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Comments (126)Oh. Mah. Gawd. You guys are freaks -- freaks, I tell you! And I love you all the more because you're so freeeeaky! There is some amazingly awesome stuff in this thread. Makes me want to add even more bizarre stuff to my house, because, really, who wants to live without humor and whimsy and ... freakishness in their lives? ;-D Well, I'm the only person I know of whose house is Tudor cottage in the outside, Little Mexico on the inside. What's odd is that I recently learned from the woman who grew up in the house in the 40's that her mother was fluent in Spanish and had a love affair going on with the Latino culture. I had sent this woman some current house pix, and she said her mother would have loved it. Here are a few of my oddities: This hideous little truck - how I love it! It's moved from my kitchen to my living room mantle. My nephew came over one day and played with it, and ended up gouging the wooden bun feet of my sofa with it. ::sigh:: I have a Tatouage chicken on my hallway wall: There's a rusting rooster guarding my side entry: And a scary troll dude sitting on my front porch....See MoreMagdalenaLee----question re DNA testing
Comments (22)If you are specifically interested in ethnic information, I wouldn't waste money on a DNA test. This is as detailed as it gets at ancestry and FamilyTreeDNA. If you want to know what town in what country you would be better off spending your money on an ancestry subscription to build a tree. I think anyone just starting would have the best luck with ancestry only because it does a lot of work for you. BUT BE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR FAMILY AND NOT SOMEONE WITH THE SAME NAME! After you get a bit of experience you will find lots of stuff on familysearch, Macavo, and all the other free sites. If I were just starting, I would subscribe to ancestry for the U.S. Discovery for 6 months $89 and build a family tree there. It's free to make a tree and free to keep it there. You can still work on it but you won't have access to any ancestry owned documents unless you are paid up. You can add documents you find other places that you've saved to your computer. One word of warning. When you find a document at ancestry or anywhere, save it to your computer with a good name so you can find it again. Then upload it to your tree if you've a mind to. The document you find today might not be there tomorrow. And beware of "family data" and other trees. Make sure it's right before you use it. Join their mailing list so you know when they run specials. No point in paying full price! Then if you are still interested pay for another 6 months or a year until you have a good handle on it. At this point I would probably use the free sites and the information I gleaned from the green leaf hints. Once you have the U.S. conquered, then if you still need help subscribe to ancestry world for 6 months $134. These are sale prices so watch carefully to be sure you get a good deal. If you let your ancestry subscription elapse they will start offering you a resubscribe deal that's pretty good. Usually 6 months to a year for the really good offer. And notice that the offer is for 6 months, not a year! There are several sites where you can build a tree or upload a GEDcom and work on it for free. But start somewhere until you are familiar with researching this type of thing. Then add some of the other sites. One tree, one site to start. You will be confused enough....See MoreHardware suggestions for built ins.....please
Comments (38)ILR, mine from Lee Valley were Armac Martin in the UK, which was part of the reason for the delay. I don't have my phone/camera at the moment (I share with my husband lol), but these are the cup pulls for the drawers below, http://www.leevalley.com/en/hardware/page.aspx?p=40257&cat=3,43520,43521,43561 and I think (I ordered both in store with a cup pull and knob I had removed from my then-current kitchen) these are the knobs, http://www.leevalley.com/en/hardware/page.aspx?p=40523&cat=3,46742,44005,50467 I have the same hardware on the built-in cupboards in our dining area just off the kitchen. The funny thing is I didn't even remember what I had picked out 19 years earlier for the kitchen remodel in our old house, in part because I was eight months pregnant with #3, and #2 was 18 months old and #3 was three years old. But it turned out I wanted the exact same pulls, and fortunately Lee Valley still carried them, even if they didn't have enough in stock....See MoreHas anyone built C. Brandon Ingram's Laurel Cottage?
Comments (109)Thank you for posting pictures. What a beautiful house! Do you mind posting pics of W/D area please?...See MoreCyndy
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