me id the snake. Pond in Texas.6yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/snakes
Posted my goldfish viewing jar a few months back. Took this cool pic tonight, thought yall might like it.10yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Aquariums
My patio fish pond made from a sheep trough , garden fountain, and UV filter.9yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Aquariums
Hail that probably just totaled my car and roof. It sounded lol I was in a giant popcorn machine! X-posted in pics7yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/weather
Thanks for the advice saving this guy. I'm thrilled how he turned out. Original post in comments.7yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/woodworking
Taking care of my son's cat for 6 months. I think I've fallen in love with her!6yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/aww
Goldfish say hello to spring. The jar froze this winter. First warm days and they are enjoying the view.9yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/pics
I love when spring comes and my goldfish fish come out again. This pond gets pretty icy in the winter. I didn't lose one fish!9yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Aquariums
My grandfather loved animals as much as he did woodworking. He made this mouse trap in the early 70's. One of my prized possessions. ( he didn't use it, but as a small girl it was such a humane concept to me)9yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Woodcarving
I'm trying to preserve this guy, can anyone help. More info in comments.7yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/woodworking
When I was a little girl, my grandfather whittled. I always wanted to try. Here's what I did this weekend. He used boiled linseed oil to finish his pieces. Anyone have advice on how to preserve my heart :)10yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Woodcarving
This sand eating/spitting/recycling (I don't know what he is doing) fish is in a living aquarium at my terminal at DFW, I watched him forever, it eased the tension I felt as I am about to board my plane. Thanks DFW :)9yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Aquariums
Advice please-does anyone know what type of shop might be able to do this for me? I have a casing, I need holes. I dont even know where to begin to look. Thanks in advance!6yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/metalworking
Heart project #2. I'm a novice. Carved it from oak with my kitchen knife, haha, it was so hard! I almost gave up when I got into it and it had bug imperfections, but I kept at it, and I love it.10yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Woodcarving
[Specific] Can someone do this one more time please, we need a fingernail on her left ring finger!6yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/PhotoshopRequest
[Specific] Can someone Photoshop a fingernail on her left ring finger please!6yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/PhotoshopRequest
Beginner carving. I carved a snake from a root with my kitchen knife.10yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Woodcarving
Not an aquarium, but a few people asked about my pond when I posted my viewing jar. This is on my patio and my goldfish are like pets to me :)10yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/Aquariums
Hail that probably just totaled my car and roof. It sounded lol I was in a giant popcorn machine!7yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/pics
My grandfather dug bottles, this is part of his collection that he handed down to me9yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/BottleDigging
Almost threw this plant away, now look at at, and it's blooming. Link to original post and picture in comment8yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/gardening
My grandfather use to dig old bottles. He fought a tree for this one, its my favorite.10yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/pics
Does anyone know what this plant is that I dug up on our property in Northeast Texas? Thought it was some kind of wild orchid, but this bloom is questionable :) more pics in comments.9yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/plants
Does anyone recognize this plant? Explanation and more pics in comments.9yr ⋅ MidgeGidge ⋅ r/gardening
