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I saw on Pinterest a great idea for using cling wrap to line your shelves.. it sticks pretty well and is easy to remove when it gets grimy.

If you don't want to touch worms or other crawlers, try different types of bait like hot dogs, corn or marshmallows. Sometimes these work better anyway. Haha.

My 'ex' was extremely function over form.. So much so that he would often, in my opinion, ruin things for no reason. He would just rip out things he thought only served aesthetic purposes... It would drive me crazy. I got tired of riding in his car without a dashboard.. finally called it quits. I just can't be with someone who doesn't appreciate aesthetics to that level. Different styles can come to compromises, but when someone detests style all-together.. I can't do that.

The Biolite stove is also a must have! We've got a friend with one and it's fantastic. Our next camping purchase: http://biolitestove.com/

My BF would NOT like it if I painted his toys blue and put plants in them... hahahahaha this is great!

The brown is likely because it has outgrown itself and those areas cannot get the proper lighting they need. Juniper is more like a cedar tree than a bush and will grow thick and woody. To tame the beast, simply cut it back. It's been there long enough, no matter how far you cut back it's going to return. These evergreens tend to grow outward versus upward. With a little TLC this beast can be kept looking nice.

Just a small suggestion: I used to use a stump like that on my porch but after a while we started noticing termites inside. Our whole house is brick, the porch floor is brick (I live in a foursquare very similar to yours), no wood anywhere, but we had termites! I would recommend sealing up your stump if you haven't already. :) Gorgeous porch!

I am a painter and have tried all drawing apps on the ipad/iphone. My top # 1 favorite is ArtRage. Second is Brushes and third is Sketchbook.

I have these too, except DesignStudio, will have to check it out, thanks for this post!

Being from Arkansas, we are known for our red soil. I've never really thought of it as a problem because it seems 'natural' to me? (Our driveway is super orange http://is.gd/XwvQk4 ) Maybe it's intimating this type of soil? I have no idea.

I do think the orange looks good with deep greens, like around bushes.. but I use my own composting as mulch, which is usually black.

If you go to Account Settings, at the bottom of the list there will be a "Download a Copy of Your Facebook Data" and that should be everything..