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I had that SE w810i for a couple years and LOVED it. The photos from a phone were really great. Audio quality was top notch and it did an OK job with mobile web (for its time) when most other phones didn't even try. I passed that phone off to a friend who used it for another year or two and very recently it was handed off again and is still working like a champ!

Long live the w810i. You were a beautiful workhorse of a small phone.

Nice work. My hall bath is about the same size as yours with a similar layout. I think you and I have the same tub and floating vanity. Check it out here.

http://www.whatupgoingon.com/2012/03/17/bathroom-renovation-part-deux/

Nice office! I had that Nokia 6800 that was in that pile of old cell phones.

How do you deal with screen glare on your Macbook Pro that comes from all the natural light? It's one of the biggest gripes I have with reflective displays on laptops.

This is a great list, but I agree with the comments here. The basics are key and one cannot make a good drink with just mixers. I'm working on my collection, but some of these tools would be key for me to add to my home bar.

I'm cool colored all the way! The description fits me very well. My recently painted bedroom is a charcoal gray and the new bathroom is a nice light/medium gray. My living/dining area is Benjamin Moore Seattle Gray with a deep blue accent wall! Personality fits well, too. Home is a space for relaxation and contemplation. Oh, and the occasional party of course.

I'm most impressed by the clean lines and organization of the home. My own living room needs some major cable management for all the electronics (5.1 surround receiver + subwoofer, PS3, CD player, TV) and this inspires me to do something about it sooner than later.

Which IKEA bed do you have (and is it the twin or the full/queen size one)? How sturdy is the construction? I hear mixed reviews across their line of bed frames.

Can you also share details about your wireless speaker system?

Great work! I have a 1/2 bath that feels even smaller than this, but that sink and vanity gave me some ideas to save space and potentially find ways to convert it into a full bath (well, with shower stall, not a tub.)