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There are two words that describe how I feel about this article:
Thank you.

(It'll take some preparation though -- actually I realized while reading that big part of my cleaning problems is not storing the "tools" in the most optimal way.)

Eeeeck, I hate when this happens... You can't call this a renovation if the only thing kept is the outer walls! Just call it a great space, but before/after makes it all so meaningless.

Ehm... all these are advises for how to make others' mailboxes lighter (and half of them are dorkily annoying -- asking for a permission before sending an attachment? what? I'd try to get rid of such a person in my life asap), not for how to make our mailboxes lighter as the title implied... However, the badge is cool.

YES, parmigiano! _This_ is the stuff dreams are made of!
(But thank you a lot for this list, I realize I had been blind cheese-wise.)

As a cyberpunk lover, I really hate seeing "leet speak" in the same sentence as "princess as a password". What is the world coming to?

PS: Then again, Bruce Sterling said once that if it is on Wired's cover today, it'll be on teenage girls' t-shirts in fifteen years.

I was going to say the same as the first comment, I thought these rugs are kind of all-over-the-world folk-modern pieces. Here in Greece their name also means "the tatter ones" :)
That being said, I really like the specific blue hues in the pics.

The first pic might be nice but I can't help thinking "open-air closet = NO closet"... Simply too much dust.

"Add an accent wall"
I can proudly say that the best decorating idea I've ever had was painting one of the living room walls in purple :) (The rest is light yellow. Yes, it looks terrific.)

Not bad at all. I'd add pajamas and everyday medicines. And I'd wish I could pack such a compact toiletry kit.

I clicked on several of them, full of hope, but they're really very awkward (are they rules? a story? what is this?) and not funny at all... Not useful either, not under any kind of definition.