Katie Z's Profile
| Display Name: | Katie Z |
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| Member Since: | 11/22/11 |
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Beautiful kitchen! Thanks for showing that you can still have a lovely kitchen and home without having a major renovation budget. Bo and Lindsey's Travel-Inspired Kitchen Kitchen Tour |
6/18/13 12:23 PM |
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Boring. It had more character in the 'before' shots... Seth & Allison's Kitchen: The Big Reveal Renovation Diary |
4/23/13 5:25 PM |
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Agree with WannaBe... this will be great when the kiddos stay up past 7pm! An Impromptu Party Idea For All Ages: Kids Think It's Fun, Adults Know Better! |
4/5/13 1:50 PM |
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The floors look great! Definitely inspiring- we're in the same boat as foreclosure2frugal in our 1949 home. Claire & Jeffrey's Kitchen: New (Old) Floors Renovation Diary |
3/14/13 5:27 PM |
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CORGIS! CORGIS! CORGIS! Alli & Kristen's Family Affair House Tour |
3/11/13 1:42 PM |
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I used to skip separating the egg, but it really does make all the difference! Granted, I live at a high altitude so maybe the separation isn't needed at sea level... The Best-Ever Pancake Recipe: Lofty Buttermilk Pancakes |
3/8/13 5:39 PM |
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Denver represent! Kristy's Tropical Tudor House Tour |
2/15/13 9:47 AM |
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Breakfast burritos FTW! When I was home with my newborn burritos really fit the bill. 1) they warm up quickly, 2) they can be frozen if you're already inundated with other gifted meals, 3) no prep required, 4) most importantly, they can be eaten with one hand. I just gave a friend with a new baby a ziploc bag full of breakfast burritos made with egg, potato, bacon, cheese and green chile and I think they went over well. Help Me Make a Fresh Summer Meal for a Family with a New Baby Good Questions |
8/2/12 12:30 PM |
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Hell yes! I'm tired of seeing grey nurseries. Tangerine Tango in Kids' Rooms? |
2/6/12 3:29 PM |
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I want her room and I'm in my 30's! So cool. Lulu's Art-Filled Dogtown Digs Kids Tour |
2/2/12 5:07 PM |
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Nanita's Hot Green Chile (It's in most grocery stores in Denver). El Yucateco XXXtra Hot Habanero sauce when I can find it. And I've had tremendous luck with anything by Kitchenaid. You and Only You: What Brands Have Your Unswerving Loyalty? |
1/30/12 5:48 PM |
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I second the raclette suggestion. Raclette is the BOMB. I bet stilton would also work pretty well. Suggestions for Baked Cheese in Pastry — Other Than Brie? Good Questions |
1/2/12 4:12 PM |
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OMG I would crap myself if I won this. Win This kMix Pump Espresso Machine from De'Longhi! Holiday Giveaway 2011 |
12/12/11 3:57 PM |
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#8 is a disemboweled plush toy. Um, no thanks. 10 Untraditional Tree Skirt Ideas |
12/9/11 5:29 PM |
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The wall decal kicks ass! Lila's Old-and-New Nursery Small Kids, Big Color Entry #62 |
12/9/11 5:16 PM |
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I have the exact same dilemma- a vintage chair that I've had for over 15 years and looks the part. My chair is structurally very solid so I've decided to wait until I can afford to pay a professional to reupholster it. Investing a couple hundred dollars seems well worth the cost for a piece that may last a lifetime. DIY Reupholstering Help for Beloved Chair? Good Questions |
12/5/11 3:23 PM |
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I had the same thought as mosaicwench and abcornwell. Hat and scarf indoors in TX, why?!? Carly & Jason's Cozy, Charismatic & Glamorous Home House Tour |
12/2/11 1:46 PM |
