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Comments (10)You guys are so nice! Many thanks! Joyce, Therese and I will be using the Florida room next year...and we look forward to it. The area is not heated and the days have gotten colder lately. We have laid down on the 2 lounge chairs which we got as a gift from my family and friends. Janice, the flooring is made of ceramic tiles which I have laid with my son Marc. Jill, I'm doing just fine. I have adjusted to my new lifestyle. Inasmuch as I do not like to inject myself each day with Lovenox, nevertheless I got used to it...and this is part of my daily routine now. I dont feel sick, I eat well, somethimes my bones ache but nothing serious that I cannot endure. I keep busy, and take life one day at a time...Who knows?...I may live many years yet! Mary, you remember well. I have transplanted my best looking hostas on one side of the concrete steps, so Therese and I will have a perfect view next summer. Carol, we went to see my brother Mau in Montreal...and when we got there...surprise...all members of our families and friends were there to celebrate our 50th. It was a wonderful gathering! Thanks for your toast.... Papou...See MoreHillary's hacked Emails-Two Hillary's?
Comments (38)A related issue is why all these Russian hacks occuring seemingly to benefit Trump and damage Hillary/Dems. ... and what connections to Trump's Russian investors and his debts to them - its no secret that as loans become less available here (due to the multiple bankruptcies) hes had to look elsewhere for them. See ABC investigative report of a couple weeks ago - unfortunately overshadowed by all the other stuff. Unfortunately sex sells and gets peoples interest - questionable financial dealings not so much. When actually.... foreign elements meddling in our election - thats a very serious matter...See MoreWho doesn't like before and after pictures? Here's one
Comments (10)Yep, the sconce. Now that's a good eye! I moved it to the hallway, which I also had painted the same color. The window shutters were also removed and I will have window treatments installed. Re the lamp/table, etc, everything but the wall unit and ceiling fan - anything and everything in the way of furniture in that room - will be removed, GONE. finis. p.s. I never picked out the original furniture....See MoreI have a landscape design challenge. Here is the before and after.
Comments (15)You have a lot of different things going on. Because the spot it directly in front of the house (as viewed from the street) I'd be inclined to simplify the area and calm it down. And keep it low. So low, sun tolerant groundcover would be my choice. Within that category, there's be options on height and character, dependent, of course, on what the conditions are offering. It could be 1' high, 3' high or in between, depending on what you choose. But groundcover will automatically limit the height whereas shrub masses usually keep getting forever taller....See More- 9 years ago
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