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wow, lots of negative comments....
she's a WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER. her demographic will be mostly women.
anyways, i think the office is inviting, feminine, light and airy, what people seem to want their photos, and wedding dress/ date to be... yes, the desk is tiny for two computers, but i could see her sitting with a client going through digital proofs, not working all day next to someone like that. the small table would be for interviews/ going over contracts/ final books, and the small credenza/ dresser could hold albums ready for pickup.

ok i'll defend the tv placement- they obviously like it there, it doesn't make them horrible people, sheesh. :) in our living room, there are two doors, two entry ways, the fireplace, and two windows in the living room, and no family room. there is honestly NOWHERE else to put the thing other than above the mantel, but it works for us, and keeps electronics way up high, away from wandering children's hands, and we could snake the cords through the wall into a closet making it seamless (have an infrared remote system). to each their own. i find it amazing what people gripe about.

guess I'm in the minority here. i love my bench (also have four chairs which migrate throughout the dining room and house for "flow" purposes). i wish i could get another bench for the other side of the table, but i've searched everywhere- solid wood, about ten plus years ago when pier one sold more substantial furniture. oh well.

make a cobbler- not as good as fresh, but still yummy :)

sorry, they are very cool (thinking of the miniatures at the Chicago Art Institute)..... but the main image just reminded me of the creepy creepy serial killer episodes on CSI a few years back.

the image of martha packing cracks me up. i think she has help :)

i just like that she has the slice of pie (?) sitting out, either to provide strength for cleaning, or as a reward for when she's done. smart :)

we looked into this- at least in our area, the moves need to be short- to minimize settling of the house, and traffic needs to be shut down/ the route requires lifting or moving power lines for the day, trimming trees, etc. the cost was approximately $25,000. just for the move. Even calculating in buying a lot, digging a basement and new foundation, running electrical, plumbing, etc., the historical house we wanted ended up being too expensive (they had allowed the roof to leak for years causing VERY heavy - literally- plaster damage which would have further complicated the move). the house ended up getting demolished, after a company from California bought all the nice parts out of it and shipped it away (I live in NE Ohio), which I was happy it was preserved, but sad it wasn't staying local. Funny thing is, we ended up buying an old house 3/4 mile off the town square which is about a hundred years old according to property records, but the more we dig and look at the foundation and timbers, we think it's much older, and was moved from the square to it's current location about a hundred years ago. :)

day old jimmy johns bread (50 cents!)
thick bacon
fresh tomatoes
mayo
salt & fresh pepper
romaine
fresh basil
avocado slices

(and if I'm lucky my husband makes homemade potato chips or french fries. i love him so!)

sooooo. it's like a baby keurig? (not sure if i spelled it right?)