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Comments (65)Favorite Autumn holiday: Halloween or Thanksgiving? it used to be Halloween when the kids were younger. For years we did a huge haunted house for the neighborhood, with Dh scaring the daylights out of all the kids and adults too! Last year was our final year of doing it, and it was scaled way down. It's too much work and our youngest will graduate from hs this year. I love Thanksgiving because it's all about sharing a traditional meal with loved ones! Favorite outdoor activity during the Autumn months? Taking walks on the beach and gardening. Favorite indoor activity during these same months? Cooking, reading and getting the house in shape for the holidays. Do you have a favorite food that just says "Fall"? Soups and chili with corn bread Favorite Autumn dinner? Pot roast and potatoes with gravy and cornbread, and anything pumpkin for dessert. Does your town/city have any sort of Autumn festivities? There are a lot of pumpkin festivals, corn mazes and fall craft shows. I used to take the kids, but don't go anymore. Fall/Autumn is football season. Do you have a favorite college and/or pro team? Dh is a huge sports fan, especially football and hockey. He and dd are obsessive about the Steelers. (Pro) and Michigan (college). Do you actually watch football games on TV? No! Despite the fact that Dh watches every single pro and college game, and the tv seems to always be blasting some football game, I hate hate hate football! I completely ignore it, even if I am in the same room. Do you decorate for Fall/Halloween/Thanksgiving? I used to decorate insanely for all holidays, but it is very scaled down now. I put out pumpkins and a scarecrow and wreaths on the doors. Going all out takes too much time and energy. With my kids grown and my parents gone, I don't really enjoy it anymore. Do you go all-out decorating for Fall or just put out a few things? See above What season IS your favorite? Winter! I live in So Cal but am not a fan of the heat, so winter is the coziest and most comfortable time of year for me. What do you like best about Autumn? In other parts of the country I love the crisp air and beautiful colors. Here in LA I like the fact that the temps are not in the 100s and the feeling that colder weather is on the way...eventually....See MoreStuff, stuff, stuff, stuff, stuff, stuff, stuff!
Comments (61)"Just wait until you have to pack up all that crap and move it." My SIL just bought a retirement home so they are decluttering their current house as a preparation for selling it--she keeps telling me she can't believe how much STUFF she's got to get rid of. When I go to their house I always admire how it looks nicely organized and without extraneous things all over. However, I also admire her tons of closets and storage space which she says leads to keeping, you guessed it, all that stuff LOL. I've decided I will play a mental game this summer and pretend we have to move; maybe that will be my motivation to get rid of much unnecessary and unused stuff in our house! I use the holidays and shopping for gifts to satisfy any yen I may have to be a retail hunter/gatherer. The past few years I increasingly feel as if I am gorging myself after staying on a careful and healthy diet; by the time January comes I feel so psychically bloated from all the shopping /buying that I need another year to rest up and recover! It's interesting to me to watch my young adult daughter who is setting up her first home. She loveslovesloves Home Goods, Marshalls, Pier 1 etc. And when I go with her I usually find stuff I could easily buy. I have a rule that I can't take anything from those places home the day I see it. That usually short circuits the purchase, I'm rarely motivated enough to fight the traffic and crowds to go back a second time!...See MoreHelp - window treatment colors
Comments (4)JudyG I appreciate you weighing in! Thank you. Wow...I wonder why someone who does drapery would have given me samples that won’t work for drapery. That’s scary. The fabric with the pattern is for the london shade. The solid is for the drapes with a band going down the front, so I don’t think pattern would be lost.. or maybe I’m not following you. I attached an example of drapes and a London shade. So in the London shade, the solid would be in the pleat area..no trim on mine though....See MoreDining room still a work in progress but not finished!
Comments (595)Thank you!! i will not take any credit. Everyone is so helpful and if weren’t for everyone’s help, I would be out buying more paint samples to start painting the DR for the 6th or 7th time. My foyer chandelier transformation? I cleaned it, took the top crown off, painted it and hung it lower! Whola!!...See More- 7 years ago
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