Nicole, something on Facebook made me think of you.....
6 years ago
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I Think I Made a few totems, What do you think?
Comments (13)I made all nine in two days. Maybe I do something different. I stack and glue the pieces all at once. I don't have the patience to wait for each piece to set...the tall thin one is my favorite. I found Candle sticks and the mini vases on top at one yard sale Saturday Morning and had it put together as soon as I got home. If you want to see them close up click on the picture and I have singles of each close up in the album on Picasa. I must confess the red birdbath is simple clear glass that I have painted with glass paint. I wanted to try my hand at revers painting on glass. I am please with the results. I may have to make another painted one I have lots of clear glass but color sure makes a statement. When I started I was only gonna make one or two, Because I had no interuptions I just kept going! I wanted One of each color of the rainbow! LOL They will all be displayed in one Bed, held in with sand then Mulch. I also found Brand New White vinyl edgeing to use but I want to paint it first or at least wash it with some color. I am worried about Hurricane season. LOL Here are some pics of the bird bath. From Glass Totems From Glass Totems Not happy with inside pics..I will be sure to post pics when I bet them all out side. Thanks ya'll!...See MoreI think they're telling me something... they want their own post;)
Comments (51)I have a wild kingdom going..and I would think Crows would make fast work of Mantids. I used to see Jays and Mockingbirds..but once cats started in this neighborhood,rare to see them. Possums would make a snack of them...they eat anything. Even the number of fence lizards has gone down..when they had showed up for a few years out of nowhere. Same for Garter Snakes come to think of it. Could be the wet weather 2 years in a row spread everybody out?...See MoreCan You Contact Someone on Facebook or Twitter for Me?
Comments (43)The original VRBO was a thorn in the side of rental agencies because it allowed an owner to run an ad for very little money (I think $300/year twenty years ago when we bought our Maui condo). It supplied the website for potential guests to peruse, then contact the owner directly to inquire/strike a deal. Rental agencies went nuts. Their 'middleman' function was redundant. In addition, guests no longer wanted to book a generic "1BR 2Bath Ocean View" out of the pool of condos the agency had permission to book. On VRBO they could see THE condo they'd be getting -- every aspect, from view to what's in the kitchen cabinets. Eventually the agencies had to follow suit, allowing guests to choose a specific condo. A couple of years ago Expedia saw an $$$$$ opportunity and bought the original VRBO, re-creating the middleman. Today even rental agencies have to advertise condos in their pools on this marketing giant. As an owner, I, too, have no choice but to advertise ($500/yr. last year) and to subject guests to the control of Vrbo -- no identities may be exchanged between owner and guest until guest PAYS Vrbo! Our guests pay our rental fee, plus the 14.42% state and local taxes we collect for the government, plus the Vrbo fee of 6 - 10%. All condo expenses and responsibilities are on the owner. Vrbo is just 'the treasurer', collecting and disbursing...for a fee....See MoreMade me think of you all
Comments (11)I like gray, but I don't like open floor plans - I want my kitchen to have walls so that I can close it off - partly to hide it and partly to contain odors and noise. I'm not opposed to having a bar in the living room, but when I had one in the dining room, I never used it, partly because it was not a wet bar. We have an outdoors bar that we never use as a bar also. My sister was reading a Dean Koontz novel (20 or so years ago), and she found a passage he had written describing a house's interior that said, "and the furniture looked like it came from J Robert Scott," which is where I worked for over 30 years. Shortly after that, I had to go to Dean Koontz's house in Newport Beach to help adjust a 32" diameter chandelier I had redesigned for his dining room. He did not have high ceilings, and so I had to design the chandelier to fit the room, but it still hung a bit lower than other versions of the same chandelier, although I allowed adequate space above the dining table. Dean was upset because one side of the chandelier was 1/4" lower than the other side. I went to his house with our electrician and directed him to adjust certain screws in the chandelier so that the length could be adjusted. I have a lot of half-finished books myself. I find I do not read as much after I retired because I do not have any trouble getting to sleep, and I used to read in bed to help me sleep....See More- 6 years ago
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