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I spent last weekend at my boyfriend's parents' house in Sedona. The living room is the original one-room cabin with a fireplace, two of the bedrooms have wood stoves, and there's a fireplace in the dining room. They don't have city gas lines, so everything is heated with propane and those stoves. Rustic, wide-plank wood floors, timber ceilings, and the ubiquitous cliff-dweller, "adobe" style seen all over Sedona. It's such a beautiful place.


Cabinspiration: Images to Keep You Warm This Winter
2/14/12 12:00 PM

(just kidding; good post)


This Rug Can Make You Nauseous in 5 Minutes
2/7/12 3:05 PM

Thanks a lot! I just puked all over my computer!


This Rug Can Make You Nauseous in 5 Minutes
2/7/12 3:05 PM

Oh noes! What happened to that beautiful, antique sideboard? If you don't want it, give it to me!! My boyfriend's mother has one just like it and it looks like a million bucks in her Sedona home.


Before & After: A Granny Office Goes Modern
2/2/12 11:54 AM

That looks delicious!


Recipe: Sweet and Spicy Roasted Carrots, Parsnips, and Chickpeas
2/1/12 5:13 PM

Yesss!


Moroccan-Inspired Tiles in the Kitchen
2/1/12 5:12 PM

Puke


FunPod by Luca & Company
2/1/12 11:58 AM

I think it's beautiful! Personally, I'm getting really sick of stainless steel and straight lines. I'm starting to really enjoy a more antique, rustic look.


In This Kitchen, It's All About the Brass
Workstead

1/31/12 6:02 PM

When I lived in snowy Michigan, it always made me feel great to bundle up and take a brisk walk to class rather than taking the bus. I warmed up after the first 1/4 mile or so and then it felt wonderful to have the cold air on my face and my waterproof boots sunk 6 inches into a snow-covered sidewalk. When the sun was out, it was even better. Now I live in Arizona and miss it so much! I've become for-real acquainted with cabin fever out here because there is nothing you can do to cure 6 months of having to stay inside because it's summer. Except for driving up north, but when your car overheats while climbing the mountains...


Tips for Curing Cabin Fever
1/30/12 4:19 PM

I would definitely use a little in pancakes, waffles, or anything else that doesn't need yeast. It might work okay to mix in a little with pizza dough?


How Can I Use Organic Ezekiel Flour?
Good Questions

1/26/12 5:07 PM

Hahaha oh that little doggy!


Before & After: Pamela's Sleeping Porch
Sweet Peach

1/26/12 5:01 PM

Yuck, definitely don't. It might look cool, but consider all the critters that will make their home in stacks of firewood... even if your place is spotless, they ride in from the forest as eggs and then hatch into your warm home. Firewood belongs outside!


Do or Don't: Stacked Firewood
1/26/12 4:58 PM

Yeah, I would have done a lot less updating if it were my bathroom... I would have even kept the shell toilet lid! The striped wallpaper was yucky, though.


Before & After: Lightening Up a Guest Bath
Thistlewood Farm

1/24/12 6:57 PM

I'll suggest using a combination of regular flour and corn meal. The corn meal adds a fantastic texture to otherwise dense and sleep-inducing pancakes!

I would just take your favorite from-scratch pancake recipe, multiply the dry ingredients by 4 or more, mix, and then store them in a glass container.


Can You Help Me Make a Homemade, Whole Grain Pancake Mix?
Good Questions

1/24/12 12:22 PM

"An alternative is to get some old window screens (old storm window screens or screen doors work well) and suspend them in front of the windows birds are hitting regularly."

hahahahaha Grey Gardenssss


Songbird Strikes: Protecting Birds from Your Windows
1/23/12 12:07 PM

The suggestions in Bird Watcher's Digest are pretty funny. What's with the mylar-wrapped toilet paper tubes? That's so weird! Wouldn't a metal wind chime do the same thing, without looking completely ugly and crazy?

"...an aluminum pie pan, tin foil, Christmas decorations, or old compact discs (CDs). Or it can be something that flutters in the wind, such as strips from a plastic garbage bag."

Oh, dear, too funny!


Songbird Strikes: Protecting Birds from Your Windows
1/23/12 12:05 PM

That thing about furniture polish makes total sense, finally, because my mother would use Pledge every time she dusted. If you ever accidentally swiped your fingernails over the dining table, you would get a bunch of gunk under your nails. I always thought it was so gross, and never knew how it got to be there. My mother was a fanatic about cleaning, but the wooden furniture was always sticky and gross.


Easy To Make Cleaning Mistakes
Woman's Day

1/20/12 5:02 PM

Oh wait, the Regency House? I live literally just a few doors down, and walk past your place every day to and from the light rail. WEIRD.


Mich's Mid-Century Modern High-Rise in the Desert
House Tour

1/19/12 5:22 PM

I just do it in the microwave. They come out perfect every time, and it only takes one minute.


Relax: Advice for Perfectly Poached Eggs
1/19/12 3:17 PM

A gallery of regrettable foods.


Smörgåstårta: 15 Savory Sandwich Cakes
1/19/12 3:16 PM