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Here's "the Skinny House" in my neighborhood: http://www.flickr.com/photos/julesschroom/53902914/?edited=1

9 feet wide, but probably a lot less than $2mil.

I don't know about you, aafilipp, but after reading ladymantle's snobby posts, "humble" is not the word that comes to mind. Ila was displaying colorful, ethnic and costume jewelry, not the crown jewels that ladymantle must have in her safe deposit box.

My pets have bad taste and gravitate towards empty boxes.

You cannot generalize all rabbits as "easy to litter-train" or "biters" as I have had 5 rabbits and they have all had completely different personalities, as do cats and dogs. I've had some that only went pee/poop in their box, some who would only go in their cage, and one who I nicknamed "Destructo". Some were very affectionate, some were skittish and shy. My current bunny, "Alley McBunny" uses her litter box and also tends to think outside the box which is probably due to the cats getting in there from time to time and sleeping in there. I let my bunny free-range in the kitchen, because there are no dangerous cords, and it's easier to clean up. Alley is also a beggar and goes completely nuts when I open the refrigerator door. Cuteness personified- but also a lot of work. Also, rabbits (and chinchillas) can get what is called Gastro-intestinal Statis which causes them to quit eating and pooping, and requires immediate and sometimes expensive, vet care. I'm with the other posters who said that if a pristine, no pet-hair-environment is your priority, or you're getting a pet that will go well with your interior design scheme- please do not get a pet.

As they say on "Men on Film": "Hated it."

Mine is plum/burgundy Baer Hibiscus Punch, so I picked purple.

Your Door Says You Are Absurdly Fanciful
You are daring, unusual, and extravagant.
You are like an eccentric wealthy person...
Even if you don't have the money to back it up yet.
You crave luxury. You love to feel rich.

Forget about feeling rich! Right now, I'm just craving to be gainfully employed. :-)

I love reading interior design blogs, but why do they all have to feature the same stinkin' Saarinen Tulip Table, "Keep Calm and Carry On" posters, and the deer head/antlers over and over again?

BTW, I'm all for the creation of a "Wade through the disdain and enjoy it" or "Keep Calm is the Scarface of the AT world" poster!