fisherino's Profile

I like the ideas for arranging the composition, but I ran into problems after purchasing RIBBA frames for my own project last year. I realized when I got them home that the pre-cut mats were cut with metric dimensions and didn't fit any of the several prints I had already purchased. Blick has very similar frames (and many more styles) with mats that fit my artwork. The prices were surprisingly comparable to IKEA's, and with a membership discount and/or coupons or a sale, perhaps even cheaper.

I wish they would start turning off comments entirely on this site. The protective parents here are probably the same ones who meanly criticize candles, sharp things, odd color-combos, or anything else that offends their delicate sensibilities in the home tours.

Love cheese pastries; will have to try this! I feel sad your mom never made one extra for her family, though. :(

Wow, yes, I didn't notice the diamond pattern! Love all the motifs, and am already formulating plans to lift one or more.

I purchased a container of fresh-kale salad at Whole Foods recently that included fresh strawberry slices, pine nuts, red onion and a light, lemony vinaigrette (I'm thinking it had a little honey in it). It was honestly the best salad I've had in a long while. So, so good!

Interesting! Thinking he must have a solar charger, too?

Love, love, love the home and style. I don't like it when us commentors complain about homeowner's taste or lifestyle (they're sharing with us, so be gracious!). But I have something else to complain about. :)

Could AT please add the shopping details and other comments into the slideshow, so we don't have to click back and forth and search up, down, and around? Sometimes the pics have captions attached, so it looks like it's possible. Thanks for listening!

I believe the recipe hoarders here are stingy, too (and the saboteurs are just passive-aggressive a-holes). Sorry, I guess I can understand not sharing with strangers or co-workers, or having a secret family recipe, but as for the woman who hides the measurements from her own sister after grandma died? That's pretty sick. Why not share at least with family and good friends?

My ex-mother-in-law had a great cheesecake recipe, too, and never shared with anyone. She promised to show me her tricks "someday." Then she died of a sudden heart attack, and it can never live on for her kids, grandkids, or anyone else. Imagine cooking it now and remembering her fondly -- we can never do that now. SAD!

Wow, love all of it, but yes, those modular cubes AND the storage/wardrobe in the bedroom are especially coolio. And the windows with those deep sills.

Hey, why stop with a "TOC"? All it takes is a couple of additional simple steps! One: Jot down a list of every piece of paper in your filing cabinet. Two: Carry it with you wherever you go. Optional: Make copies and keep them in your workplace, car, and parents' home. Don't forget to add to the list each time you file something, or cross out whatever has been purged! So simple and easy - you will always know exactly what's in your files!