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It might not translate into reality (someone mentioned rain, I believe ... !) but it is oh so clever. At least give her a gold star for creativity. And patience! She deserves it.

Apologies, all. I did, and still do, find rutebega's whitewash of this absurdly costly kitty litter box suspect. Ditto her comment about writing like a journalist. She does not. I know. I am a one....

Funny, redebega, how when I originally checked your very recently opened profile, your comment about the chairs was not there. I know. It is in my history. But it's there, now.

Gee rudebega, you mean they didn't give you one for free? And you just opening an Apartment Therapy account and doing all this work on their behalf? That's a shame. Especially at $180.

This is a wonderful looking box, but I really think these things are designed by people who have never had a cat. Problem #1: $180. For a litter box. $180. Plastic. Litter. Box. $180.

Oh, that kitchen, that oppressive kitchen. I want, no NEED, to put at least three-quarters of that stuff away. Than I can work at that nice island or appreciate that lovely window.

I wrote my thoughts on the movie, including the culinary gaffes (big surprise: I'm a culinary school student!), here: http://cookingschoolconfi...

I don't know if I am a big believer in breakfast ... but I am in brioche! So much so that I asked our chef to teach us how to make it (I'm a culinary school student). Alas...

Sigh. I never find the good stuff at garage sales and junk stores. Just the junk. Ah well. Cheers!

Here's my best tip - cook everything in advance. I once had a party where eveyrhting was cooked at the last minute and I spent more time with my pots and pans than my guests. Which, co...

That's a good idea. But never let it out-vote your nose. If it smells funny, then throw it out. I learned at school (I'm a culinary school student), any doubt, throw it out.

What fun. Can you tell us where to get them?

Cute idea. But be careful and be safe. We just learned about this in culinary school. There are things out there with traces of everything from zinc to lead that can be a real problem. ...

I hate to say it (considering all the potatoes I am cutting at school to improve my knife skills) but these really are gorgeous potatoes. Okay, I'll cut a few more and make the honey a...

We are studying all the fun things you can get in your kitchen and from food (I'm a culinary school student) and it is pretty scary. Keeping this stuff clean is a good start.

It matters tremendously. From an earth-point-of-view, well there is the safety of the planet. And from an eater point-of-view there is the satisfaction of the meal. And the more satisf...