thank you for this post. excellent. watch out for your birds, too. budgies [parakeets], parrots, cockatiels, finches--they love the plants. link to safe plants for birds...

i really admire everyone's ambitions. container gardening, indoor gardening--that is, with low light plants, and perhaps a great show feature, such as garden story [ for those of us without gardens...

analog. less imperative, the font is beautiful, resides as gentler artwork when not ordering me to get up. reminds me of the days before i sat at a computer for 8 hours at a stretch. it's windup.

frontstudio--beautiful work, lovely website. that toilet, above, would make sense for about 90 percent of washington dc apartments, too. wonder what the water usage is like.

so beautiful. i searched 'black dahlias' and found some with yellow centers. i was thinking of dark velvet in winter, with classical gold passementerie and a samovar of hot tea. how about rudbeckia...

someone better leap on this opportunity. these things can be recycled into tile.

and washington, dc...please. there are a few cleaning services in dc that were at our last green fair down here--mrs. lavender and the green mop. see

inhabitliving.com has wall flats made of 100% molded bamboo paper pulp. plastic is highly toxic to the environment, ends up in landfill where it drifts to water sources, where it poisons water and ...

thanks, great post. everyone i know finds flylady helpful. recently, i discarded 10 years of decor clippings and half of my martha stewart magazines. i thought it would ...

well, not such a hoot. in washington, dc, casey trees got a huge volunteer planting program started. it's great. www.caseytrees.org however, there is a cultural divide--many trees were...

out of curiosity, i called la cense. everyone answered all my hard questions, and politely i might add. as a vegan, i won't be eating any beef, but here's what i learned--la cense say...

thanks so much for this post. sources of tea will be increasingly important in the era of food shortages, environmental decline. hawaii is a huge treasure, vastly misunderstood by most US citizens,...

i am sure the parents have thought of this for future, but i want to join all comments above--it's dangerous after the baby finds a way to reach it. the racks are 'tippy,' and more importantly, eas...

i agree with the camel or mustard, gold. you say your favorite chair is burgundy velvet. do you love it because it is burgundy velvet, or because you like the way the chair feels when...

the decorator's showhouse at the washington, dc, design center last year featured kelly proxmire's black bedroom. you can see some images at her site, w w w dot kelleyinteriordesign dot com ...

what's that blue--it's perfect. need it. this is beautiful. the idea with great 'bones' is to not obstruct view of them. if people notice them, then you are doing well. and you sure d...

lynne, wow. lovely apartment. thank you for this entry. the living room is soothing. i just want to sit in that chair near the lovely floor-stand silk lantern and sit in filtered ligh...

kohl, or kohler...[question mark]

one the engineers with whom i work wrote an email firm-wide saying the downside would likely be a power surge, and therefore powerfailures, at the close of earth hour. hadn't thought ...

hydrogen peroxide, if it has not decomposed as stated above, is an excellend cleaner for the bathroom. it zaps mildew/mold. best used with a brush type implement.