roseinthecity's Profile
| Display Name: | roseinthecity |
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| Member Since: | 5/12/10 |
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This is great. My husband and I are planning to do something similar for our next one. Where is that bassinet from? Emily's Nursery Nook in the Bedroom |
5/24/13 9:04 AM |
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I use Mint as well. It's great, and I don't have to enter each transaction manually. What is the Best Way to Organize My Grocery Store Receipts? Good Questions |
5/17/13 2:50 PM |
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I thought it was some sort of cat or dog bed. I can't imagine actually watching a tv that low to the ground. If I really didn't want my tv to ruin the design of my living room I'd probably just put it in my bedroom or some other place where visitors don't often travel. It's not like they're going to host a superbowl party where everyone is staring at the floor, right? Did You See This Secret Fireplace Feature? |
4/9/13 12:20 PM |
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Martha Stewart's snickerdoodles are my go-to since we are, sadly, a peanut-free house. I also usually have a bag of chocolate chip cookie dough balls in the freezer ready for spur of the moment baking. When Baking is Easier Than Buying |
2/20/13 1:39 PM |
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I agree, my husband is Vietnamese and his family has a big Lunar New Year party every year. Celebrating Chinese New Year with Kids |
2/7/13 9:06 AM |
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I just saw an article on this on Food 52 a couple of days ago. Ideas for Eating Yogurt for Dinner? Good Questions |
1/23/13 10:09 AM |
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I have to be out of the house by 6:15 to go to work, and I like to sleep, so no, I don't want to take 7-10 minutes to make rolled oats for breakfast. I don't think I'm that unusual. I usually just toast up an english muffin while I make my coffee, and eat it in the car. The frozen oatmeal makes sense to me, and you can heat it up at the office, where you likely don't have a stove for cooking rolled oats. Do We Really Need Quick Oatmeal? |
1/11/13 12:49 PM |
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I have to be out of the house by 6:15 to go to work, and I like to sleep, so no, I don't want to take 7-10 minutes to make rolled oats for breakfast. I don't think I'm that unusual. I usually just toast up an english muffin while I make my coffee, and eat it in the car. The frozen oatmeal makes sense to me, and you can heat it up at the office, where you likely don't have a stove for cooking rolled oats. Do We Really Need Quick Oatmeal? |
1/11/13 12:49 PM |
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This is very pretty, but seems really impractical. Does she have to climb up on a ladder to get her KitchenAid? Get the Look: Modern Organic Kitchen Style & Renovation Resources |
1/9/13 3:47 PM |
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I usually just bring it into work. I can see why you're okay with throwing it away, but even though it's not nutritious food that seems a bit too wasteful for me. I find there's always someone willing to eat it. Plus, candy really does last a long time, so I find if I stash it away somewhere I'll have it around when I'm craving a bite sized treat, but it's not out in the open where I feel the need to snack on it all day. Healthy Holidays: On Being Okay With Throwing Out the Candy |
11/1/12 7:37 AM |
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My husband is Vietnamese and he introduced me to Maggi. Love it! The Taste of Mali: Maggi Seasoning Lucky Peach |
8/23/12 12:57 PM |
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My oven displays the temperature as it's heating up and indicates when it gets to the right temperature... in theory. I have an oven thermometer in there and I find it consistently takes about 15 minutes after the indicator goes off before it's actually up to temp. So glad I finally coughed up the $10 for the thermometer! Smart Tip: Preheating the Oven? Wait Another Minute...or More |
4/6/12 10:41 AM |
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The Martha Stewart version from her Classics cookbook basically does this. You just cook the pasta for 2-3 minutes in boiling water, then it cooks the rest of the way in the bechamel in the oven. It's the best mac and cheese I've ever had. Mac and Cheese: The Secret to Making It Rich and Creamy |
2/17/12 5:33 PM |
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I use it everyday. Surfing the internet, in the kitchen to read online recipes, watching netflix or hulu. I only find myself getting on the real computer when I have photos to edit and upload to facebook, picasa, etc. Reader Survey: How Often Do You Use Your iPad? |
2/13/12 1:55 PM |
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@Virgin Self-Doer: If you click through the link you can see pictures of the inside. Also, she describes the stuff on the bench as pillows. Those aren't really my style, but the reading nook is very cute! Before & After: Under the Stairs Space to Reading Nook From A to Being Creations |
2/9/12 4:20 PM |
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I'm with ESMITH43. Envirosax are my absolute favorite. They hold a ton of stuff and are easy to carry. I have a few of the five-packs. We keep some in the car and I've always got a few in my purse! Strong & Stylish: Why Baggu Bags Are the Best Plastic Bag Alternative |
2/1/12 11:21 AM |
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We have a Canon G12 that we love. It's slightly bigger than a regular point and shoot, but it's still much more compact than a full on SLR. Takes great pictures and video! Point-and-Shoot Camera Recommendations Good Questions |
9/9/11 1:07 PM |
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Is that the bumper wrapped around the outside of the crib? What an awesome idea! I'd been feeling kind of bummed that no one would get to see our adorable bumper because I didn't want to put it in the crib, but this is a great option. My Room: Baby Davis |
9/1/11 3:02 PM |
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I've been eying the Land of Nod version for weeks now, but I think I'm going to be bold and attempt these awesome DIY instructions to save a few bucks. http://ana-white.com/2010/12/library-book-cart.html Library Book Trucks |
8/16/11 9:51 AM |
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These are lovely, but the prices are insane, especially for something that could easily be DIY'd. Bombus Store Profile |
7/13/11 3:05 PM |
