Gut it. However, if you have to make do for now, I say a gray paint and some plants to sort of detract your eye.
Also, there are plenty of paints available that are made for painting ...
$800 for chairs? You have go to be f***ing out of your god damn mind to spend that on two chairs. Hell, you can get a nice sofa for that, or even furnish an entire room.
A quick bit from Hank Shaw's blog "Hunter Angler Gardener Cook" about meat from the bushy tail:
Squirrel hunting with a .22 rifle is exactly like deer hunting: You need to be just a...
Technically, a very large part of the US eats squirrel. It's only in the cosmopolitan parts of the country do we frown upon it. Often for very poorer communities who have to hunt their own food out...
I lived in the mountains. I would come down to the city as a child set up a stand and sell twigs, pinecones, and mistletoe to people and make bank to those who anted some nature in their homes.
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Gut it. However, if you have to make do for now, I say a gray paint and some plants to sort of detract your eye. Also, there are plenty of paints available that are made for painting ...
I'm down with that. Aspics and jelled desserts seem to be on the rise as well. The one in the picture however... looks a bit odd.
$800 for chairs? You have go to be f***ing out of your god damn mind to spend that on two chairs. Hell, you can get a nice sofa for that, or even furnish an entire room.
I see how this fits in with AT. In college I had a Take-A-Number reel mounted to my headbaord. Not there anymore, but my God, it was funny.
The con for those cups is that they can be a bitch to get off.
I keep seeing that bed frame!!! SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHERE I CAN FIND IT!!! *begs*
Ew.
A quick bit from Hank Shaw's blog "Hunter Angler Gardener Cook" about meat from the bushy tail: Squirrel hunting with a .22 rifle is exactly like deer hunting: You need to be just a...
Technically, a very large part of the US eats squirrel. It's only in the cosmopolitan parts of the country do we frown upon it. Often for very poorer communities who have to hunt their own food out...
Sauteed with salt and pepper then a sprinkling of parm and fresh bacon: http://vanillagarlic.blogspot.com/2008/12/best-bs...
That shelf has dried opium. I had no idea you could cook with it.
I put mine out on the street. THe meth addict on our block adopted it. It had it's time in college, but then it just became an eyesore and had to go.
I am going to just throw out this recipe for peppermint bark chocolate cookies: http://www.elise.c...
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But how is farro spelt? =D
I learned something today. Yay me!
I lived in the mountains. I would come down to the city as a child set up a stand and sell twigs, pinecones, and mistletoe to people and make bank to those who anted some nature in their homes.
Vermont cheese. Pretty good. Almost as good as California cheese. (Oh yes, it's on.)
Oh dang. My apartment has no chairs. Zero. Just a beat up old couch from the 60's. *crosses fingers*