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Display Name:	amerea
Member Since:	7/23/09

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coffee ground mixed with soil good for plants. After Your Coffee Break: 11 Uses for Coffee Grounds \| Apartment Therapy Re-Nest Flag this comment	1/26/10 11:14 AM
no to microwave and no to plastic! Ziploc Zip n' Steam Bags: Anyone Tried Them? \| Apartment Therapy The Kitchn Flag this comment	1/12/10 5:33 AM
it is called 'pogácsa' in Hungarian, and a very traditional food in Central-Eastern Europe. there are million of versions: - w potato (sound strange, but the best combination) - w cheese on top - w seeds - w cottage cheese - w fat (yes, actually fried fat, not so bad either, healthy, I don't think so) and so on. usually we make it as a salty snack, or to guests, when we drink a little bit of wine and have something to dry up the alcohol with (or palinka actually) also, for eg. I have a big version of the cheese pogacsa every morning as a breakfast.. if any interest, I can submit some recipes:-) Apartment Therapy The Kitchn \| Fall Baking: Angel Biscuits Flag this comment	11/8/09 6:51 PM
i offer slippers and flip-flops for visitors in my house :-) Apartment Therapy Re-Nest \| 37 Reasons to Take Your Shoes Off Most Popular Posts Flag this comment	8/6/09 4:23 AM
lilipixi, thanks for the tip. one thought on those shutters (spaletta): my flat is on the 3rd floor (65 feet) above an avenue of 6 lanes :-).. would be a bit risky, storms can be very rough here, the wind coming from the Danube is very wild. I could however have them inside, but there is no enough space on the molding. Apartment Therapy Boston \| How To Dress These Unique Windows?Good Questions Flag this comment	7/23/09 3:46 PM
hello, thanks for all the great answers! I'm very impressed to get so many ideas. I will read them through and try to imagine all the options you recommended to see which would suit my great window. it's very hard to find the balance because of the sizes of the room (& the flat) and still keep it quite simple and ready for every-day use. my flat is 516 square feet from which this room is 322 itself. the walls are almost as tall as the room's lenght. I think the wall to wall solution would make my furniture to look even smaller:-) also thanks a lot for the compliments on my chandelier, the molding and the wall color.:-) I inherited the flat from my grandparents and the fixture was originally bought by them. regarding to the radiator: I just kept it behind the sofa (that is a sofa, just pulled it down to be able to show bigger part of the window) - don't use it - I have an original old fashioned tile stove for heating similar to this: http://www.cserepkalyha-kemence.hu/cserep/PICT3919.jpg Rea Apartment Therapy Boston \| How To Dress These Unique Windows?Good Questions Flag this comment	7/23/09 2:50 PM