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Kitchen Floor Options for Durability and Cold Feet
Comments (34)Please just don't make the mistake I made; as I mentioned in another thread somewhere, I have black marble floor in the kitchen in our present home, So hard to keep it looking new and worst flooring for our kitchen. Our new house will have traventine floors throughout with radiant heating (except formal living & dining rooms). I'd love to install granite floors but doubt if it comes in very light colors and quantiy we need. I have strandwoven hardwood floors in our current basement, I installed/glued directly on concrete floor, feels so warm and I love it, however baby it too much and wife will have nothing to do with such flooring in the kitchen....See MoreCold feet after table purchase
Comments (19)I love those placemats- Sign up for email discounts at Pottery Barn. Or Ikea, if you have one nearby, has similar placemats for less so much so that in now wondering if I can do wicker or rattan chairs : D I would think so -- it's all part of a similar style. You might like this Instagram account if you don't know it yet, for Maura Endres who lives in New Jersey. Not entirely British Colonial, but a lot of the elements put together beautifully. She's an amateur but, in my opinion, very gifted at design (and seems like such a nice person to boot), https://www.instagram.com/m.o.endres...See MoreRetirement- Cold Feet!
Comments (23)Sistersunnie, I think that all the planning in the world can't actually spare you from the concerns you have. You can contribute to the world in many ways that were not possible when working full time and raising a family. Now your gifts to share are you time and talents. I think as women who "came of age" during the 70's we struggled more than most to prove our value in the workplace, and that having done that, there is a reluctance to let it go, to give it up. So many women I know were part of the movement to prove that women are capable of performing at the same level as men in the workplace. Maybe that is part of the reluctance you feel. You planned for this and are comfortable financially if you chose to retire, yet you feel guilty because your partner can't retire with you. No need to shoulder that guilt. You expressed a desire to do all of the things, including visiting grandchildren, that you never had time enough for when working. Now is the time! You are financially secure and have good health, why wait? I retired in June to join DH who retired two years ago. We both will do some contract work but absolutely do not want a weekly commitment of any sort. We are busy enough and are enjoying our time at this stage of life....See MoreGetting cold feet on our new construction plan! Please help!
Comments (167)Cpartist do you have a door into your closet or is it just an opening? Sara could you send me a picture? I measured the actual space since they made an error on the concrete footings measurement so I ended up with more house then garage which benefits this closet. The closet at question measures 6’3 1/2” deep and 5’8 1/2” wide. Also at this point the door is centered giving about 18” on either side of the opening. I guess I could do hanging in the back and narrow shelves on the both sides. Or maybe I should have him move the door to allow for the 2’ L shaped hanging? But then the door swing may hit my vanity or bed table....See More- 8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
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