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Chez Larsson (http://chezlarsson.typepad.com/)

Desire to Inspire
http://www.desiretoinspire.blogspot.com/

This is my dream dustpan/broom set. Shipping from the UK couldn't be that bad...could it?

http://www.toast.co.uk/product/household/68DTB/long handle dustpan and brush.htm?categoryref=%2fcategory2.aspx%3fcategoryid%3dhousehold%26seoterm%3dhousehold

I love the rug. A glass lamp on the dining table though?? Wow, not in my family home! ;-)

Yellow is definitely the "it" colour this year. As I predicted ;-)

Regina covered Normal Room on Apartment Therapy on Jan. 22, 2007. ;-)

Home tour, please...

For the time being I have been using Seventh Generation bathroom tissue with postconsumer recycled content to ease my guilt.

I love this entry and I find the use of colour very skilful. A good example of Maxwell's 80/20 rule. Bright and airy, yet punchy colour accents.

Fun! Too bad the photos are a little grainy...

I think all babies cry at least occasionally during the night and day, and neighbours should understand this.

However, my neighbours and houseguests have rarely been bothered by my babies because I take care of them in my bedroom where I can immediately tend to their needs and ensure their safety. Most humans do not like being by themselves at night, and babies are no exception.

Rather than worrying about your neighbours, perhaps you could put some energy into responding promptly to your babies' cries. Your baby is trying to communicate with you, the only way she knows how! If she is not hungry and won't settle down, make sure her diaper is dry, and take her for a walk in a baby carrier if all else fails.

I hate to hear a baby cry endlessly because it breaks my heart when parents do not attend to their needs.