POLL: Which room in your home are you most proud of?
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Comments (152)Creeping Charlie or Ground Ivy as we call it, has taken over the back corner of the yard, but it's keeping all the other weeds down and it does smell good when it's cut. But as for all time invasive, there are two plants that I didn't put in but are a nuisance. The wild Rose of Sharon that spreads everywhere and I spend hours every year pulling it out of the 50 yr old peonies and rose bush. There must be thousands of seedlings in the grass. Its my neighbors plant and "she likes it." I call it the the Rose of Sharon from Hell. Then there's a second plant that grows to like 7 feet tall that looks like bamboo with trailers underground. They're impossible to pull out and break at the sections. I have yet to discover what they are....See MoreWhich room in your house/apt is the most challenging to decorate?
Comments (19)I would love that "Extreme Victorian" - Victoriana's really grown on me over the last several years so that now I get all shivery over the over-the-top lighting fixtures and crazy wallpaper. And wainscoting like that, be still my beating heart! ;-) We have a little "Victorian Lite" house circa 1900, layout/architecture is totally late Victorian vernacular and stuff like the millwork, porch design, etc. is leaning very much into Arts & Crafts territory. That crossover point is what it wants decor-wise, too, it started telling me that even before we moved in! I think the toughie for me is going to be the kitchen and its sitting area. PO tore out the wall between the kitchen and dining room so he could push the kitchen section out by 2 feet, but it makes for a slightly awkward space that doesn't really "go" with the rest of the architecture. I do thank all gods that he didn't rip the wall between the DR and LR down to make a "great room", UGH! Since we would very rarely use a formal dining area and wasting 160sf of a I'm actually looking forward to the half bath, which is the same size as Sweets' - one thing I love about those tiny rooms is that you really can go completely over the top with things that would be just like a sledgehammer upside the head if you had them in a larger room, like strongly-colored wallpaper or a so-gaudy-it's-fantastic miniature chandelier. It's in a very-obvious later addition to the house and I'm considering going all-out Deco to satisfy DH's leanings toward the contemporary without creating too much cognitive dissonance. (He's such a doll to put up so cheerfully with my antiques et cetera.)...See MorePoll: You Have 10 Mins...You or Your House?
Comments (44)auntjen - I never heard that joke, but I have to share something similar. I am a teacher and a substitute who is also a friend mentioned she saw someone that knew me. She couldn't recall his name. After asking her what he looked like and anything else she could tell me about him, she frustratingly says, "You know...the blind guy!!!" I sat there for a minute, wondering who do I know that is blind. The only person I could think of was my roommate from college's father, but they live 2 hours away. So, I said to her, "I don't know anyone that's blind from around here." She says hysterically, "No, he's the blind guy, he was at my house measuring my windows." I knew exactly who she was talking about. We cracked up for quite some time. To answer the OP: I'd throw on a bra (I clean in the pjs too!) and baseball cap. I could care less what I look like for someone I don't know. I'd probably grab an empty laundry basket...if I can find one, and throw anything that is left out, (which is usually a lot in our 1500sf shoe box with no basement and 3 kids 4, 7, and 10) in there and toss it in the playroom. Lori...See MorePOLL: Would you move from a house you like because you're bored?
Comments (66)OK. I admit it. I am a secret wannabe moveaholic. I am an Air Force brat who moved every two years while growing up and came to love it. I crave change just for the sake of it. New views, fresh perspectives, wide-open opportunities. Alas. I am married to (and in love with) a content-where-he-hangs-his-hat man. So... I paint rooms, make drapes, work on many projects at once, refinish furniture, create oil paintings. But, I do not feel totally satisfied with where we live. I want to move. The house we are living in is 10 feet away from our neighbor's house---we live in a historic district in a small, Southern city. I CRAVE a view and a lot more privacy. So, yes, cricket0828, I think it is fine to move if you are bored, if you can afford the move and your DH is in agreement. paint chips, you came very close to how I feel when you said, "Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that sometimes you just have to let life pull you along for a ride."...See MoreIdaClaire
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