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I would LOVE to live next to this place! It would cheer me up every time I looked at it.

Yes! There was a female version of grace - it's called Gratitude. My parents had this one too:

http://www.inhisname.com/product.php?product=9545

Oh my! My grandparents had the praying print also. And if I remember correctly, there was also a female one??

Man, I'm bummed ... I've been working forever to get my whole place into a cool color flow so I can enter and now it's just a ROOM contest, which doesn't work for my layout - the whole place together is what makes it color fun. Ho hum. I guess I missed my chance for the color contest. ;-(

Daytime storms are my favorite thing EVER. Seriously. I go completely wild if I wake up on a Sunday that I don't have to go anywhere and it is totally gearing up for a thunderstorm outside. It's the ultimate in coziness.

As many New Yorkers, I see Seinfeld at least twice a day since it's on at least 5 or 6 times on various syndication channels. Needless to say, I've seen them all at least 10 times. ;-) They only took the subway on a few episodes, and I too, thought that was weird that they all had cars. I only know four people total who have cars and they all live in Brooklyn or Queens where there are reasonable places to park and where you can't get around everywhere on the subway.

The episode with the new kitchen cabinets was pretty fantastic. That was the same one where George wanted to be able to nap under his desk at work.

As for more about the new set, if you have HBO on demand, watch the Curbed Making Of special about it. It's pretty cool to see how much of the old set they were able to get back. Most of it is there with the exception of the wall with the Jerry's front door. He took that home when the show initially wrapped.

Also, from what I read, the Seinfeld reunion arch is apparently a part of 5 Curbed episodes, not just one.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again ... the George Nelson desk is unbelievably dreamy. I just wish I had a need/space for another desk. ;-(

This gives me the creeps in the same way that episode of Bones about the fetish club for people who like to pretend they're horses during sex did. I guess those people go here for vacation.

AlexHoogeveen, but it looked like an apartment a guy like that would have, which was brilliant. I'm tired of fancy schmancy sitcom sets that the characters in them would never put together themselves (and likely wouldn't even be able to afford). That of course, does not include Frasier. He's was spot on for his character.

This reminds me of Real Housewives of NY, when Jill wanted to redo her condo and her husband(?) designerfriend(?) said "but you just did the condo." And she says, "yes, but this was when I was traditional and now I want to be midcentury girl." (I'm paraphrasing from memory.)

Maybe now she (and others like her) will want to be first-apartment girl and throw away all of her faux hi-end mid-c stuff to overspend on faux "used" hi-end "old-timey" stuff.