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Comments (2)Hi Carol Ann, Your club sounds exciting and fun, is it open to folks living in Carrollton too? I would love to join, please let me know ok, thanks! Marci...See MoreLOVE This Headboard; Have You Seen One Similar Anywhere???
Comments (25)Ohhhh, I love every one of them! I spent a lot of time yesterday checking them all out and, sadly, they aren't going to work for me no matter how much I love them. They're either more than I want to spend, too pricey to have shipped here to New Mexico or to Oklahoma, already sold or for pick up only. So, moved on to Plan B: Compromise. I headed back out to other shops in my area this morning and found a compromise headboard for only $30. It's wicker instead of wood. While it's feminine, it doesn't have the beautiful detailing that the above headboards have. I bought it because it's clean and in great shape, the tall height will work really well with Emily's PBT bedding and many pillows . . . and I can spray paint it black for just a few dollars more. I'd found this inspiration pic, which gave me the idea that her many pillows might look best up against a taller, plainer, black headboard. Here's that pic: Here's her PBT(Pottery Barn Teen) comforter and sheet set, although DD now has a black netted bedskirt with hers: And here's my $30 bargain headboard, now waiting to be painted: It's propped up against her new (old) slant front desk, that will also be painted this Summer while she's home here. Oakley: last month she actually bought a dresser, nightstand and mirror at a consignment shop near the university. But she's not been able to find a decent desk or headboard she liked. I'm personally not crazy about the color of them or the minimal storage area of the dresser, but she loves them and it's her life and her room. Pics below: Being that she's inherited my decorating obsession (LOL), she already has a number of lamps and artwork for the walls, which also lean towards Tropical. Her new 32" tall mirror which she'll also be painting black: And her PBT curtains in Pool, will work well in her new place: I'll post After pics, but not until everything has been painted, transported to her new place in Norman and set up . . . which will be in late-July. In the mean time, thank you all for your time, efforts and ideas. I really appreciate it! Lynn...See MoreIf you could have a 2 week vacation anywhere in the world...
Comments (23)I think I'd like to spend two weeks in San Francisco and Sonoma county. I have friends there that I haven't seen for a few years, plus I'd like to visit some of the antique and home decor shops. If teleportation ever becomes a reality, I'd love to visit Australia and New Zealand. I don't care to fly for that many hours, though....See MoreAnyone not going anywhere or having guests for T-Day?
Comments (36)I'm not planning anything. tomorrow, I get cataract surgery in my left eye and 2 weeks later, the same in the right eye. There is weight lifting and bending over restrictions until the eyes heal. There;s a problem with staying leagal to drive during this period. After surgery, the eye will focus at infinity and it appears that most of the astigmatism will be gone, This means that immediately after surgery, my current prescription lens will be incorrect, but I need to wear something to protect the eye. I picked up a plain lens and can change out the lens for the left eye. I won't be able to get new glasses until the eyes heal and settle down and then new measurements will be made. If all goes well, the new prescription will have little correction in the main lens and there will be a bifocal for reading. However, that will not take place until after at least 4 weeks after the last surgery....See More- 3 months ago
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