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WANTED: ...to say I got my very first swap!!! Yippee!!!
Comments (24)Shelley, what a terrific swap box Pam sent you. The theme is so cute. Love your "man" in the apron. I look forward to seeing that beautiful dish show up in your dinner photos. Just so you know Shelley, you aren't the only one that worries about all of those things you mentioned. I think that everyone that participates has the same worries. Ann...See MoreFunny Amazon reviews
Comments (27)The Bic Pens for Her are in the Pantone(r) Colors of the Year! Oh, my, it took me a while to *there* with some of the reviews. BOL, the first Q&A on that bizarre security setup: Question: Can I buy separate figures of various skin color to teach racial profiling? Answer: Luckily, with Playmobil™ playsets, all characters from other sets are interchangeable with those of another set. With sets like Liquor Store Robbery and Suicide Bomb Fiasco you can turn your security checkpoint in to a great learning tool for all ages....See MorePicked/Ate my first Mandarinquat. Review.
Comments (4)What a lovely, little Mandarinquat. Glad to hear that you liked the flavor of the fruit, at least. I am sure in the future you will become better at judging when the fruit are at peak ripeness to pick. I know being a relative newby with citrus that it is just intimidating trying to pick your first fruit and guessing when it is at the perfect peak for ripeness and flavor. I was that way with my first Nagami Kumquats and Sudachi Mandarin fruit. I left my first Sudachi fruit on a bit long and it was not quite as juicy as it should have been. I admit, I also loved seeing the beautiful fruit hanging on the tree and I hated to pick them off! :D Lol.....See MorePlease review my first pass on kitchen-breakfast-family room design
Comments (62)What shows you are going about this all wrong is you're honing in on the details (like where to put the dishwasher and fridge), yet you don't even have the big picture yet. I'm an artist. When I start to draw, I don't start with the eyes on the face. I first get the general placement of the figure, then rough in the lights and darks and the general overall feel. I then slowly start to refine everything and the more I refine, the more detailed I can get until finally I can start to detail the eyes, nose and mouth. A good architect will work the same way, only they'll consider the interior, the exterior and how the house sits on the land all at the same time. Not until they and their client have honed in on the overall look and feel, will they start to refine to first room sizes, then things like closets, then get into the details....See More- 7 years ago
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