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Got it, I clicked the link for the Joinery and it actually takes you to a different store in Portland not the store that should sell the mat.

All kinds of mix ups I guess.

I've never had problems moving plants into or out or CA (the latest "caper"was just this summer) although they weren't out in the open and wasn't asked directly if I had anything. I know you said you won't be able to drive (what a shame since there is such amazing country to bee seen in a 4 day cross country jaunt!) so I echo others who've mentioned trying to get a college kid or someone who might be making the drive as well. You might be able to box them and have the shippers deal with it (with extra precautions for water absorbtion and heat) but if your cargo needs to be transported to other trucks this will most likely be too much time and stress on your plants.

Some of them look quite large - more like small trees, so maybe you can water well and and expedite ship them for the best results.

Best of luck!

We opted for the Elfa for 2 of our 3 closets (and we'll do Elfa in the third closet at some point). We wanted to add some extra storage shelves in our laundry closet and thought we would just go with the cheaper Rubbermaid from HD since it was just 2 wire shelves, but after looking at the options at HD we went down the block to the Container Store and ended up purchasing the much sturdier and attractive Elfa and don't regret spending the extra money for a better product. Just like redneckmodern, we also think that the continuity and quality of the Elfa will be a selling point for when we move.

I saw the premiere at Sundance in January sand this film has stayed with me for the last 10 months, it was a riveting 90 minutes, and the subjects were fascinating. I would love to see this film again. The NYT did a write up on the Seigel's suing Lauren Greenfield back in June. It's a compelling story that is still in progress.

My favorite multi tasker in the kitchen in a grapefruit spoon. Perfect strawberry huller (and safe for kiddos), great for scraping skin from ginger, seeding squash, seeding and deveining jalapeno peppers as well as for use as a citrus spoon! Takes up next to no space in my drawers!

I also love my cherry/olive pitter!

LJBMonkey -
http://www.allmodern.com/babyletto-Bowery-Bassinet-M0513QP-MIR1123.html

Loved this since we discovered Kriek in Belgium 6 years ago, always a treat when ever we can find it in the US. Fantabulous!

Lauren Zerbey who's a contributor on this site has a great blog http://chezerbey.com

These are the resources for their incredible interior barn doors:
Interior Barn Doors: Paint grade doors (Frank Lumber Door Store) painted with Benjamin Moore zero-VOC Natura paint in “Thunderbird” and “Lakeside Cabin”
Interior Barn Door Hardware: Henderson by Pemko (Builder’s Hardware) painted gray with an automotive primer
Interior Barn Door Handles: Linnea Flush Pulls (linnea-home.com)

DWR carried the original Knoll manufactured chairs and pads, you could check with their Annex in NJ and see if they have any pads available at a discount. If you aren't in the NY/NJ area you can call them and have them shipped. AT just had a post the other week about crocheting Eames wire chairs, don't see why that same treatment wouldn't work on the Bertoia chairs.
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/furniture-design/diy-midcentury-knitted-eames-chair-160325

Good luck!

I have the combo Clock/Timer I was thinking of parting with if Giftable or Deelw or anyone else is interested. I'm in NY and just moved and don't have a great place for it anymore.