awesome home! thanks for sharing! :]

wow. that is so sad. i'm super bummed now. :[

"write" on! heh.

100% penguin.

i love the clean lines! perfection!

does anyone happen to know the maker of the small table in the first photo? thanks!

i need to iron some things out. :]

i would second the suggestions to donate the items to a thrift shop or set them out with a "free" sign. It is usually even more ecological to reuse rather than to recycle.

awe. i love the stone wall! :[

mmm... organic whole wheat ciabatta bread with grilled portobello mushrooms, roasted garlic, heirloom tomatoes, a slice of gruyere cheese, a drizzle of stone ground olive oil, and fresh rosemary. :]

heh. sloth. sloths are adorable. it's really too bad that they are named after a deadly sin. i am going to have to go with lust. although... i certainly don't lust after sloths.

snuggly.

rumpelstiltskin...

yikes!

smitten once again.

Ecover dish soap and laundry detergent work very well and are ecologically sound as well.

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i'm smitten! may i ask the name of the artist behind the amazing painting on the far right in photo #1? so lovely!