blondrea's Profile

Ooooh, squirrels eat your birdseed? GASP! And actually nibble on plants? The horror!

I love squirrels. I put bags of sunflower seeds out every day, just for them. I have two bird feeders, and have made sure they are squirrel accessible. And I am so pleased that I have a walnut tree that provides food for them as well. It makes me so sad that there are bitter, pinchy people like you in the world. You are beyond horrible.

Wonderful! It's almost like you built on "ruins" and that makes it such an interesting, multi-layered backdrop. Very creative. I love it!

The third photo features a "cassette tape display." But I don't think that's what that is. I believe it is a silkscreen from a company called Bughouse. They create awesome silkscreens of tapes and records. I have a silkscreen of a shelf of records that looks like abstract art from a distance, but up close you can read the spines of old records albums. I love it!
Here's their cassette silkscreen: http://www.bughouse.com/index.cfm?pID=46&iDi=1&p=2
Here's their album silkscreen: http://www.bughouse.com/index.cfm?pID=46&iDi=3&p=2

You did a great job! And the floors look MUCH better. (The dark ones looked very "Addams family"!)

Wow, it went from Miami Vice to House Beautiful! I just can't believe the transformation. Great job!

I don't like technology, and don't even own a TV. But, I think this looks totally great!

I got thrown out of Seaworld because I jumped in the kiddie ball pit. Well, I also threw fish to the sawfish (very interesting, by the way!) so that might also have had something to do with it. In any case, please invite me over to play! I'll bring my Flybar 800, the coolest pogo stick around!

The kitchen curtains are fantastic! I see you made them. Great choice of fabric!

I just love that you found the zebra painting in an alley. It sure found the perfect home! Thanks for sharing your beloved house with us. It is wonderful that you've kept it in tact. Very inspiring.

So cool! Here's another one I learned in elementary school. Put crayon shavings between two pieces of waxed paper, and iron (I guess on a low heat level). Neat-o!