louisevn's Profile
| Display Name: | louisevn |
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| Member Since: | 9/21/12 |
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I'd assume that if it's on a table cloth then it wouldn't matter so much? But a backing would be ideal if it is used on a table with no table cloth. Holiday DIY: How to Make a Studded Suede Trivet Apartment Therapy Tutorial |
11/13/12 7:47 PM |
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Yummmmmmmmmmy recipes! I like buying whole chickens on special, roasting and then shredding the chicken up, and freezing up portions - ie one big container for stir fries, one big one for pasta, and a couple of small ones for salads/sandwiches. Takes minutes to defrost, and if you only need to make rice and steam some veges for dinner, then it is dinner in 20mins tops (incorporating time to peel and wash veges and boil water). Cook Once, Eat Twice! 15 Dinner Recipes to Double and Freeze Recipe Roundup |
9/25/12 10:47 PM |
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I'd love to live in Welly but my husband thinks it's too cold (he's from South Africa... so anywhere is cold!) but man, rents etc are on a par with Auckland!! Hopefully the job market will open up this summer like they are predicting and I can realise my dream :) Living In The Most Expensive Cities: How Long Can We Keep This Up? |
9/25/12 10:37 PM |
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Sigh. I live in Auckland, New Zealand... jobs are tight, money does not go very far (it is normal to spend $100 a week at the supermarket, no matter how tight you are and how little you eat) and the salaries are very very low. We currently spend $330 a week on rent, for a one bedroom flat underneath a main house. It's expensive, but the house is not damp and is built soundly, so it's worthwhile but still... expensive. Other problems in NZ for rental housing is lack of care from landlords, many of them are cold, damp and badly built with old or no insulation, and what insulation there is is usually far below par. Many of the old villas have the original windows for the house (so thin and not very water tight). Living In The Most Expensive Cities: How Long Can We Keep This Up? |
9/22/12 8:38 PM |