Who would you like to get caught in an elevator with??
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Comments (16)Andie, no roosting yet. I wish she would. She is still kind of skittish and only shows confidence late at night or early morning when it's just me puttering around. LF isn't mean to her, but he's skittish of her and it just cycles. I keep trying to explain to him that he just needs to pet her, she's not frail and achy like Keegan, but he's not getting it yet. Meldy, I have a brush and used it once, but she still really won't sit very still. I'm keeping the brushing all to myself (and LF), so she'll have to beg when she wants it, no wall thingies for her. It's actually building trust some, so I think we'll use it as a tool and to make her happy. Lilo, Thanks! Linda, Thanks and Thanks! Hopefully the work will pay off in monetary ways in a handful of months. Won't that make a great graduation present? A new economy with a rising housing market. Ah. Marda, she is perky, lively, and loves to be pet pet petted. Thanks on the decorating. Actually, the painting (done by Ed's mom) is the inspiration for the house's color palate and the overall design. Hopefully the whole house will come together. One project down, the rest to go. But they couldn't until this one was done. Big whew! M, Thanks on the sink and tile choices, they're Ed's. He learned how to tile on that wall. He did better on the floor. She won't let me hug yet, as she's too squirmy. I assume that will come in time....See MoreCan't get caught up since vacation
Comments (10)Karen: I think northern Ohio got way more rain the we did in the southern part of the state last year. I got no measurable rain all last summer. I think our rain deficit was 14" by fall. I guess we're the lucky ones this year. Seems every 2 weeks or so, just when things start drying out, we get a good rain. Like I said, it's been great and I'm grateful Carrie: I really feel for you. As you know I had that excessive heat and drought last summer. It was only 3 or 4 months and it was dreadful. I know that you've had it so much longer. I hope you get some relief soon. Karen...See MorePick my Exterior Elevation !! - - OR - - redesign it if you like
Comments (6)You have my sympathies as DH and I are mulling through similar elevation details for our new construction. The details can be so important but it's so hard when there are sooo many! Here's my opinion FWIW. 1) If you want to fancy up the exterior, maybe consider making a statement with the windows on the 2nd floor (same level as front door). The window on the 3rd floor is lovely, but the others are more standard. If you want to fancy up, maybe this is a good place to do so? (But windows get expensive fast. I just spent the day negotiating with DH about how we would simplify our windows. Sigh!) 2) I like the thicker trim. 3) I like the siding detail on the gable. Especially if you are looking to add architectural interest. 4) I'm not sure I understand the enclosure for the front porch, so I can't give an opinion. 5) I like option 4 for 2 reasons. A) think the two sided stairs are lovely and functional. B) To my eye, something nice happens when the landings line up with the window to the left of the front door. GL with your construction!...See MoreWho Would you like to see on Dancing?
Comments (18)Good thread! How about old teen idols? David Cassidy & Donnie Osmond or Bobby Sherman, Davy Jones. Terri Bradshaw would be a hoot! As far as women go, maybe the oldest girl on Full House (can't think or her name)and for that matter how about her real life brother that was on Growing Pain, Kirk Cameron. Victoria Principal?? Can't think of many women right now. Since the writers strike is going on in Hollywood, how about the James Denton from Desparate Housewives or McDreamy from Grey's Anatomy? Doesn't hurt to have a little eye candy! HA! I'm sure we could sit here all day thinking of good ones....See More- 7 years ago
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