Alex is doing GREAT with his treatments
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Comments (22)I'm another huge fan of Yves Piaget; even a few blooms on the bush make such an impact in the garden. jo and Kippy, great pictures, thank you. jo, the blue companion plants are so pretty with the roses. Interesting how many of us have strong color likes and dislikes. I love the color that Carol can't abide, and I on the other hand have a deep dislike of red roses, which so many people are very fond of. It would be pretty boring if we all liked the same things, so it's all good. Ingrid...See MoreAlex Update
Comments (8)That's good news! Thanks so much for the update! I agree that I'd probably look for another doctor. When DH had his problems a few years back, we were driving two hours to see a rheumy every six weeks. All he did was shake his head and write DH a prescription for yet more drugs and tell him to come back in another six weeks. DH had been off work for many months, his disability (through work) was running out, and he really wanted to go back to work. We finally drove to Mayo and spent two weeks. Cost us a bundle, but DH was back to work within a month. Continued prayers for Alex....See MoreUpdate on little Alex
Comments (12)I love good/great news and yours was a big bundle of all great news. Congrats to the entire family.....and prayers for continued good reports! Shirley...See MoreGreat room ceiling treatments
Comments (15)I don't believe that authentic craftsman and bungalow style houses had much in the way of diagonal interiors. Of course, folks can do anything they wish in their own houses. When it comes to ceiling treatment, many of the traditional ceilings were flat with various types of trim. It's the trim and details which often mark craftsman and bungalow architecture. Here's a photo of some ceiling detailing. If you Google "craftsman home interiors" you will get a ton of photos! Hmmm, don't seem to be able to upload the photo...try Google......See More- 7 years ago
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