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Display Name: Courtney Stanton
Personal URL: http://superopinionated.com
Member Since: 5/16/07
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beautiful! sign me up.


Apartment Therapy New York | Thursday Giveaway: Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair in Red
7/10/08 11:35 AM

oooh, totally pick me.


Apartment Therapy New York | Thursday Giveaway: Autographed AT Presents!
5/9/08 11:18 AM

So many strong colors all on top of each other, with no relief. Lots of broad strokes in the furniture and decoration choices, but with no finer details. Even something like neutral throw pillows instead of the matchy-matchy ones you have on the couch would break it up a little bit better. And yet in the kitchen, the one room in your house where you have lots of beautiful pale, blank space via the cabinets, you go with a safe green. Overall, it's a beautiful palette, but it doesn't feel like anything flows together, instead it's just blocks of color jammed in next to each other.


Apartment Therapy - #4 - Colormyworld's Awakening
10/2/07 11:41 AM

I third the "what about Boston?" question -- I think you should expand AT where your readers are. If there's a strong contingent for a SW city, then by all means...but why stretch to try and create a market when you already have one clamoring for its own AT?


Urban Population Explosion: More Apartment Therapy?
6/29/07 9:21 AM

Possible TMI, but I'm a huge fan of what this article refers to as, "the cup thing." (www.keeper.com for more info) Happiness is never having to bum a tampon off a complete stranger in a public restroom. I rinse mine out in the shower every morning, and then boil it to sterilize before putting it away each month. The fact that it's green is really just a bonus; I like it because of the convenience, honestly.


Blogging NY Magazine: Green Backlash
6/11/07 12:13 PM

First of all, I love how goodnightdean thinks.

Secondly, I drop off because it's barely any more money. $1.75 to wash and $1.75 to dry, or $0.80/pound -- that translates to roughly $20 every other week, plus this way I don't pay for detergent, softener, etc. Also, I detest folding clothes, and they do a better job than I ever would, anyway.


AT Survey: How Do You Wash Your Duds?
5/22/07 10:21 AM