Common things you have never done?
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Comments (75)Tigerlil, wildchild was saying that the question was "what have you never done that MOST PEOPLE HAVE done". (Sorry for speaking for you wildchild; please correct me if I'm wrong). I agree with her that that's been lost in a lot of these answers. But whatever - it's an interesting thread. For me, given birth is one that I've not done but most people (women, anyway) have done....See MoreBest and Worst thing you have ever done.
Comments (41)cyn, thank you sincerely for your posts, as without them, I would not have known that others may have interpreted my post, as you did, and I need to correct that immediately! Firstly, thanks for informing us that the word 'racism' was actually coined in 1902, much earlier than I thought. Since many people obviously behaved in ways in the late 50's/early 60's that were definitely racist, I actually don't recall ever hearing the word 'racism' when I was little, so I guess I thought the words came into usage much later. But more importantly, roarah is precisely correct in understanding that I meant racism was APPARENTLY 'acceptable' meaning it was WRONGLY TOLERATED. Yikes, I hope everyone will now understand (with my apology to those who didn't) that I was not accurate and precise enough with my wording to make that perfectly clear! Also, I guess I need to clarify that I had never heard the 'N' word before, so I did not have a clue what it meant. It was NEVER said in my house by my parents, or said on our street (that's why I mentioned "I did not even know what the 'N' word was, nor did my friends, I'm sure.") I had never heard it until starting school, where it was used in "Eenie, meenie..." before a game was begun, to see who was the starter of the game or "It." So I was meaning that I regretted participating in the schoolyard chant with no knowledge of the word, having never heard it at home or among my little friends on our street. Thanks again cyn, for giving me the opportunity to fully clarify my poor wording....See MoreWhat creative things have you done to increase storage space?
Comments (24)Hi Colleen! I would love to see pictures as you go through your master bath remodel! I'll eventually be remodeling my main bathroom and the 1/2 bath in the master. In the main bath I'm taking out the tub/shower surround and replacing with a "petite" claw foot tub, no shower. New toilet, new vanity/sink, and a small baker's rack for extra storage. Putting in a medicine cabinet/mirror, frosting the window so I don't need a window treatment, and a new towel rack. Also new flooring, paint, fan, light. I'm not sure what I'm doing in the 1/2 bath, except I know I'm stealing a little room from the bedroom to put in a walk-in shower. SO...I'd love to see your progress and hear about the whole experience! Do you have colors and flooring, etc. picked out yet? Haha! Cathy--so true about the garden tub. :-)...See More11 things all effortlessly chic homes have in common
Comments (15)I've seen a lot of living rooms that to me are "ruined" by trying to create an entry where there is none, scrunching all the furniture off to the side, turning the back of the couch on the door, or something. I was fortunate long ago to go stay with an older friend of an aunt's. They had a bungalow with a front porch and one long room across the front. They put a seating area at the morning-sun end of the room, dining table and upholstered chairs right in front of the front door, and a night-time seating area on the fireplace end. It was one of the nicest rooms for living I've ever been in, every spot inviting and comfortable (and handsome), and it taught me the value of not sacrificing living inside for a designated entry. Also of greeting people outside as they stepped up into the yard and onto the porch. A home's emotional entry and transition from the neighborhood does not have to be inside, that can be the next welcoming step. I agree with the trendy whiff. One on the list that grabbed me as classic and enduring, though, was good art. So often people will choose "wall accessories" to match a scheme that aren't interesting enough to look at for themselves. Even some that are quite attractive may be dismissed out of hand just because they're obviously the same stuff that's currently in chain stores by the millions. Decor shouldn't be see-it-all in one glance/same-old/same-old. It should have touches of intrigue, depth (both visual and emotional), surprise, complexity, mystery, and fineness, and art's a great way to add it....See More- 11 years ago
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