Early Morning Tea
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Comments (2)Hi Ian, yes us oldies are still trying to keep this thing alive, hard work though with not many written responses. Yet look at the gallery to see the beautiful things put on by Mary Ann and other....See MoreMonday....let's have tea early. And share some music :)
Comments (11)I was thinking of this thread while I watched The Ghost and Mrs. Muir the other night. Lovely old movie. My Master's is in Biology. Looking at pond scum but technically a botany major. I still enjoy that, but spend more time teaching. Is this what morning feels like? It is still dark! (Taking dh for an early morning appointment, then home to can peaches.)...See MoreHad to share my early morning rug purchase, impulse buy, amazing price
Comments (29)I too have lived with hand-tufted wool rugs for many years and never considered them "throw away" (I think that's a silly and tacky term). In fact, the only reason I got rid of them was because we had no place to use them in our new home. I did have issues with Pottery Barn rugs that smelled to high heaven, but that was a known problem with their rugs and I would be very surprised if they have not remedied that. Unless one has small, spilling children and/or incontinent pets, I can't imagine what people are doing on their rugs that would require more than spot cleaning anyway. Cooks, don't let the naysayers get you down. I trust you're going to love your beautiful new rug!...See MoreCan we have tea early this week?
Comments (43)Not sure about BIG graph paper, but I still have two pads of the 8.5x11 stuff that saw me through the early stages of my remodel planning. And somewhere, I have a bigger graph page pad too, but not sure if the squares on it are larger. I would like to see some graphs that are 1/2 inch squares, now THAT would be helpful. In our old house that was killed in Hurricane Katrina, we had the 1950s era real blueprints all rolled up, and countless notes about how they built it. But these days, the blueprint industry is a lot different. Nothing "blue" about it. Moving pieces of paper around is a big improvement over trial and error moving of pieces of furniture. I like to draw a floor plan. Then I like to draw the ELEVATION of all four walls in each room. It helps me to see how well the room is balanced. No "heavy" corners, no light-weight spots, so i don't feel like my "marbles' will roll to one side of the room. I think achieving a balanced feel in a room gives me a sense of comfort. And, I know that making the most of a view, taking advantage of a natural view, or maybe screening a disturbing view out the windows, makes me feel happy and content. While I lived at MoccasinLanding, I had a neighbor who parked a real Greyhound bus (yes indeed) right next to our shared property line. (I saw that bus the other day and it was totally covered by mildew in a parking lot!) so I put in a privacy fence along that line, and then I planted a living screen. I also put in some wind chimes and hanging baskets, to keep my eye close-focused, and not allow it to range across the fence. In my back bedroom, I had a view of the small bayou, and I kept that long look down the bayou open, not blocked, because it was so pretty. In those days I was home only 63 days a year, 21 days x 3 times each year, because I was working in south Texas or south Louisiana. I took pictures of the views from each window and then while I was a safe distance away, I indulged all sorts of imaginative plans mentally, which kept me from making the worst mistakes when I came home. But when I was headed home, I knew my mission and hit the ground running when I arrived. Until you put your hand on a shovel or a paint brush or a saw, no harm done to let your imagination run wild! :)...See MoreShades_of_idaho
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