Rogue Stella's Profile
| Display Name: | Rogue Stella |
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| Member Since: | 4/7/12 |
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What are you using for under-bed storage? We currently have plastic bins and I hate how they look! Your solution looks much prettier! Beth's Books & Art Bedroom My Bedroom Retreat Contest |
3/23/13 12:02 AM |
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Oh, and I have an outdoor "office" (converted garden shed) that helps me focus when I work from home now, so maybe that will help in the future too! Making it Work: Working From Home With Kids |
2/20/13 1:31 AM |
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I've still got a few years to go before having kids, but am hoping to creating some kind of balanced working from home situation. My saintly parents will provide two solid days of childcare when I can go into the office (a small-ish history museum). Then, I'm hoping to get somewhere between 16 and 24 hours of work in the other three days. Luckily, my husband is studying to be a teacher, so can hopefully take over the childcare by 4pm each day. It sounds like it will work in my head, but who knows? Wish me luck! Making it Work: Working From Home With Kids |
2/20/13 1:30 AM |
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As previously mentioned, her son is 17 or 18, so this is really an storage method so he can keep the Legos until he feels ready to get rid of them. Go easy! Organization Inspiration: How to Keep Small Items Organized and Accessible Chez Larsson |
2/7/13 11:25 AM |
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@JDOEY, I think both terms are widely used and accepted in the U.S. It may not be consistent for the author to use both in the same post, but it's certainly not wrong. Autumn For Adults: Back-To-School Fun For The Rest Of Us |
9/4/12 10:16 PM |
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One current academic and one former academic in our house (the former has a linguistics degree, but studying to be a math teacher and the latter has history degrees and works in history museums), so we've got a good amount of books to tackle (probably ~700). We have 6 bookshelves in our fairly large living room, lining two walls (with a window between the largest ones). We got 5 of them at Target and one is an IKEA BILLY. We also have a tall skinny BILLY in the dining room for cookbooks and an older bookshelf that's like an EXPEDIT in the guest room for oversized volumes and eventual kids' books. Living with Lots and Lots (and Lots) of Books? Good Questions |
5/8/12 11:26 PM |
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We're building a patio this spring and summer and we picked herringbone for the timelessness factor, too. :) Backyard Beauty: Herringbone Pattern Brick |
4/26/12 7:09 PM |
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Looks great! Definitely smart to tuck everything into a small space of its own. My husband used to work at the couch and spread out his papers on the ottoman. Drove me insane. ;) We're both much happier now that he's using the desk in the guest room. Before & After: Melissa's "Cloffice" on a Budget Shoestring Magazine |
4/21/12 9:48 PM |
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I think this is probably fairly impractical for home use, but I work in history museums and kind of love the idea of this for an exhibit on preservation, gardening/agricultural life, etc. Use Folk Wisdom to Keep Your Food Fresh Architizer |
4/10/12 12:31 AM |
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We just took the table, 2 armchairs, the bench, and a sectional in this series home from our local IKEA (Massachusetts) on Tuesday! I called and was told that all the outdoor furniture would be in our local store by 3/31, which was good to know, as it still shows up as not for sale online. I'd call your local store to have them check for you - they seem to know more than the website. Any Info on New IKEA Outdoor Furniture? Good Questions |
4/7/12 12:13 AM |
