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Comments (4)I am with you Annie. A few years ago my youngest daughter went to London to study for a semester and just a few months before she left, my oldest daughter gave birth to the first grandchild. We bought a webcam and "talked" to her that way. She could see her nephew grow while she was gone and it helped us stay connected with her and helped her bond. It was nice!!!!! I am glad it works for you. Family means everything and staying connected in todays world is even more important than before. Happy Web caming :)...See MoreThe "White seeded Cherokee Trail of Tears"
Comments (6)Thanks for posting this Annette. I'm the daughter of John Yeoman and came across this post last year after he passed away, when I was trying to find anything about the white beans that he was so proud of. This is the only information that is written down, so thank you! I have just starting germinating the seeds this year to see how they do... I am in no way green fingered so here's hoping. How did you get on with them?...See MoreTear in new carpet pad
Comments (3)It isn't a problem but you can ask him to put a piece of carpet tape on it....See MoreTear apart my kitchen layout!!
Comments (17)Not a designer, just someone else renovating their kitchen and reading as much as I can on Houzz. My thoughts: with your littles and the cooking on that island, there will be emergency room visits. The amount of buffer zone you need around your cooktop is not available in that layout. I haven't tried to sketch this out but I'm wondering if a mirror-image layout might work well for you. Fridge in the center, then dishwasher, sink, prep space and range to the left (meat side). Starting at the fridge again, going to the right, dishwasher, sink, prep space, range. Keep your great wall of pantry. Then a longer narrower farm table/island with seating on the pantry side only. What I like least is the desire of the family members to raid the fridge and impede workflow. So I would make a snack station as part of the pantry wall or at the far right end of the dairy area, with a beverage fridge and microwave. Traffic flow is on the left hand side of the island. Space allowing, you could have a "keeping room" setup near the front door to welcome guests....See Moreloves2cook4six
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