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Comments (7)Thanks, Holiday-ers! I added a birds' nest today to the bottom of the vine wreath on the lath star...hubby made me the lath star. It sure is a fun time of the year...I hope to get some more decorating done & share some pics of the porch...not started out there yet...but the totes are unloaded. I guess I do decorate with 'old' goodies, uh. The lil' eleves in the set of 3 wood wall hangers are Homco ... garage sale or thrift shop finds! ;-) I love Christmas time & Winter decor ... snowmen, esp & I love those blue LED lights & the larger white ones on the tree! So pretty in here! I saw this tree shared on Facebook...don't know who to give credit to...it's a Pinterest one, I think ~~ but I'm working on this project, too ... now a deep freeze here for at least the next week....aargh ...so don't know if when I'll get back to it. ;-) Jeanne S....See MoreWhat movie star are you? (Test)
Comments (53)Hey Igloo! Long time no see. Hope all is well. I am firmly a Katherine Hepburn. I have always admired her independent spirit. I wonder what all of us being willing to take this quiz says about us AND why so many seem to be Katherines. I love these kind of quizzes. I need to find the others I have & post them for fun. One is about what your dessert choice reveals about you. The other is your personality based on how you wear down your lipstick....See MoreShould 1913 feet under counter be straight or curved? photo...
Comments (13)Thanks autumngal. :) You convinced me to FINALLY find my old Flickr acct. and post some pics of the house. A lot of the pics were taken for other reasons but I had them on file so that made it easy. The link's at the bottom of this post. I've been looking at your Flickr acct. again and I'm starting to think I HAVE seen your pics before. I remember the tin ceiling making quite an impression! In fact I often think of your kitchen when I visualize how my mudroom might look like when the wall comes down and it gets turned into more of an eating space attached to the kitchen. It has lower ceilings than the kitchen. I just love all the little details in your kitchen. Love those open shelves and the homemade jars at the very top! Nice countertop too. I almost did wood but chickened out in the end (hopefully I won't regret doing stainless). columbusguy1 - same thing - sort of - happened to me a couple of days ago. My contractor removed the last of the lower cabinets and when he did, the one on the right (seen in pics attached below on Flickr) showed that the wood trim to the right of the kitchen-to-dining room door had never been painted! I can't make sense of it. I guess the two most likely scenarios are that the kitchen was once unpainted but with a finish over the wood - but the finish (or whatever you call it) wasn't applied until after the lower cabinets were put in, which is a little odd. Or, it wasn't ever finished wood and was part of that whole "sterile" movement back about a hundred years ago and was always painted a lighter color perhaps. Although I couldn't find white paint on the walls. The oldest color seems to be a light sage-avocado kind of color (not unlike the color mine is now actually - though maybe lighter and maybe with a hair bit more gold in it?) and then the color over that is a sort of cherry pink!! Perhaps way back then the cupboards were painted white re. the sterile phase. Maybe someday I'll find out if we remove layers of paint on them. At any rate it's particularly odd because whichever way the woodwork was, the door trim - like I was saying - is unfinished wood below countertop height. So whatever used to be there, originally went all the way to the end of the door trim (about 21 or 22"). But I always assumed the crappy, unoriginal lower cabinets' presence meant there originally was nothing below except like a wall-mounted old sink and maybe the kind of wooden countertop that rests on wall brackets and has a lip sitting on top of the sink's mouth on either side. This lack of paint or finish on the door trim indicates there WERE built-ins below. So WHY OH WHY are they missing now? Almost the whole house is original and in good-enough shape that I can't understand why those cabs are missing. Am I missing something re. that unpainted door frame/trim? So odd... Lastly I just wanted to say that one of my upper cabinets also has a hole for letting some air in. My grandmother's house used to have one too and she called it a "cooler." I agree it was probably acting as a pie safe of sorts or else even helped chill extra food in the winter (?). Mine doesn't have a door on the outside of the house though - although there's siding there so who knows what's under there! I would love to see a pic of that pastry-storing cabinet of yours!! And the rest, so get on it please! ;) Here are more pics of my house: Here is a link that might be useful: Photos of house, living room, dining room, nook, kitchen...See MoreWine Cork Ideas
Comments (1)Wow, I like the walls done in corks....of course I would be a drunk before I had enough corks to do a whole wall....Lynn...See MoreElmer J Fudd
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