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Display Name:	HakebHovhanessian
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Even in a shared space, you and your children should be able to go about your business: to move normally about your own home, use the restroom whenever needed (whatever time that may be, and however much 'noise' a silly toilet makes!), and not be bothering anyone or bothered BY anyone. When you are receiving so many complaints it is time to turn the tables - rather than legitimately communicating a serious noise complaint, they are harassing you and your family. Put a stop to it. If there is a landlord, make all communication go through him or her. If you are the landlord, let them know they are out of line. How Do I Deal with Neighbor's Excessive Noise Complaints? Good Questions Flag this comment	2/20/13 12:52 PM
Like many others, I would never wear gassy tights! -Would probably love the same print as a scarf or subtle T-shirt, but never tights! As far as decor, I'd love it. Used sparingly and in coordination with other prints and patterns, it could be terrific. Especially awesome for a global, map-filled, and/or air transportation-themed room like an office, kids' room, play space, or school room! Would You? Galaxy Print for the Home Flag this comment	2/19/13 12:11 PM
Great post! Could readers get more details, like time, cost and advice on getting townhouse permission? Thanks! Before & After: From Ceiling Space to Playing Space Flag this comment	1/25/13 2:06 PM
I like it a lot! It's very practical - use what you have or discover, within whatever space is available. Each example provides substantially more surface space and/or storage than the traditional furniture that 'belongs' in these locations. Mix it Up: 5 Unexpected Ways to Use Furniture Flag this comment	1/22/13 8:13 PM
The pinks are very different, but I think modifying this psychedelic pallet would be really fun to spunk up the bath, while you save up for the eventual re-do: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/rohdes-energetic-inspiring-room-room-for-color-contest-178401 Turquoise and a golden orange in your preferred shades, vintage gold/brass, and warm all that tile up with rich, natural textures. For example, curvy storage furniture, wood accents like bowls and nicknacks, rich textiles (esp. in velvet and/or chenille), and anything else to make that pink recede into the background where it belongs. ;) Options For Pink Bathroom Tile? Good Questions Flag this comment	10/17/12 12:10 PM