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I agree with vintr. The tour is bad since it is just a bunch of close-up pictures of random stuff. We get it. You love your knick-knacks. But I want to see the layout and functionality of the space.

How do plastic dressers fit with this aesthetic?

It might be easier and cheaper to make the doorway wide. Call a carpentar or drywaller.

Then you can get it in and out without a problem.

I've said it before. And I'll say it again. This is just frozen, pureed fruit. Basically, a sugar-less sorbet. You can use just about any fruit and get a comparable result.

This is NOT by any stretch of the imagination "ice cream." That requires the presence of cream.

I would probably put three twin sized beds in the largest bedroom, maybe with privacy curtains around each, make the second bedroom an office/gaming area and leave the living room as is.

In my experience, people who choose to live with roommates spend more time in common/communal areas and to have more of that would be preferable to gigantic isolated bedrooms (especially if they are very social and like to have parties and other friends over).

It is hard to tell if putting up a wall in the LR to createa BR is feasible since you don't give dimensions. The room has to be as least large enough along one wall to fit a bed.

In the bar we stacked them top down, in order to let them drain/dry properly. Glasses have such a quick turn-over there, there is no chance for them to get dusty. Each glass will be used 5-10 times over the course of a day.

I've never seen them stacked. There is way more space than glasses available. Even at the end of the night after all have been washed, they just fill the space.

I've owned two houses--including my current one--that had no closets, so I am used to open closets. I consider my bedroom to be off-limits to guests, so the appearance only has to please me; and I am not bothered by it. It helps to have all matching hangers. I group by type of clothing (slacks, tops, jackets, jeans, rugged wear, etc).

Clothes that are not worn often and vulnerable to fading or dust are simply stored in muslin garment bags.

Again, frozen, pureed bananas is not ice cream.

Ice cream must contain cream! Not frozen ice milk, not frozen yogurt, and definitely not frozen bananas.

Words are important.

For me it is the number of hours, but whether the number is a multiple of 90 minutes. Most people sleep in, approximately, 90 minute cycles. So I can feel just as rested with 3 hours, as with 6 hours or 9 hours. But if I get 7 hours or 8 hours then I am toast.

It has something to do with the natural cycle; with the goal being to get out of bed when you find yourself awake naturally because it is the end of the cycle. This also helps me determine when to go to bed, so that my desired waking time is at the end of one of the 90 minute cycles.

I read about this in a book about the brain, and it has changed my life.

Nice vacation home; but could you live there full-time?