i have orange all over as well. i painted the 2-story stair wall a nice persimmon orange to contrast with my olive and off-white living room. love orange!
i want to know who makes that...
i love sleeping with chief brody, even though he's a bed hog. and yes, i realise the effect this might have on sharing my bed with a non-canine BF in the future!
oops, my bad, they aren't exactly the same as the photos in the bottom right. maybe the space ships on grampp's cover are a new one to add to the classification. still, check out the book.
the one on the bottom right is featured on the cover of a new book by Chris Grampp called From Yard to Garden (Center for American Places, 2008). i highly recommend it to anyone, but especially cal...
thank you so much for reminding me of the serendipity books. those were my absolute favorites as a kid, and i hadn't thought about them in an age! what a great memory!
where does one find a mid-century three-flat. do tell - sounds like the 'hood for me!
i wish i had some advice, courtney, but i don't. i wish you good luck.
my chief brody is content to sleep on our ikea anes bed. he's too big for anything else, even though he sometimes snuggles with me on our baumritter loveseats!
i installed a 12-light door on both my bathroom (swings out into the hallway, not into the bathroom) and extra bedroom. the idea was to keep the really narrow upstairs hallway in my 1920s foursquar...
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leave it to the ladies at ATCHI to post the best posts! thanks!
i have always wanted to do this! someday...
i meant, good god, no!
god god, no!
my last steamer burned the tar out of me. i hope this one is a little more safe!
man, that song makes me cry!
i have orange all over as well. i painted the 2-story stair wall a nice persimmon orange to contrast with my olive and off-white living room. love orange! i want to know who makes that...
great post - can't wait to hear the responses!
i love sleeping with chief brody, even though he's a bed hog. and yes, i realise the effect this might have on sharing my bed with a non-canine BF in the future!
i have always noticed that austin has the best fences of any place i've ever visited. thanks for noticing too!
love barkeepers friend!
i'd use it to make a dog bed. sew a few seams and stuff it with fluff, and you're all set!
oops, my bad, they aren't exactly the same as the photos in the bottom right. maybe the space ships on grampp's cover are a new one to add to the classification. still, check out the book.
the one on the bottom right is featured on the cover of a new book by Chris Grampp called From Yard to Garden (Center for American Places, 2008). i highly recommend it to anyone, but especially cal...
thank you so much for reminding me of the serendipity books. those were my absolute favorites as a kid, and i hadn't thought about them in an age! what a great memory!
where does one find a mid-century three-flat. do tell - sounds like the 'hood for me! i wish i had some advice, courtney, but i don't. i wish you good luck.
my chief brody is content to sleep on our ikea anes bed. he's too big for anything else, even though he sometimes snuggles with me on our baumritter loveseats!
i installed a 12-light door on both my bathroom (swings out into the hallway, not into the bathroom) and extra bedroom. the idea was to keep the really narrow upstairs hallway in my 1920s foursquar...
i think the link for the pillows is incorrect - it takes me to the adler knock-offs at target.
oh man, i have been wanting to do this for ages!