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Made this today - awesome. I actually did it all this morning because last night I was tired and our brunch guests weren't coming till 10:30 (and we have a seven month old so sleeping in is in the past...). Very easy, delicious, pretty healthy. Next time I want to try it with duck!

That shelf thing is brilliant! I never would have thought about foamcore to do something like that.

Very impressive. What are the strings over the chicken run area for?

This year I'm hoping to have a baby who's a few days old so that I don't end up having to be induced - I was due the 26th and nothin' yet. So if he could come in the next few, that'd be sweet.

In the future, I'm thinking massage.

Hi all - thanks for all the ideas so far! I really appreciate it.

My husband is anti-roller blind (even though I've shown him cool ones with stuff painted on them) so I think that's out.

I love Roman shades, but we still want to be able to open the window and I think mounting that style of shade on the frame would preclude that. Would it look weird to get an extra-big shade and mount it above the window? I feel like yes, but I'm not sure.

I like some of the window films I've seen, but that would block the light all the time, and that room doesn't get much as it is.

Right now, I'm thinking full length curtains are our best bet - I was worried that would look weird with all the wall underneath, but since several people have suggested them, I'm going to try it! And I may look at swing curtain rods so that we can show all of the window when we want to. (Our house is a 1926 bungalow and the quirky windows were a good part of why we bought it in the first place.)

Thank you thank you! And any other suggestions would certainly also be appreciated!

Fraise: Interesting interpretation. I've always thought of it like "recover" without the R, as in it is helping your house recover from dirt and the planet recover from toxic chemicals. But I guess the way the logo is split into blue and green probably makes my way make less sense.

The whole house is lovely (a few pieces not to my personal taste, but they combine very well) and I really enjoyed the explanations on some of the pictures - knowing the background to a photo always makes the tours more compelling for me.

My favorite part, though, was the photo titled, "morecowbell." Awesome.

Ditto house tour requests.

Everything is beautiful but I especially love the bathroom sink! Where is it from?

This is adorable!