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Comments (77)Oooh I love the St Charles idea, Pal. Yum. Your color choice would be ...? I think it also merits pointing out that aside from the general dearth of color, we also have so little choice in finishes today. I'd be much more enamored of the current options if they were only more durable. As a renter in my younger years, I had terrible dented pebbly white, smeary steam-discolored stainless, scratched black glass -- you name it, from the 1980's through the 2000's. None of them was impressive. My 1940's O'Keefe & Merritt stove is porcelain enameled steel, a finish that has been taking serious cooking abuse for over 60 years, and still looks gleaming and fabulous in my kitchen. (It's white too, by the way, although I'd jump for avocado.) Why can't today's manufacturers make a good solid finish like that, in ANY color?...See MoreAre we getting blackballed by buyer agents since we did a flat fee mls
Comments (49)Personally, I would get a realtor who is recommended by people in the neighborhood. It would not be worth saving the 1% in realty fees to deal with all the hassle of buyers, realty ads, reviewing contracts, etc. Also, the realtor should know how to present your house professionally and to target it to the appropriate buyers. If you cant get the price you want, maybe you can consider renting it out?...See MoreHow Beige Took Over American Homes
Comments (36)'as if a person could not have both furnishings and saturated color. The pro is the one who said that color= low income. When a person fills their room with furniture should they go gray or beige then? Interesting.' Good grief. You are reading odd things into what I said. Here is the snippet you posted in full context: 'I happen to like neutrals and don't find them boring at all. So much more is going on than the backdrop of a wall color. Then again, if furnishings are going to be sparse for a while, having more saturated color on the wall can fill the void.' Meaning is that if one doesn't have a lot of furnishings or art YET, putting more color on the wall can make up for that. ! That is all it means. If you need to make it an income and class thing or an either/or thing with wall colors, that is your problem. Don't read it into what everyone else says or thinks. You're the one passing negative judgments on neutrals. I happen to like both....See MoreAnyone else get hit with the storm?
Comments (29)BlueberryBundtCake, I missed your post too - weird how it didn't seem to be there earlier! Yes, we've had branches (actually, more accurately large limbs) break off and then decide to literally hang out in the upper branches. Such a pain! I've grown Striped Roman in the past and liked them - taste good and look nice! Do try again with the Cherokee Purple. I think they are worth it. I have some this year and as a matter of fact a couple of sliced ones were my lunch today! Yes, there are many shade plants that need a lot of moisture (astilbe I'm looking at you!) but I find that in these hot days, when I have to water the sun garden and veggie garden, I don't always have to water the shade - I never actually noted it, but I can probably do the shade garden every other time. Sometimes I will pour a bit of water on the astilbes or heucheras, but honestly I've been so busy trying to keep my no-longer-in-shade-newly-in-sun bed going, especially the poor hostas there, so they get the attention first. I empty my dehumidifiers twice a day and make the trek from the basement to the garden to empty the water on the hostas. Ah well, I guess Roseanne Rosannadanna must have been a gardener - it's always something lol! :) Dee...See More- 11 years ago
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