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As MUDDYMUDKEEPER said, different mosses require different conditions (light, moisture, ph-level, air pollution). A moss from a wet, rotten wooden log deep in the woods most probably will not thrive on a more sunny brick wall, on terracotta pots or on flagstone pavers.

Top-entry litter box?? With 'grated top'?? Do these people know anything about animals??

Stock or cattle grids are used to prevent animals from crossing over. Cats hate to walk over a grid let alone to jump on one in this position. With this 'designer' litter tower a poor cat is forced to do its business in an extremely unnatural way. That is cruelty.

Wondering about the patent on the rocking horse. Looks like a very traditional making and design to me.

You obviously missed this rocking horse http://www.kensington-rocking-horses.co.uk/best-rocking-horse.htm It was in Nuremberg, too ;-) It has got several awards and is the most beautiful and one of the safest rocking horses I know.

OMG! The Giordani is to die for! And, yes, the wicker carriages from the 50s are in the same league. I always wanted one - as a cat bed :-)

I've expressed my opinion on the main page (Apartment Therapy) already, immediately after the change. I really appreciate the larger pictures, the larger fonts, the cleaner look. Best of all, the site has become very, very fast. And after some time now I love it even more! Very well done!

But I may have found a bug today, or you know it already. After doing a search (here 'finger food') and clicking on one of the links in the search results, I cannot see the comments on that thread. Which is a pity because in the comments is what I've been looking for.

E.g. this thread http://www.thekitchn.com/good-question-w-1-6353
It says 36 comments but I can see one only and I don't know how to get to the rest. Any idea?

I've never before heard anything negative about drinking water. And if so, I wouldn't have listened. I cannot imagine having a meal without water. Makes me think of suffocation.

Yes, tap water always plus sparkling water, if somebody wants some. Very cold, sometimes with lemon slices. I'm thirsty now...

In the fridge: medical salves and gels, homoeopathic drugs, especially those in gelatin capsules. Batteries, film, sun lotions, plant seeds. Sometimes seeds mixed with damp soil for stratification. In summer in the freezer small wet towels for refreshment.

@ AILEENJ - Totally agree with you on quality wallpaper and especially on texture.

But I strongly disagree on getting an expert consultation in a brick & mortar store but then making the deal with an online shop because it's cheaper. That's simply not fair. That's what the small shops already suffered from in pre-internet times when losing customers this way to the upcoming big stores. See what happened to them. They are all gone.

And taking into account on what the online shop saves (rental, furnishings, staff etc.) it should be even more cheaper.

There is something like glass polish available. It's used to get rid of deposits on car front shields.

I've got that from my car dealer and it was the only way deep clean my new windows without scratching them.

So why is it then that IKEA tea candles only burn to the half if placed outside in a lantern in winter? Inside the house these were fine but in the (very) cold they stopped burning half finished.