PBJs: PB preference, and more ...
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Comments (49)I prefer Jif creamy peanut butter and soft spongy store bought bread (the kind that everybody here hates; BTW, I only like it for BLT's and PBJ's) Never ever do I use grape jelly. We are not big jelly fans here. Hate grape jelly, but love Booberry's grape jam. (It is gone Boo, sob sob). I also do not use strawberry. It's my least favorite jam. We use apricot or plum or red reaspberry or orange/grapefruit marmalade or anything but strawberry. And, to be honest, I prefer the peanut butter without any jam. Then I put the PB on very thin, clean the knife on the 2nd slice of bread, and smash the bread. Just like a little kid. If I use jam, the jam is very thinly spread on the 2nd slice of bread and there is no smashing involved. Dang. Whoda thunk that making PBJ's was an "art?"...See MoreNeed PB for SW Houston?
Comments (19)Hi there Alwayssummer! We're in West Houston...off the tollroad between Briar Forest and Memorial...I don't know how that compares to your location. We used The Pool Man last year for a major renovation and we were very happy, especially with their responsiveness and communication. I felt like the people we dealt with were very professional -- they always showed up when they said they would, called when they said they would, and they delivered the product/services promised within the timeline promised. I have no hesitation recommending them. We had a poor experience with another Houston builder and I was a little hesitant going into the renovation. I feel like with the Pool Man we found a fair and reliable company that we would gladly do business with again....See MorePB wants $7k for a heat pump. That sound outrageous to anyone?
Comments (3)I think the physical heat pump costs around $2500-$3500 depending on the size. Electrical work (probably need to bring in a bigger electrical panel), + Labor. I believe ours cost 5k on top of our pool install. I am in New England, and I love that our pool is nice and warm all the time (heat pump runs an hour or so each morning to make up for the nights loss)....See Moremoved fr rug to mbr - which pb duvet do you prefer?
Comments (52)I personally donâÂÂt care for the rug under the bed because you donâÂÂt have that much open floor space around it. As I think I mentioned when originally posted about it, if you had a lot of open floor space and were creating an island of the bed area, that would be one thing. But in your room, the rug is very close to the dresser, etc, so no visual breathing space there, and it comes up far enough under the bed that it looks like you just didnâÂÂt get a big enough rug - you need more open floor there, too, imo. I notice that the only place you seem to have looked for comforters is PB. There are a lot of other resources, as well as perhaps local stores for you to shop. I think sometimes we all get caught up in the convenience of shopping on line, and forget to do things locally, that there are things out there that even the online sites donâÂÂt have but are carried in the store, or are a past season item on sale that isnâÂÂt in a quantity worth showing on line. I think the first thing you should decide is how you want to use the bedding. If you are just thinking about keeping the new patterned comforter at the end of the bed, that is different and less impact that having the patterned piece covering most of the bed. If you want to use the matelasse as the primary bedding, that is a pretty casual, country (or french country, if you prefer) look, so you need to choose the other bedding so that it works with that feel. Your original bedding is much fancier and more formal than matelasse fits with. I think the point about the rug being soft and muted is another important consideration....See Morecolleenoz
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