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these seem excessively expensive for the most part.
I will have to see if there is room for a 4 inch deep one and make it ( possibly a hack from an ikea product in office supplies or similar)

this should NOT be linked to a current article as the links are out of date and some of the products are discontinued.... please check old articles before using them as fillers for real content!

joco,
although goodwill say they won't take things with holes, they will. I often buy them if all wool to use in my workshop where I will add more holes or to cut up and felt for felted purses or quilts. don't bury them in a land pile!. after no-one buys them at retail Goodwill stores they go to outlets to be sold by the pound and if they still remain they are sold in bulk for textile recycling

where can I buy the desk pictured?.. it might keep me focussed like blinkers on a horse.
Sadly I am visual organiser too so I have to put a picture on box of main contents. if not in plain sight.

An excellent transformation. I am amazed at the rude and negative comments! I thought my large Kitchen with an Island was great until I worked in a small galley kitchen designed by my mother in a house built more than 200 years ago..(. 2 foot thick walls mean no extension was reasonable. ) It was so efficient and often 2 or 3 people worked there in harmony. It is hard to explain how much less tiring it is to work in such a narrow space until you have made major meals in one. The mirrors more than make up for the darker cabinets.... no doubt there is under-counter lighting too. I would hire this architect anytime... great job!

I can identify with much of what has been said. I certainly wish I had the self discipline to do the 2 week wait! I noticed the same phenomenon as englishdaffodil ( and I am a brit in the USA ) .

At one point in my life I had plenty of spare cash but I noticed I had lost my love of shopping. When I met hard times a few years later, the thrill was back. I usually like to indulge at Goodwill which lets me feed my bargain hunter soul and lets me part with items more easily when I am tired of them or work out they weren't really what I needed. Having grown up with very little I haven't learned to let go of things properly ....even though I have far too much now!

I could be happy here! You have created a lovely home rather than a designer abode. I agree with others that it was a pleasure not having lots of artsy photos of collections.
I LOVE the wall shelves your dad built!!! Did he use baltic plywood? and how are they attached to the wall in the living room and bedroom. I plan to make some. THe way they join the spaces and move the eye is really excellent.Can he do a mini tutorial?

they don't need to require a lot of energy to make. I cut up old mens shirts ( either family ones with bad collars or stains and sew them into very sturdy but soft shopping bags. I call them man totes. they make great gifts for men too.

Hey, that would look good next to the black velvet Elvis or matador paintings! Maybe with the paint by number masterpieces. Never did see the appeal of the big-eye stuff, sad or not, but this sad stuff is just, well, sad.

POSTED BY MAYNELANDER ON 08.30.12 AT 06:46PM
this is not art, it is disneyesque psychoporn.! Your husband must be a ling suffering man!

most of my guests have been exemplary. The only one I had a problem with invited herself.... note to self...