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E-e-everybody's an expert. Listen up, "childish palate," you go right ahead and eat pizza and soda for supper. Seriously. It's your home, your stomach. You should be able to eat what you like. BUT....
The thought of dirty rags in the kitchen makes me gag. Think of the bacteria and germs, and unless you run them through boiling water, simply washing won't eliminate the germs -- well, maybe with b...
Forgive me, but I think sitting down behind that high wall would make me claustrophobic. The point of an outdoor space is to be able to see the outdoors, right? So unless that is dolly furniture on...
Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan Nut Brown Ale makes the best floats you could ask for. I favor it over plain vanilla ice cream, but some folks I know like it with Blue Bell Pecan Pralines and Cream. T...
Barbecued chicken, ribs, leg of lamb and -- best of all -- salmon, the former three slathered with a sauce homemade by Jamie Oliver on his "Jamie at Home" Food Network show. The fish got a quilt-li...
What all good children of the South drink with their meals, iced tea. Some like it sweet, some not, but always iced tea, even in winter. Let me qualify: At least on my little patch of the Deep South.
I think I would perish if I had to live in the desert; even Santa Fe would be too much full time, I think. But, oh sweet Lord, I love, love, love the look of this, even the "unnatural" rectangular ...
I'm with "idontdobeige." You decorate for your own pleasure and amusement, not the folks who visit AT. In a small space, it's a great idea. The intent, I'm sure, isn't for visitors to examine every...
I'm puzzled by the arrangement of the bed in "the purple room," why it's in a corner with the head pointing toward a window...and a desk as a headboard, but with the desk turned away from those won...
It's a main ingredient in a dry "rub" I use when pan grilling tilapia fillets...smoked paprika, regular chili powder, dry oregano and cumin. Delish. Always have it in the pantry.
I'm with "peekay." Creeped out by a silhouette on a wall?! I find this reaction puzzling and excessive. Personally, not crazy about the color (prefer cooler hues to warm...maybe a nice blue or gree...
I don't know what kind of floor furnace you're talking about. The ones we had in the 1940s-constructed house I grew up in (in the South, BTW) were self-contained units, though each had a natural-ga...
No. 4, Meg in New York City, I think your strip is vertical and the knives at an angle, though according the Plaid Ninja's keen observation, tip up invites slippage more certainly than tip down.
I agree 100 percent. Of course, my kitchen is barely more than a U-shaped galley: fridge, dishwasher, sink, (turning the corner with pie-slice-shaped bit of counter top), stove, another turn and a ...
Haven't time to read all the comments, so someone may have posted this, but don't forget the curb. One man's trash might be -- just MIGHT be -- another's treasure.
Latest Comments...
E-e-everybody's an expert. Listen up, "childish palate," you go right ahead and eat pizza and soda for supper. Seriously. It's your home, your stomach. You should be able to eat what you like. BUT....
The thought of dirty rags in the kitchen makes me gag. Think of the bacteria and germs, and unless you run them through boiling water, simply washing won't eliminate the germs -- well, maybe with b...
Precisely my thought, clampers.
Forgive me, but I think sitting down behind that high wall would make me claustrophobic. The point of an outdoor space is to be able to see the outdoors, right? So unless that is dolly furniture on...
Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan Nut Brown Ale makes the best floats you could ask for. I favor it over plain vanilla ice cream, but some folks I know like it with Blue Bell Pecan Pralines and Cream. T...
Barbecued chicken, ribs, leg of lamb and -- best of all -- salmon, the former three slathered with a sauce homemade by Jamie Oliver on his "Jamie at Home" Food Network show. The fish got a quilt-li...
Love the look but most of all the tip about these adhesive hangers which, I presume, would work on odd teacups, too. Thanks a mil.
What all good children of the South drink with their meals, iced tea. Some like it sweet, some not, but always iced tea, even in winter. Let me qualify: At least on my little patch of the Deep South.
I think I would perish if I had to live in the desert; even Santa Fe would be too much full time, I think. But, oh sweet Lord, I love, love, love the look of this, even the "unnatural" rectangular ...
I'm with "idontdobeige." You decorate for your own pleasure and amusement, not the folks who visit AT. In a small space, it's a great idea. The intent, I'm sure, isn't for visitors to examine every...
I'm puzzled by the arrangement of the bed in "the purple room," why it's in a corner with the head pointing toward a window...and a desk as a headboard, but with the desk turned away from those won...
It's a main ingredient in a dry "rub" I use when pan grilling tilapia fillets...smoked paprika, regular chili powder, dry oregano and cumin. Delish. Always have it in the pantry.
Here's a SoyGel link. It's not cheap, but one user said she stripped a table...in the kitchen...stop/start...no fumes...she loved it.
Why don't you just Google SoyGel? Duh!
Why?
I'm with "peekay." Creeped out by a silhouette on a wall?! I find this reaction puzzling and excessive. Personally, not crazy about the color (prefer cooler hues to warm...maybe a nice blue or gree...
I don't know what kind of floor furnace you're talking about. The ones we had in the 1940s-constructed house I grew up in (in the South, BTW) were self-contained units, though each had a natural-ga...
No. 4, Meg in New York City, I think your strip is vertical and the knives at an angle, though according the Plaid Ninja's keen observation, tip up invites slippage more certainly than tip down.
I agree 100 percent. Of course, my kitchen is barely more than a U-shaped galley: fridge, dishwasher, sink, (turning the corner with pie-slice-shaped bit of counter top), stove, another turn and a ...
Haven't time to read all the comments, so someone may have posted this, but don't forget the curb. One man's trash might be -- just MIGHT be -- another's treasure.