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As long as no one is creeped out by my putting a human head replica on my child's wall, this makes sense.

eek.

My son is also a Julian D that loves robots.

I think it is unfortunate that you all are missing the meaning behind Erica Jong's article that her daughter articulated very well:

"Ironically, it was because of my mother's hard work that I have the life I do now. She worked hard so that the women of my generation could have the choice to work or to stay home. She slept in hotel rooms in San Diego so that I could cuddle with my own children. She spoke to large groups of women in Toledo so that I could work at the school book fair. We can devote ourselves to our work, or we can decide to be 1950s June Cleaver types. And that's because of the sacrifices that my mom and her feminist comrades made.

My mother made sacrifices so that I could have choices, and perhaps that makes her a better mother than I will ever be."

How has no one commented on this? I cannot wait to buy some!!!

where on earth can i buy this stuff? the only place i can find it is ikea and that's a few hours away for me

I like occasional articles like this. It adds a level of depth and discussion that wouldn't normally be there in a design blog. Quit whining

I suppose it's a bonus that they're great quality, but who keeps a crib forever!? I mean it's something I used for a year and then couldn't wait to get rid of. The only option you have is to pass it around family, but how often do people refuse to buy used cribs for safety reasons? I don't know, it's beautiful and I'd love to have such nice things but That's one month's rent right there!

that's actually a pretty neat idea.

UM... Paloma is such.an.awesome.name. kudos on being fantastic!

i want the recipe for THAT french onion soup!