Heidi's Profile

I had the same thought as most here.
Thought it was a parent/baby mag. nothing looks like design.

On the mag. racks in stores I would never look at anything with a baby on it, they're invisible to me.

I don't think any of this is harsh.
They need to promote to their potential readers, if the baby turns off several people they should ditch the screaming infant.

I bought my first house three years ago I picked the wall where my flat panel tv would go the day I moved in.
The problem was... that I didn't have a tv. Since people are putting their squarefootage in their entries (does the smallest one win?) mine is 489 square feet.

I planned on buying a 42" flat panel plazma tv so I got a second job, delivering pizzas! I was the pizza girl delivering pizzas in a polyester uniform for a tv. After a year of making deformed football shaped pizzas and getting lost looking for houses my car broke down. That was the end of the large plasma tv dream.

A generous friend gave me her 1985 19" zenith.

I set it up on my lockers that I got free from a police auction. They were free because no one wanted them (maybe BOB shouldn't have carved his love of 69 into them).

I set it up and strung my 20 foot antennae wire from the wall to my little set. Only fuzz came on the tv. I had to tape the wire to the wall and drape it over my kitties bed to get three fuzzy channels to watch.

Besides the angry cat and duct tape on the wall and 3 fuzzy channels the worst is renting movies.
"Does it have subtitles?"
"Yes?"
"You can't see the subtitles"
I haven't been able to watch a foreign movie in three years!

How this would improve my home?
1. Happy kitties.
2. Beautiful tape-free walls.
3. Visitors won't leave to watch movies elseware.
4. I would have a reason to buy a wii.

Due to lack of photographic proof of the duct taped walls and old tv I drew a picture of my entertainment setup.
my tv

me.
There's no room for an entire trashcan.