annaland's Profile

Honestly, I only glanced at the images and read on. In my head I thought... 'no - the pros are right, you are using way too many wood varieties'. But then I really reviewed the images. I was wrong. I love the result. Excellent job!

Simply echoing many other comments. Wouldn't be my first choice for style. AT ALL!!!!! That said, WELL DONE! WELL DONE! WELL DONE! Your sense of your own style really comes through and gives this place a very comfortable feel. I too find it hard to believe it's only 600 sq feet! Very lovely.

In the assumption that you do for sure go cloth, here is what I did.

Prefolds - you'll need about 12 (for daytime) They are cheap and very versatile. Get 2 or 3 snappis to hold them on
Pocket dipes - You'll need another 6-10 of these (for outings, babysitters and nighttime when you can really bulk them up) I used Bum Genius and made homemade (all kinds of patterns out there and they are EASY!!!)
Diaper covers - 4 at the min to begin with, add as baby grows.

This is a beginning stash... gives you a chance to try ot and get an idea of what you may like. I eventually evolved into more pockets that I made as I went. (One a week) Also bought mor dipe covers and started just laying the prefolds into them as my babe outgrew wearing them with a snappi.

All in all, I have spent about $300 in diapers and my son is 11 months old. It's great.

Try greenmountaindiapers.com, jilliansdrawers.com or bananapeelsdiapers.com for options. Jillians has a great starter kit, return what you don't like, even the whole package and it only costs $10!!!

I could go on and on... I have SOOO much research on this. You want pattern links? I got em? You want instruction links? I got those too.... try diaperpin.com

Good luck!!

Whoa..... I have never heard of these. And I must say, I give your father a great deal of credit for eating them. You as well for even taking a smalll taste. I am pretty open minded - but WOW... I think I will pass.

I guess it's true what they say, you eat with your eyes first. And my eyes want to throw up. ;) Sorry... may taste delicious... just can't. I wouldn't be surprised if I was missing out, but eewwww.

Both are great tips!!

i agree with matchjames too. The counters are great. New window treatment. Update the dining room light fixture and accessorize!

Looks like you could be making some lovely lemonade with the lemons you have here!!!!

Should be interesting. Tim Burton always seems to put a different twist on things. It will be nice to see him hopefully do something more colorful but hopefully not as overdone as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Not his best. I hope he redeems himself with this story.

Not surprising to see Johnny Depp. He is LOVELY, but it would be refreshing for Burton to use another actor for once. But I'll take me some Johnny Depp ! Yes please!

YUM! This looks great! I will certainly give this a go!!!

Ha! I love how the redo was considered pedestrian! How can that be bad here? Honestly, I agree with most of the expressed comments here. The previous bathroom could have used some simple alterations to be pretty fab (that wall paper is cool) but for regular daily living... this "makeunder" does an excellent job.

I am curious, if the diamond edge stone is not necessary for sharpening, why use it? I would lean toward the budget friendly stone unless there is some added bonus the diamond edge stone provides. It's wasn't addressed in the video. Can someone let me know?

I REALLY need to sharpen my beloved knives and will be heading out for one of these stone styles once I know.