.Jaclyn.'s Profile

I had a similar experience and used fancy sheets of paper from the papersource. I had smaller panes so I was able to use the smaller sheets and cut them up. As for the permanence issue, I too am a grad arch student so I say use drafting tape! Make a frame of drafting tape on the pane, then affix the double sided tape or whatever that could do damage to that. Drafting tape seems to be the best to remove after, I just warn if it is up for more than 2years, or it is very dry, you may need a razor blade to help peel off afterwards.

At least once every 2 weeks, and would be much more often if it didn't require a trek to the laundrymat. Towels get 3-4 days before getting tossed in the laundry bag.

We painted the bedroom in our old apartment Fern Green! The windows directly faced the building next door (2 feet apart) and the green made up for zero natural light. The bedspread was an orange-pink paisley....with a white theme throughout. No I don't think this combination would work anywhere outside of that bedroom, but the green works well in your space.

I worked at a bar/restaurant during college that had stools just like these. They are very heavy and take a while to move. Also depending on how the bottom is finished off, potentially can destroy your floor finish. Very cool looking though.

I used to work in the offices for yankee candle and can no longer use those candles. To get to my office from the parking lot I had to walk across the factory floor, passing 4 giant vats where 4 different batches of fragrant waxes would cook (not always complementary scents either). I definitely had work clothes, in other words, permanently scented clothes. From all that, I just need a 5-10 year break from candles.

Although all super nice people to work for, free gym, free lunch wednesdays and a great employee discount.

hmm...I have that coffee table, and not only was it was from Ikea, it was not really expensive. I think it was just over $100 and if it has scratches (not real wood so very visible) I don't think it is worth nearly the price they are asking. It is however a great place to hide dvds.

kiddo katsu-

Obviously I have had her tested for heartworm, in addition to lungworm, and cardiomyopathy. We've done every test under the sun (3 times, including 3 sets of xrays) with the exception of a trach wash (too invasive for her condition, plus invalid while responding to meds) or complete Cardio EKG work-up, which we are probably going to do soon.

I get catalogs from them too! The best are the baby strollers for cats!?! you know, just in case fluffy HAD to go with you to the store. But otherwise, some very good stuff.

Unless you spend the night, there's no way the 24 routines of the neighbors can be known. I rented an apartment in Paris last summer, which all afternoon and night was perfectly pleasant. I wasn't until 6 in the morning that the demon child from hell (also known as the upstairs unit) decided to throw metal trucks against the floor....and continued every morning.

I think if I had to use the oven and stovetop at the same time, I'd get severely burned....but pretty neat idea.