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reminds me of Japanese tape. They have a large array of patterns and colors.

Good tips... in the past 6 months I've had my first walk in closet and its slowly becoming a tech box graveyard. I know what I'm doing this weekend!

Been reading since 2006! Will take some getting use to but I'm sure I'll adjust. :)

1. I try to do the dishes while I'm cooking because I hate having to do them after I just made a dish with multiple ingredients (measuring cups, measuring spoons, prep bowls etc). My mom always taught me to go to bed knowing the dishes were all washed. Plus, living in nyc I fear the cockroaches.
2. My coat rack is always used!
3. this is where I am guilty. It will take me forever to organize books, magazines, gameboy, dvd's, etc back to where they go.
4. Trash is not so bad....I understand the 1 bag a day... Living in NYC its usually the small grocery bag everyone!!! calm down!
5. I love lists but never really thought about doing them at night... will have to force myself to try it out.

Usually before bed, it's taking the dogs outside, changing the water in their bowl (they tend to drink a lot of water in the middle of the night), doing my girly skin regime, and trying to read at least one chapter of whatever book I'm reading at the moment. :)

That price makes me run for the hills. I'd much sooner buy a fuji instax and a handful of film. Too bad though, I love Polaroid I have a collection of land cameras, sx-70s, to the more recent instant cameras and I have close to a dozen polaroid film packs in my fridge. (color still looks great... just took a Polaroid the other day)

I made this soup a few days ago and it was good but a little on the thin side. I prefer a thicker broccoli & cheddar soup. Hale and Hearty broccoli cheddar is what I was aiming for. Might add another potato when I make it again. :)

I should suggest the Olympus Tough to my aunt. She has had two digital cameras meet a much sooner death by allowing her grandchildren (all 3 and under) to use it.

Very nice. Love the windows.

This seems like a pretty, cool idea. I may start looking at my grocery receipts to see how much I spend monthly and weekly.

MANY of my family members all have food stamps. In particular, one of my cousin's has food stamps for her, her two boys-age 5 and 1, and the baby daddy. She gets over $500+ a month (she also lives at her parents home which is a 2 bedroom house--- so its tight) and they have like the entire soda aisle in their kitchen. No joke. Her 5 year old constantly nags for Soda (for the past 2 1/2 years) and I swear he has hearing like a dog if he hears someone open a soda can. I really wish there was some kind of electronic transmission that could be sent to the gov't to monitor how some spend our money. I know many people who sell their food stamps. I'll give you $100 worth of groceries if you pay me $50 right now. No joke.

Some people do need food stamps, yes. BUT so many (especially in my area of southern Texas) abuse it. My mom came from a family of 11 growing up in the 60s/70s her dad worked every job he could find and my grandmother could only work part time since there was so many children and they had NO help at all. They didn't have a whole lot but they had their health. I feel really bad for the people that apply for food stamps honestly and get rejected. A friend who works for CMS says she literally hears people in the lobby exchanging ways to get quicker medicaid, food stamps, and housing... all while driving in a 2011 vehicle. But since its not in their name just "given to them" they can't do anything... they know every way to get around the rules. :\

I've been a fan/flickr follower of theirs for a few years, nice to see them featured here :)