Have you looked at this site? There is something similar in a gold tone, but the background is more of a cream. You the search feature and search by color...gold....make sure you click 120 at a time. And then click on page 11 and scroll down to row eleven..savilla (I think) It is not as dramatic as the one you posted. But there are many others that are! I wouldn't be surprised, though, if you found something else that is just as fabulous! They have gorgeous paper.. some of it very expensive, some of not. The shipping will be high. Sea Here is a link that might be useful: Fabulous Wallpaper

Went to a Red Line Liquidators about 10 minutes away. They were having a 50% off sale on home goods. I found bed quilts that I had my eye on at Target...not a great brand**Fieldcrest** but they were linen with cotton fill for an amazing price of 8 dollars each. They are super nice and heck a cheap poly blanket from Family Dollar costs more. I took them home gave them a super long hot wash and they are really nice. These were new in the package not used quilts. Red Line doesn't sell used stuff.

You can contribute to this forum without being rude. I call it as I see it. The comment dealers luv to oversize --- is baked in hypocrisy. On this board: we will tell people left and right to get a heat load calculation. Then some one posts square footage of structure, sizing of equipment and immediately home owner contributors chime in and say such & such is over sized *without doing a heat load* SO when you say a heat load must be done... and you do what I say above... what does that make you? (flour, sugar, yeast, hypocrisy & a little cynicism for preservation: bake at 350 degrees for 30 mins.) Recipe for Hypocrisy Cup Cakes. Dealers luv to oversize: Heat load calcs can be manipulated. I've said it many times too countless to name. It's not an exact science. 90% of the time... the system in your home is... oversized. It's a misnomer. Dealers also love to use the heat load calc to prove to you the system is over sized or even undersized. Why? Then they can then tell you the whole system needs to be replaced. They make more by selling you more pieces. This isn't rocket science. The dealer recommends you go to 2 stage AC. Those systems are not made in 1/2 ton increments. 2, 3, 4, 5 ton only. So you get a heat load that says 3.35 tons. So much for accuracy. Do you see a system above rated at 3.35 Tons? Now ask yourself: How does Ray Austin know this stuff? From being rude? LOL. But this forum board often times can't see the forest from the trees. These people help you by getting you to fall right into the hands of those who are going to silver tongue snare you. But let's call Ray the rude one. After 26 years... I'm still not in the candy making business. I call it as I see it. If that paints me as rude? I'm not surprised.

I was actually astounded at that, nicole___! But I have another similar story to caflowerluver's: (I may have posted this already) a neighbor put a newish looking dryer at the curb and posted it on the neighborhood FB page that it needed a new heating element. They didn't want to bother with having it fixed (she told me when I messaged her) and just bought a new one. So another neighbor helped me get it home. I bought a new element on Amazon for $25, installed it in less than an hour (the hardest part was getting a couple of screws unscrewed) and now I have replaced my 30 some years old reliable, no frills Whirlpool with this $1000 bells & whistles version. I just hope none of the other electronics fail such that I regret letting that Whirlpool go. Oh, my favorite bargain: a very very good condition, used, soft leather, deep teal (discontinued color) The Sak cross body purse for $10 on Poshmark.