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Display Name:	Connorsmom
Member Since:	8/29/10

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The alphabet wall is AWESOME! The color coded cars, however, would last all of about five seconds in any house with a toddler aged kid. 5 Collections We Still Love To Look At Flag this comment	9/6/10 1:22 AM
I went and snapped up the Kraken-- what an adorable print! I can't wait to see it in my son's room. Marvelous Monster Friends From Familytree Flag this comment	8/29/10 9:35 PM
And the pile of old suitcases or steamtrunks in the corner! Stylist Tricks You Can Use In Your Home Flag this comment	8/29/10 8:57 PM
Our living room has a library nook with built-in shelves on one end. We have a pair of armchairs tucked into that space for an additional seating area, and that's where we spend most of our time-- not our couches! They end up being for entertaining only. I love having a room with multiple uses. Living Rooms with Zones Flag this comment	8/29/10 8:54 PM
We're a family of three-- two adults and a toddler-- and we're in the process of adopting either another child or a sibling pair. We live in a 2000 square foot home, and it feels just about perfect. Normally I would think a house that size to be too large for a family like ours, but there are mitigating circumstances. Our little guy is in a wheelchair, my husband is in and out of a wheelchair, and the children we are adopting may be in wheelchairs as well. As a result it becomes very difficult to work with small amounts of floorspace because you need so much room between furniture, the bathrooms need to have a certain amount of room, the hallways have to be wide enough, etc. Our home is now remodeled on Universal Design principles and works beautifully for us. I think we'd have a hard time fitting into a smaller home, unless it didn't have any interior walls. How Much Square Footage Do You Require? Flag this comment	8/29/10 8:40 PM