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Chocolate Fountain 48" Table with Laminate Finish Skirt Color: White, Pattern: Oak

1BACFT48 Pr - Oak - White Skirt Skirt Color: White, Pattern: Oak Shown in Metallic Laminate Finish. Chocolate fountain not included. Put your chocolate fountain on this table with a laminate finish for a stunning display. The fountain is placed inside the table to hide its base and create a free-standing dessert buffet. Features: -Lowers the fountain dipping area while hiding the base transforming your fountain into a free-standing dessert buffet -Easy to clean -Folds flat for storage -Table skirt included -Skirting available in white or black

It's a bright and sunshiny day here in Texas.. Started off nice and cool, and the only thing wrong with that, is that I'm at work, and can't be out in it. I can see a sliver of the day through the reinforced glass in the door, but that's cold comfort. On days like this, the wire in the glass feels like steel bars.. It reminds me of the days in early spring when I was a junior at South Park High. No - not that "South Park" - but close! (go Fighting Greenies!)

It's hard to imagine now - but we didn't have air conditioning in most of the classrooms. When the school was built, it was designed to be "livable" without A/C. Maybe "bearable" would be a better word for it. We had high ceilings - ten or twelve feet high - and the exterior walls were filled with windows that went just as high. When they were all open, even the slightest breeze could flow through the room, inducing closed-eyed bliss.. We had one large oscillating fan at the front of the room, but all it did was make a white noise that echoed the sound of mowers humming around the live oaks that lined the sidewalk outside. The only interruption to the droning of the fan and Mr. Ragsdale's never-ending monotone at the front of the room, was the occasional thud of someone's head hitting the table in front of them as they succumbed to the hypnotic trance of spring..

Those of us at the back of the room stared out the windows at the fresh clover, and cursed the fact that we were on the second floor - which made stepping out the windows and making a break for the beach almost impossible.. Bees would float in the window on the breeze, and float out again taking our imaginations with them - out over the clover, circling up higher and higher - and then zoom! Off into the sky, dodging one fluffy white cloud after another..

Eventually, the bell of liberation rang, and if we could pool together three dollars for half a tank of gas, we were off to Crystal Beach, where we would blow off a little steam, driving up and down slowly down the wet sand. Listening to 8-track tapes of Creedence through cheap speakers, we cruised and wished the weather was warm enough to drive the girls out of their sweaters and into their bikinis... Come on Mr. Sun! Shine!

Waiting for delivery of the new top. My Dad made the base of red and white oak wood and the top was made to our spec. out of "Caesarstone" which is a man made granite type material.

White Oak Bark has been carefully peeled in small sections from wild trees so no serious damage to the tree occurs. White Oak Bark was used extensively by the American Indians and early American settlers because of it's astringent qualities. The White Oak tree supplied the American Indians with a crucial part of their diet: acorns.The key substances in White Oak Bark are tannin and quercin as well as the minerals manganese, calcium, and zinc. White Oak Bark has qualities that help tighten tissues and toughen blood vessels, so it has the ability to treat diarrhea, hemorrhoids and, varicose veins. Other uses for the bark are to stop nosebleeds, treat strep throat and inflammation.