A 'rescuer' we can all agree on -- WARNING
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Comments (13)I also think that the current floor looks fine with the granite. The darker colors in it are similar, but I guess you are focusing on the background being whiter rather than gold. Your cabinets may look better with the current floor. At this point, because the cabinets are in, you could go ahead and finish the kitchen and live with it for a while before deciding whether you still want to replace the cabinets. When we bought our house, it had a tile floor in the kitchen which we had taken out to replace with wood. Demoing it didn't damage our cabinets. I don't think that its terribly unusual to replace the floor with cabinets in place. The flooring company at the time treated it as business as usual. That time, we did engineered wood which was floated over the smoothed out mortar base in the kitchen area. When we remodeled our kitchen, 5 years ago, we kept the flooring. It had recently been refinished. We knew that we wanted to remodel the family room to take out the big rock hearth and we weren't ready to do it at the time. Because the existing fireplace and hearth cover about 4' by 10', it made more sense to replace the floor after we removed that. We're just about to start the family room part of the project which will include replacing the floor in the kitchen, family room and breakfast room. This time we're doing hardwood so they will be doing a full demo of the floor in the kitchen area around the cabinets to replace it with a plywood subfloor so they can nail down the hardwood....See MoreCan We Agree?
Comments (41)Hi ghoghunter, I loved the whole Narnia series but most specially Voyage Of The Dawn Treader and The Magicians Nephew and The Last Battle. A Tale Of Two Cities is my favorite Dickens and I read it once a year. Sydney Carton is my favorite literary character. To Kill A Mockingbird I first read in English class in tenth grade. Liked it then but have more appreciation for it now, years later. Roald Dahl's Revolting Rhymes kept my kids laughing and myself. I think I liked them better than the original tellings! I always liked when the Prince in Cinderella gets some spine and when being pressured by the ugly step sister cries 'Of with her nut!' and she's beheaded it fit!! (You have to read it to understand) I love a Christmas Carol though I don't celebrate Christmas. All of Laura Ingalls Wilder is close to my heart. I own Little Women and keep it out of loyalty but find it hard to take it to heart, though I do like the movie with Winona Ryder. Hated the one with Katherine Hepburn though I like her in other movies. Taylor Caldwell has been a long time favorite of mine. Ceremony of the Innocent and most especially The Glory and the Lightening. I loved her descriptions of places and decor and what a person was thinking as they did whatever they were to do. The inner dialogue. Enjoyed all your likes and dislikes. Kim...See MoreCan we all agree to drop the word "pop" as in "a pop of color"?
Comments (132)Re: vocal fry "See - Christina from Flip or Flop, Tina on Vintage Flip and 99% of the women on House Hunters Reno" You nailed that one, Chijim. Christina may be one of the worse offenders, but then I never watch Vintage Flip. I have to mute the TV when Christina speaks or else I cannot watch that show. I simply change channels when HHR is on and someone has an annoying voice. As for "Pop of color" - I am reminded of a project given to my 2-D design class, in which we had to create a geometric abstract watercolor painting and use only one fully saturated color, but it was not called "pop of color" at the time, although it served that function. The lesson was that only one saturated color should be used at a time, but this rule was lost on Piet Mondrian. My painting started out with both red and blue at pretty much full intensity, but I still felt that the blue receded. The teacher made me dull the blue for that project, but I'm not sure it helped the final result....See Morewe agree some cutting-grown trees need aggressive waterspout control?
Comments (17)When harvesting apical cuttings, just how many times can you do that on one plant? Eventually all the 'apical material' will be gone and you're left with lateral material aren't you? I still hold to my theory that some of the marginally hardy hollies readily produce suckering growth as a response to cold damage of the tips....See More- 19 years ago
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