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Comments (15)lol, and we DO want to know, and we thank you for it..if not sometimes sarcastically on my part, lol, but ya know I'm just joshin ya! hehe..of course there is ALWAYS room for one more..plus one, plus one, plus one...who needs to eat AT the table..what hon? you need to use the toilet, just put the plant on the edge of the tub or floor for now..lol I have discovered that if I go to a website...order a bunch of stuff I want..fill up the cart..begin the ordering process, but stop right when it's time to put in the credit card number..then walk away for a bit. I come back, the cart is empty, cuz time expired, and I actually feel like I bought stuff, lol. So far this lil mind trick has worked on my feeble brain..as long as I can keep it going, this could possibly get me through these icky winters without threats of divorce cuz i buy 6 trillion plants and seeds (last winter I was baaaad)...See MoreCheck out my new 'rescue' French Country chair
Comments (25)That IS a cute chair, great score! Grandmotherly in a good way, if that makes any sense... that same feeling of enfolding cuddliness, I can almost smell the sugar cookies and Earl Grey tea. I actually like the matching pillow better, although it needs to be re-stuffed and really plumped up nice and fat - I think the chunky dark pillow breaks up that lovely feminine curve of the back, keeps the eye from moving smoothly over it. Wish the thrift stores around me had such goodies! Although if you don't mind my totally unsolicited random opinion which you are completely free to ignore or even tell me to shut my yap ;-) I wouldn't use a leather club chair for the other chair. I think with the partly-leather couch it could be a bit too heavy and make the yellow chair seem a little bit "all by its lonesome" as both the only all-fabric seating piece and the only pale-colored one (unless you did something like a buff-colored leather, which I just can't see working). I can imagine a small-scale wing chair - a low, almost squatty one to properly balance yellow chair, not a really vertical one (heck, if you lived closer I'd give you one we got as a handmedown that needs reupholstering. Comfy and sturdy and actually the fabric is brand new but but whoever picked that gaudy floral was stoned or something, and I do want a more vertical version) - in a lighter-colored, texturey, flecky fabric picking up colors from your tapestry couch fabric and a little of the red and yellow would be charming, IMO. Then pop a pillow on it that doesn't match anything at all, like an antique-type needlepoint one. If you were going to have two additional chairs besides this new-to-you one, I'd say go for it with one in leather and one in fabric. Oh, and I love the dog in the admiral's hat... is that a print? And if so, who is the artist? If you didn't mind I'd love to get one to go with my other "dogs in uniform" prints. :-)...See MoreHey Radiodokkkter!
Comments (6)lol...When I first started I was so nervous about playing something "inappropriate". I worked at a Catholic University. I was afraid to play "More, More, More" by Andrea True Connection. The head of the radio department was very cool. I told him I wanted to do a 70's and I was not going to play the "eurotrash" that he had in the stations collection. Nor was I going to do "talk radio" because I would not put up with the antics of the freshmen. He gave me complete control over my show and I never had a problem. In fact my greatest accomplishment was that I interviewed 50 legends of Rock & Roll on my show. I did have to play those annoying PSA's my first semester but after that I started playing my "annoying jingles" (remember the BrylCream and Texaco commercials?) If you would like to read the article about my retirement let me know and I will give you the link. It also lists the musicians I've talked to. SamKaren your resident DJ...See MoreMerging Craftsman and French Country Exteriors
Comments (28)In the past 60 years, builders of subdivisions have discovered that most of their buyers are just like you and your husband; they either want two different styles of architecture, or they admire aspects of many different styles. Since their business model is to build as many house at the lowest possible cost, they simply fill the demand by building houses with a bit of something for everyone in them - a little french, a little colonial, a touch of Tudor, and the most popular today, either "farm house" or Craftsman. I have noticed on various HGTV shows that now the public thinks if it has a front porch it is a "Craftsman" house, making Craftsman as generic a term as calling all tissue, "Kleenex"! Don't fall for this! Hire an architect and get something you love that is "good design"....See Moredeegw
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