jessicafleur's Profile
| Display Name: | jessicafleur |
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| Member Since: | 4/4/11 |
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Oh how wonderful. My uncle worked for ATARI, many years ago and we got their first game console, which I would play for hours. A friend at the time owned a Commodore game station, which used cassette tapes to load games. It started with tennis-pong but it went more complicated after that. Good times. Did You Own One of These Video Game Systems? E3 2012 |
6/6/12 6:48 PM |
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My moving day coinsided with the coldest day of the year -10 celcius. There was no warmth in my old appartment because everything had been turned down to save money. When everything was loaded - the moving van would not start at all. It had to be towed away. Which meant I had two complety empty freezing cold appartments, with nothing in it. I had to stay over at my parents for a few days until the van got fixed and I could finally have my own bed and other stuff. What's Your Worst Moving Horror Story? |
8/2/11 10:07 AM |
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Agreed. Also only buy things you love even if it is a wee bit more expensive. A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place |
6/6/11 3:39 PM |
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Try the Hjelmas - an Ikea bed that is soft and comfortable! Review: IKEA Sultan Erfjord A Year in Bed Project |
6/6/11 3:38 PM |
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Lovely sheets and how they seem to cascade of the bed. Review: Savoir No. 2 Bed - "The Savoy" A Year in Bed |
6/6/11 3:36 PM |
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Whohoo! I come from the Netherlands (or Holland) and therefor I am Dutch. I get so exited when designs from my country are on this site. Weltevree: Authentic Dutch Design and Products Store Profile |
5/27/11 1:18 PM |
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These all costs lots of money. I bought a second hand, big plastic round bin (so I can roll it around), 10 euros, and drilled lots of holes into it for oxygen. Outdoor Composting Bins Roundup |
5/27/11 1:12 PM |
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No no no. Think of pet's hair and dust gathering on your clothes. Not cool! Clothes Beyond The Closet |
5/27/11 1:09 PM |
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Is it really such a bad idea? I was actually planning of making just such a hanging bed for a very sheltered/covered area of my garden. Also I thought that since there are so many cushions for sale for outside use, mould resistant (think outdoor lounging) - why wouldn't a special matress work? I'd like to hear your comments before I start this project! Make Your Own Bed Swing |
5/27/11 1:06 PM |
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It looks lovely. However it doesn't seem very practical to be honest. When you get in and out of a bath, you always hold on to the sides. You can't do that with a sheet of glass - it would hurt your hands! Saying that, I wouldn't say no if it was given to me! Make a Big Splash: Clear Glass Tub Boston Home Magazine |
5/27/11 12:58 PM |
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Congratulations Jordan. Small Cool 2011 U.S. Winner: Jordan from Brooklyn |
5/10/11 9:06 AM |
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Actually I have this in my backyard too. The same sails can be found at IKEA for 29.99 (euros). Well worth it. DIY Wishlist: A Patio Shade Sail |
5/10/11 9:02 AM |
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Neon pink and green were eighties colours. Not teal, teal is lovely! Color Trend Watch: Teal…Do You Feel It? |
5/8/11 6:52 AM |
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It does look lovely and intimate. Unfortunately I do have a table in the middle of the room, so the wires would be in the way. A Lamp on the Dinner Table |
4/22/11 12:01 PM |
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I'd love to read about an other easy alternative too. Preferably that can be made in advance and have some greens. And of course pretty practical lunchboxes. It's Lunch Week at The Kitchn! 3 Square Meals (and Dessert!) |
4/11/11 2:54 PM |
