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Comments (3)I'll have some to share soon: Upcoming trip to RAINY Scotland/Ireland. Fingers crossed rain goes AWAY, but doubtful :o)...See MoreMulti thanks to kathsgrdn (Kathleen)
Comments (36)I eat at Panera Bread too, mostly their salads but they aren't as good tasting, probably because of the lack of salty crumbled cheeses. Their soups, however, are super salty. I don't have to look up the sodium levels because I can barely eat them due to the salt content. I do like the first salad you posted Lindsey, the other two, not so much. They are also more expensive than Wendy's and less convenient for me when I'm at work. No Panera just up the road. There is a very overpriced Organic-"Super Food" salad place nearby but again they are very expensive and the salads are way more than I can eat at one sitting. Unlike the half Wendy's salad. I don't have hypertension or CHF so although I don't add a lot of salt to my food when I'm cooking, I'm not extremely worried about my salt intake at the moment. I'm sorry your post went in such a negative way, Glenda. Seems to happen every time I post something these days....See MoreWelcome home for Uvalde teacher
Comments (9)Isn't it like 100⁰ in Uvalde? And he has a medical device? It's nice and all, but someone should be waving palm fronds over him....See MoreALL IDEAS WELCOMED for our new home, in dire need of a refresh
Comments (9)I think always best to eave the exterior until all the interior changes have been made and in this case also the addition. Often interior changes move or change windows for instance . I loive this type of look with brick it is perfect compliment to the red and if you like that cottage look the trim and siding all the same is a very nice look. I do agree the addition needs to be designed to look like it has always been part of the original so an architect can help with that and would be IMO worth the money.In the photo notice the garage door style too I do not like that mix of brick and stone so maybe trade the stone for either match brick or siding when you get to the exterior . Please come back with the addition plans and that will help us help you....See More- 6 years ago
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