tornangel012's Profile

Strange I always did it the opposite way and it worked out. I take the fallen or cut pieces and put them in a full glass of water with just the base touching the water and then in a week or less I have some strong roots and then I plant and treat it like normal.

Haha Reminds me of the new Dorm I got to Live in while going to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. I was one of the lucky few to be the first ones living at 162 North State Street with the Corner room and only one roomate!
I think we had something like 600 SF
http://www.artic.edu/webspaces/operations/Dorms/X-12.gif

I work in property preservation and our business specializes in odor, mold, water/fire restoration.
I've sat through lectures for the odor remediation for pets and the only thing you can really do to ensure pet urine stains are resolved is 1) Sanding it 2)putting down an enzyme killer or antimicrobial to seal the wood 3) stain/wax seal over it. Just putting down chemicals without staining it will only mask the odor but when the humidity rises the problem will arise also.

As for cats I love my cat but for whatever reason nature intended their urine is much more harmful then dog's. Cat's are also just a strange creature in general. My first cat would pee on things of people she detested where ever they were, my current cat always always uses his litter box even if I change litter he won't fuss and keeps using it without a problem.

OMG! I know that girl from the top! She is a friend of mine from Chicago we were in the same fashion program. She used a picture from that set in her Myspace.

WOW that is just down the street from me, I need to check that out.

A rescue dog with good temperament, I agree with above that you shouldn't try to pick a dog only by Breed. In my life we have had 14 dogs and the best trained were always the mutts/mixes they also had the least of the health problems. With all animals you gotta connect so don't rush or think that a certain breed is for you. Take your time and mostly take time with the intended animal to make sure you're a good match. In terms of apartment space I think the temperament of the animal will decide if they are good for your space also. IMO all dogs need to be walked outside no matter how big the space or how much time you have, so space to me isn't really a factor. Another great thing about rescue dogs is that 90% of the time they are already house trained and the shelter can tell you a lot about the personality before you make the commitment. For first time pet owners I would highly recommend a rescue animal.

I have been looking for something similar but actually it is the cherry blossom thing that Scarlett Johanson makes in "lost in translation" I am looking for to hang. But I can't even find a photo of it from the movie to post.