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I second, third and fourth just about every comment above. @Alicelost took the words right out of my mouth about changes, as did @Nisiepie. AT was once the way I treated myself after a long day of corporate hell. I never once doubted that I would find something delicious to look at and/or something interesting to read. Then the change to the integrated site and suddenly all I saw was boring white space with a few photos. It's taken me months to warm up again and then bang! this ridiculous little article. So completely out of context on this site. I honestly thought the site had been hacked. I feel strangely sullied by having seen it. Do us all a favor and take it down. It has no place here. I feel for those readers who mention children in their family having now been introduced to porn. Nice job AT.

Four-thirty am France time and the details of my spring garden/patio reno have had me up starting at 2am every night for the last several weeks. Thank you for this lovely bit of therapy.

would love to see more!!! looks fantastic. and as many have already mentioned, the artwork is wonderful. i love the idea and the significance!

Would love to see a home tour of your place. Lovely. Also, where is the painting from? Who is the artist?

As a former shelter worker, I concur with those who have suggested a rescue. However, if you are more of a pure-breed person, many breeds do have characteristics better suited to apartment living than others and I don't think there's anything wrong with choosing by breed. I live in France and stumbled across a wonderful breed I'd never heard of before that is hearty and enjoys the outdoors, but snoozy and lazy indoors. The Basset Fauve de Bretagne. They are rare in the states, but if you are interested in dog breeds and would like one that's uncommon, I would recommend. Ours is a cross but he is just a wonderful boy. Calm indoors, loving with everyone and particularly excellent with children, and a lot of fun when he gets outside. Of course there's no guarantee an individual dog will have all breed traits. But the Basset Fauve, being relatively unknown in the States, has not been over bred and should still be true to its original nature. I'm a huge fan! And of course, I love all the sight hounds, Irish wolfhounds being the top!

oops. Full tour. ;-)

I add my vote for a house tour to the n number of requests!

Chris and Kenny are my favorite. They look genuinely relaxed and happy together. And they have a sweet place to boot!

Very nice! I have serious upcycled chair envy.

Love that hanging light in the living room. Where is that from?