We were there a few years ago with our 11mo. old and found a wonderful place that was 5 stories tall and all devoted to children. and FREE! I think it was called the Tokyo Children's Palace or s...
we have one that we use outside on a regular basis. It's not a lounging tub but more of a pool. We haven't experienced any problems with plumbing or draining or leakage, but we're not using it ins...
I have that chair and footstool. both have really ratty fabric and need to be redone. It's marked Dux underneath, but I don't know much else about it. It does recline and is very comfortable.
I was in Topanga a few years ago and ate at Froggy's. I was trying to hold back the flood of memories of when that building was the American Legion Hall and on Friday nights it was always a huge hi...
Ouch. Lovely, but at $150 on the cheep side, isn't going to happen anytime soon. I think I can assemble all the basic ingredients and make one at home.
I've always just used wallpaper paste as well. Years and years ago, before I knew about modpodge I would paint a layer of thinned out white glue over everything. Years later, they still look fine.
we have a few different ones around here. Prices vary from $25-$100. Usually for the less expensive ones, Wine is brought by the guests to be shared.
I've hosted a couple in my back yard (on...
after years of debating we finally decided to just try it on one wall of our super light filled kitchen... It Worked and is awesome. I love it and it defines the space so nicely without sucking any...
I'm sorry, I should have noted that this is the totally clear contact paper. when put on the window, it blurs and diffuses the light and does not appear clear any longer.
I rub it down in bacon fat! Yummmmm. then whatever herbs my kid comes back with from the garden. honestly, she can't tell the difference between oregano and thyme. geez.
Another wonderful blog, thought it looks like it hasn't been updated in awhile is theartoffinding.com
I love everything she's found and she used to list things for super cheap on her applesee...
Clothe swaps are always fun whether people are the same size or not. I remember my mom doing them when I was a kid and I've been participating in them at least once a year for ..golly.. 20 years no...
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Absolutely love mine to death.. but can't understand the logic behind a really thick flokati under a dinning room table?
We were there a few years ago with our 11mo. old and found a wonderful place that was 5 stories tall and all devoted to children. and FREE! I think it was called the Tokyo Children's Palace or s...
um, I can't trust anyone who does duckface for the camera.
we have one that we use outside on a regular basis. It's not a lounging tub but more of a pool. We haven't experienced any problems with plumbing or draining or leakage, but we're not using it ins...
my husband made this bike out of old bikes we had around. The whole thing cost about $70 to make. Now it hauls chicken feed, kids, groceries and more.
I have that chair and footstool. both have really ratty fabric and need to be redone. It's marked Dux underneath, but I don't know much else about it. It does recline and is very comfortable.
I was in Topanga a few years ago and ate at Froggy's. I was trying to hold back the flood of memories of when that building was the American Legion Hall and on Friday nights it was always a huge hi...
We've had a pew in our kitchen for many years. I do love it but I'm ready for a change. I think you featured it a few years ago here on AT.
Ouch. Lovely, but at $150 on the cheep side, isn't going to happen anytime soon. I think I can assemble all the basic ingredients and make one at home.
I've always just used wallpaper paste as well. Years and years ago, before I knew about modpodge I would paint a layer of thinned out white glue over everything. Years later, they still look fine.
we have a few different ones around here. Prices vary from $25-$100. Usually for the less expensive ones, Wine is brought by the guests to be shared. I've hosted a couple in my back yard (on...
I prefer these kinds of baskets and so do my kids. I still put some candy in, but they appreciate getting little toys and gifts that last a while.
after years of debating we finally decided to just try it on one wall of our super light filled kitchen... It Worked and is awesome. I love it and it defines the space so nicely without sucking any...
I'm sorry, I should have noted that this is the totally clear contact paper. when put on the window, it blurs and diffuses the light and does not appear clear any longer.
I rub it down in bacon fat! Yummmmm. then whatever herbs my kid comes back with from the garden. honestly, she can't tell the difference between oregano and thyme. geez.
Another wonderful blog, thought it looks like it hasn't been updated in awhile is theartoffinding.com I love everything she's found and she used to list things for super cheap on her applesee...
these aren't ripped off from japan, they're ripped off from MyPaperCrane's Heidi Kenney. http://mypapercrane.com/
I think I like food art like this and the other large scale (60"x20") food oriented ceramic works by Todd Barricklow
i love kombu!
Clothe swaps are always fun whether people are the same size or not. I remember my mom doing them when I was a kid and I've been participating in them at least once a year for ..golly.. 20 years no...