I agree with everything they said ! Thanks for posting this. When I started the Kitchen at Work threads it was for the exact purpose of showing kitchens in use and the lovely result of it was reviews of equipment and space designations and recipes . All in a format of fun and "gritty" pictures. I sure miss those threads. As to the limon cello discussion...here is a fun link that I bet is played out WAY more than any of us would like to think :) c Here is a link that might be useful: Collin the chicken

Congratulations! I felt the same way about my old house, I just walked in to look at it and I thought, "This feels like home." I was hesitant to buy a row house, but as I looked through it I checked off all my "must have's" and a few extras. I never regretted not having a big yard to take care of. I'm still looking for another house to buy after a relocation. I want a big house with a SMALL yard. So far nothing has spoken to me strong enough. A condo is the way to go if you are busy and don't want to fuss with the yard. I hear ya on the sameness though, I look at some condos and think, "If I came home drunk some night it would be pretty easy to pick the wrong house." (Just kidding, I don't even drink!) But you can probably put your little unique touches on the entry without breaking the association rules! The setting and architecture looks very nice. The inside is stunning!! What a great backyard view too!

There are too many errors and misunderstndings in your post to refer to. Here's a few: "some of you are always blaming Republican leaders for everything" Who should the shameful inaction and denial of the federal government political leadership, starting with the conniving and lying of the president, be blamed on? "Mitch McConnell does not run Kentucky, or the senate." Yes, as Majority Leader he runs the Senate. He controls what is brought forward, what is sidelined, and how considered if so. "Lukki Irish, this was in your first post and you criticize me for mentioning politics ?" She mentioned no party. Politicians have lied, manhandled and handcuffed our normal experts in directing responses and actions. Do you have a different explanation? "Dr, Fauci said that the president has done everything he ask him to do." Dr Fauci has been muzzled at times and has had to walk a tightrope to keep his job and stay involved. Have you not realized that, it's obvious. "He has also listen to the advice of Dr. Birx" Dr Birx is a career military officer and professional government administrator with only some hand's on scientific background. She has nowhere near the credentials nor the professional respect that Fauci has and with many of the things she's said, nowhere near the professional integrity. My source for this is a family member who works in the field. What is yours? "who's not following the science ?" The White House and the administration. The President admitted he lied to the public about the seriousness and nature of the pandemic and he continued to do so and push inaction for months. Did you miss that too?

Do you have a question? Cute house, needs some landscaping