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Comments (14)So...do you literally have to be a "friend" or "family"? or is it open to anyone. I don't shop there regularly...ususally only during the holidays...gift giving, etc. I would like to buy my master bath hardware from there and they have some fireplace tools that I have my eye on... capegirl...See MoreFriends & Family Won't Stop Asking, "So how's the house coming along?"
Comments (34)We have the exact same problem. We started looking at land 2-3 years ago, switched lots 2 times, then finally bought our lot just over a year and a half ago. We have been working on plans for over a year. It seems everyday someone asks how its going. Especially my parents! They constantly say- just build something already! There have already been so many problems and delays. My husband keeps complaining as well, blaming a lot of the time on me (since he's fine with any floorpan, any exterior etc.). With the amount of money this will cost, I want to get things [mostly] right. The house is already so stressful and we have so much ahead of us still...See MoreWelcome to the family, euphorbia and friends!
Comments (13)Looks great, Laura! Hopefully the loose pieces will root well (and soon) and give you more plants! Just to give you an idea of how exciting Huernia can be, here's a couple of pictures of my H. schneideriana. This was a hitchhiker in a pot of Sedum ground cover -January 2014. I didn't take a picture when I first got it. It was just a single stem, but it sprouted branches quickly. And this is the same plant two years later - full of bud, too! My H. zebrina is is only a year old, but apparently a little fertilizer and benign neglect works for these plants! I can't wait to see yours next year! Enjoy!!...See MoreFamily and friends photos in bedroom?
Comments (29)Bad Feng Shui: "A common Feng Shui bedroom mistake is displaying photos of family, friends and children in the bedroom. In Feng Shui, this is considered a big No No. The bedroom is for two things and they both start with the letter "S." Consider your bedroom to be your personal oasis and romantic hideaway that should encourage intimacy, romance and communication. A place that is nourishing where you can rest, revitalize and reflect. Photos, pictures or images of single people in the bedroom can indicate loneliness. It's possible to feel lonely and insecure even if you're married. To correct this, hang a picture of a couple or display pairs of objects. Some believe that pictures of children or relatives may appear to be staring at you and cause additional anxiety, worry or lack of focus. Others believe that it will cause your mind to be thinking of others when it should be focused on you, your companion and your beauty rest." Link...See Moreeld6161
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