It's Time For Breakfast, Get Up!
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It's party time and the house is all dressed up! Lots of pics :-)
Comments (32)Thank you everyone for the encouraging words and wonderful compliments! The party went great :-) Now it's time to make the grocery list for the family party next weekend, no calling the caterer next time...lol. But at least my house is ready! So many of you asked about the door sprays. I found those in a booth at an antique mall early in the fall. They were an autumn arrangement and I liked the look of them so much that after Thanksgiving I just added the sprigs of red berries and decided they would work through the Christmas season too. The holder is a cone shaped metal (tin?) with florist foam stuck down in it to insert all the dried leaves and stems. After I bought the arrangements I saw the holders sold separately at another shop. They were $15 each with no arrangement. I took a close-up picture and another one of how I mounted it on the door. I used the 3m Command hooks that peel and stick on. Then I used a little spot of the Bluestick putty like teachers used to stick things on the walls to anchor them toward the bottom since they are so tall. It seems to be working. They've stayed up since October. sippimom...You asked about the living room rug. It's Karastan and the design is Paysage. Whenever you look up Paysage it looks nothing like the real thing. My living room picture is an accurate representation of the colors in it. Thank you for the compliments :-) You must be somewhere down around the Oxford area? It's fun to find people here that are close by!...See MoreYes, it's time. The tile is UP and Grouted.
Comments (55)MareLuce wrote: "Wow, that range hood is serious. What brand is it? Did the hood come with the range backsplash and shelf, or was that custom?" It is by the now defunct Independent. I bought if from a distributor on eBay who was stuck with inventory when Independent went out of business. They were always so highly regarded by GW members. It is a 1200cfm fan and I love it. It is also 27" deep which is a joy when stir frying on the front burner! The shelf is part of the 24" back guard that came with the Blue Star range top. We had the piece b/n the shelf and the hood fabricated by a local Amish sheet metal fabricator. akchicago-he was at K2. It was on Amelia Island. glo1751--I personally didn't cut them, but dh did. Thanks again to everybody. Bee...See MoreYikes! Now, it's time to update! Help Me, Please GET RID OF THE GOLD!
Comments (1065)I hear ya D2G, we all have plenty of those missed opportunities in our homes. I know I have tons! It certainly doesn't make your home any less beautiful! However, I would not draw attention to it with a FP screen, except maybe one of those fold over types Flo mentioned-they tend to stand higher. I also wouldn't buy anything else for the mantle. You don't need to match the art, and you have so many lovely things. I would sooner see your beautiful clock and candelabras, though not "perfect," because they are a piece of your story....See MoreAre You Up, Time For Breakfast!
Comments (22)Garden gal, yes, I dislike Gordon Ramsay style scrambled eggs. To the point I won't eat them. Anne, I occasionally make pancakes. I'll save the leftover batter and refrigerate or freeze that for another day... I don't like eating pre-cooked pancakes on subsequent days - too "dried-out". I always have breakfast - anywhere between 6:30 to 10 am. Usually around 7:30 or 8. Eggs in some form or another, or dinner leftovers. Oatmeal sometimes in winter. I never start with pastries or donuts, or with regular cold cereals . Pancakes have to be topped with butter, and about two tablespoons tops of REAL maple syrup. I like the flavor but can do without the sweetness.... Tea or coffee works for me, black....See More- 5 years ago
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