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Ah! They are so beautiful. To say nothing of this room. Texture I adore, adore... Ellen DeGeneres & Portia de Rossi's Beverly Hills Home Architectural Digest Flag this comment	10/8/11 3:33 PM
I was totally stressing too, but then my clever hubby stopped at our local small hardware store. You know the kind with shelf space for every screw type made, ever? With decades old spray paint mixed in with new plastic versions? $16.99 for a big galvanzied can. We bought two. Galvanized Trash Cans for the Kitchen Flag this comment	7/1/11 1:57 PM
Office design! I have to plot and plan how to make my space tolerable for human habitation without making too much of a statement. Lest I get labeled as "creative." (When accompanied by a cocked eyebrow this otherwise happy term can sometimes indicate "frivolous" or "not promotable.") What Are Your Weekend Project Plans? 5 DIY Ideas Flag this comment	5/20/11 5:47 PM
Those orbs are really beautiful. I need to perk up my new office with some greenery and goodness does this post inspire! Out of the Planter Box: Inspiring Ideas for Indoor Gardens Flag this comment	5/19/11 9:36 PM
Gotta love Soulard! Even with all the (awesome, really awesome) farmer's markets popping up all over town, Soulard is still the best. Crowded, cheap, and more stalls than you can possibly patronize...pretty much the ideal market. Pro tip 1) Bring a cute kid (sans monster stroller) and get tons of freebies. Pro tip 2) Vendors in the center usually have better prices! Soulard Market: A Historic St. Louis Site Farmer's Market Report Flag this comment	5/9/11 2:38 PM
More praise for this recipe...my husband loved loved loved it. The sauce is great on tofu too! Recipe: Spicy Roasted Chicken Thighs with Miso and Ginger Flag this comment	5/8/11 8:09 PM
I'll echo tands up there and say that I love creative cuisine, but we always have a better time camping when the food is stress-free. The best was last time when we only brought veggie dogs, fruit salad, tetra-pak milk, a jug of water, pretzels, vegan marshmallows, and premade breakfast burritos. High-protein, low fuss, and a small cooler. It was great. Great Make-Ahead Foods for a Camping Trip? Good Question Flag this comment	5/5/11 1:37 PM
Aji Aji Aji beloved you are to me all sensation and a little bit of sear, where would my gallina be without your cooperation? And amazon's too... I like this brand. Top Chef Suggestion: Yellow Pepper Paste Flag this comment	5/5/11 1:29 PM
The Hawthorn is gorgeous. If it works in Denver maybe, just maybe, it will work for me too... A Nationwide Roundup of Garden Designers' Favorite Plants The Gardenist Flag this comment	5/4/11 3:48 PM
Well, hello! How awesome is this? Dan Rosenthal: St. Louis, MO, 4.19.2011 Apartment Therapy Design Evenings Flag this comment	5/3/11 4:56 PM
Oh, excellent re-post! I was just thinking of going out to get (of all things) another mint, but now I see there is no need. Thanks for the heads-up! How To Clone Your Herbs Guest Post from Gayla Trail of You Grow Girl Flag this comment	5/2/11 10:26 PM
How exciting! My little man loves his sand-box, his mud pit, and his own garden space. I think everyone else has great ideas. I've been dreaming of a blank canvas like this with a mad scheme to plant a field of mint and violets and rip out my zoysia. Just imagine the mowing experience! How To Fill Our New Empty Yard Good Questions Flag this comment	4/27/11 10:07 PM
Mine was never the same after a sad encounter with a friend's dishwasher. Hubs stepped up and bought me a "fancy" espresso machine, but, I tell you what, I still miss my Bialetti. Bialetti: The Classic Italian Coffee Maker Store Profile Flag this comment	4/25/11 5:48 PM
These made my jaw drop. I love them. I bet they'd make good briefcases after the macbook has gone! Protect Your Macbook Beautifully With Bamboo Silva Limited Flag this comment	4/21/11 2:57 PM
Oh, beautiful! I'm with you Daleth. All I want is a small, well thought out, and beautifully appointed space. On six acres with a creek. Small home, big space. Stuff of daydreams, no? Before & After: A Garage Turned Mini House Calfinder Flag this comment	4/21/11 2:55 PM
Love the creative play basket! What an excellent way to keep out {most} of the junk. Thanks, ohdeedoh and MPMK! Cheap and Candy-free Easter Treat Momtastic Flag this comment	4/21/11 2:52 PM
Oh isn't this gorgeous! Could make a lovely hostess/homewarming gift as well. Re: Prettier than usual binders I like the ones found at http://www.katespaperie.com and http://www.seejanework.com/ I've ordered from and loved both sites. Smart, Beautiful Recipe Journals from Rag & Bone Bindery Flag this comment	4/19/11 4:22 PM
How did ya' know I've got some sprouting up on the windowsill right now?! Wheatgrass is so easy-peasy to grow, the seeds are viable for forever (I say with exaggeration for rhetorical effect...ehem, my seeds are still good from last year), and make for yummy nibbles/a country fashion statement when the mood strikes. Which it often does. Inspiration: Decorating With Grass Flag this comment	4/13/11 3:00 PM
Maybe produce mesh? Really that is a clever idea if you prefer to DIY a very scrubby sponge. We use former bath towels for dish cloths. Very scrubby, very washable, and very guilt-free disposal at the end (if and when it ever comes.) 25 Cheap and Chic Upgrades for Spring Whole Living Flag this comment	4/6/11 12:05 AM
A good art paper section is worth it's weight in temporary decorating gold! My son has the Cavallini alphabet and US state map and talks about them all the time. My favorite wall object right now is a reversible umbrella print by smockpaper.com. Cavallini Wrapping Paper as Decor Flag this comment	3/31/11 1:39 PM