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Number one priority for the person who snores...see a doctor.

Way too much furniture and the groupings aren't helping it feel cohesive imo.

Make. Especially if you have a nut allergy in the family. It's almost impossible to find nut-free granola that isn't manufactured on the same equipment with nuts.

I like it.

It's ugly, looks uncomfortable, and doesn't look easy to clean at all. The explanation is horrible too. The concept of having a child size toilet seat incorporated in is interesting, but this design just doesn't seem successful to me.

Pick one and move on. It's overpriced dinnerware, not Sophie's Choice. I will say that as the mother of 2 boys, I think I'd be "investing" in Corelle rather than Heath if the birth of your son is precipitating a change in your dishes. Perhaps I'm just unlucky and have particularly destructive kids who would grab whatever plate they want, but my nice china has been packed up since they were born. I didn't hesitate to get rid of my everyday dishes, which were wedding gifts, for something I liked better.

Suicide or death by natural causes wouldn't bother me. Murder? I'd probably keep looking because it would just feel like bad vibes to me.

I bought a nice cream colored wool rug. Huge mistake. It always looked dirty and my dog's hair showed up all over it. I vacuum at least 2-3 times per week. Often, it's daily. That stupid rug looked nasty within half a day. My navy & burgundy kashan, however, goes with everything and always looks fantastic. It was great when I had a light haired dog and with my current black haired one. It's been in my living room, bedroom, and dining room and worked with everything. After almost a decade, I still love it. Even the tradition cream floral rug or the runner that I have manages to look nice for five times longer than the plain one.

I'd say a Persian with mostly neutral tones might be a nice compromise for you and your husband.

Myaliya, I live in Overland Park, KS. It's a suburb of Kansas City.

Serial killer chic.