I had the same outcome (holding it FOREVER) as in bostonkayla's post. The cats just wouldn't take the leap from "toilet with cat-protection" to "totally normal toilet". I think if I'd had a second ...
It makes sense when you think about Albers' color tests: a gray green is opposite on the color wheel from rosy caucasian skintones, so it makes the skin look warmer and less sallow.
It makes me think of "The Death of Vishnu" by Manil Suri
The main character lives in the stairwell of an apartment building in India, running errands for the residents. Nice that someo...
I'm worried that the lighting isn't safe: it's cool-looking, but winding an electrical cord around a metal hook seems like a fire hazard a few years down the road....
Someone made one of these for me by hollowing out an old book. If only I'd used it-- one day my apartment was burglarized. All the person took was my engagement ring which I wasn't wearing yet beca...
This might work...
If the squeaking is coming from the slats you could
get some of that anti-skid rubber matting from Bed Bath and Beyond. (They make it to put under throw rugs ...
You can usually get All-Clad at a slight discount on Ebay. Or, you can do what the Bloomindales sales lady told me to do: Buy the whole set, getting the discount, the gift, and the 10% off for open...
Yeah,
Maxwell fibbed before about "someone" with a mouse problem. I bet this will have a toddler bed in it somewhere!
And clean floors are very important to the under 3-foot set.
Sherriann,
ATRIUM white Benjamin Moore is an off-white that is slightly, slightly pink rather than going yellow or brown the way Linen White does. But it's still white.
The DRAWINGS are of an inverse of a pocket door, but the animations show the moving part going into the stationery wall. Which way is it, and should we trust designers that have such a continuity p...
This reminds me of something from the children's book, The Twenty-one Balloons. It's about a late-19th century helium balloon traveler, who lived in a tiny hut made of wicker that hung below the ba...
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Simple and beautiful
I had the same outcome (holding it FOREVER) as in bostonkayla's post. The cats just wouldn't take the leap from "toilet with cat-protection" to "totally normal toilet". I think if I'd had a second ...
Brilliant! Why didn't someone think of it sooner?
Just don't let anyone swallow two of them.
It makes sense when you think about Albers' color tests: a gray green is opposite on the color wheel from rosy caucasian skintones, so it makes the skin look warmer and less sallow.
It makes me think of "The Death of Vishnu" by Manil Suri The main character lives in the stairwell of an apartment building in India, running errands for the residents. Nice that someo...
Gee, if I win I'll send it to pghmaria.
And the paintings?
Just a test
Those squiggle art works remind me so much of Hans Arp. They're so simple that surely just looking at them can cure a headache!
I'm worried that the lighting isn't safe: it's cool-looking, but winding an electrical cord around a metal hook seems like a fire hazard a few years down the road....
Someone made one of these for me by hollowing out an old book. If only I'd used it-- one day my apartment was burglarized. All the person took was my engagement ring which I wasn't wearing yet beca...
This might work... If the squeaking is coming from the slats you could get some of that anti-skid rubber matting from Bed Bath and Beyond. (They make it to put under throw rugs ...
You can usually get All-Clad at a slight discount on Ebay. Or, you can do what the Bloomindales sales lady told me to do: Buy the whole set, getting the discount, the gift, and the 10% off for open...
I had two Wegner Wishbone chairs once. They're comfortable but a little wide for a table in a most city apartments.
Yeah, Maxwell fibbed before about "someone" with a mouse problem. I bet this will have a toddler bed in it somewhere! And clean floors are very important to the under 3-foot set.
Sherriann, ATRIUM white Benjamin Moore is an off-white that is slightly, slightly pink rather than going yellow or brown the way Linen White does. But it's still white.
The DRAWINGS are of an inverse of a pocket door, but the animations show the moving part going into the stationery wall. Which way is it, and should we trust designers that have such a continuity p...
The two pillows on the bed are showing you the way.
This reminds me of something from the children's book, The Twenty-one Balloons. It's about a late-19th century helium balloon traveler, who lived in a tiny hut made of wicker that hung below the ba...