merlin513's Profile

I'm with Shannon. 3 cats in an in-under 1250 sq. ft. house with friends that are MASSIVELY allergic to pet hair/dander. I've got 2 catboxes, one in each bathroom at either end of the house that gets scooped twice a day and emptyed out and washed once a month. I've got hardwood & tile floors that get vacumned once a week and my friends have no problem coming over and hanging out for hours with out sneezing, sniffles or hives.

For some reason it doesn't show up on Target's website tho... It's from their new Threshold line of products.

pretty much any place that has freight delivered on an 18 wheeler will have a stack out back that they will let you have a few.

I keep seeing that galvanized and wooden stool in the Threshold ads, but, I can't find it anywhere in the collection online?! Is it actually a part of the collection or just a prop they keep using in the shoots?

some friends have "the Speckled Broadband"

I'm afraid i'm also in the bar soap over liquid camp, our water just DOES NOT suds with liquid soap + I make my own lye soap blends so I know exactly what is in it. I'm also a top sheet person considering I live in the hot & humid South without air conditioning 98% of the time. A duvet is too heavy to sleep in under without air conditioning so top sheet it is! Pull the top sheet up and twitch the duvet, bed's made in under 30 seconds.

Lovely place! and ignore the comments about too much stuff, not everyone is a minimalist! It's your house, your stuff and if it makes you happy...great! Personally i thought it was amazingly well organized, wish my stuff was that neat & accessible.

ChrisGal, it depends on how fussy you are about your clothing. I've gone on weeklong cross-country vacations on the back of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle the last fifteen years. This means 1 saddlebag for me, 1 saddlebag for my husband & the tour pack for parts/purchases. We generally pack enough underwear/socks for each day, jeans/shirts for every 3 days and leathers/jacket. Everything gets thrown away as it comes off (except for the jeans/shoes & leathers). If it rains you hope for a nice room with a large heater to dry stuff ^_^. Tennessee's not that formal a place, the south's kinda "who cares" on clothes as long as you don't stink and your not flashing anybody, you're fine!