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Display Name: fc93
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My boyfriend has a lock similar to number 2. He likes it a lot. It's especially helpful because he has a regular babysitter and an occasional cleaning lady that have separate codes. It keeps from worrying about lost keys.

I'd like to know whether anyone has experience with the fingerprint lock.


The Future is Now: Keyless Door Locks
12/18/12 10:38 AM

I'm still confused about the technology curfew. More often than not, I find that reading a book before bedtime is just as stimulating than watching tv, if not more so. So, if avoiding too much mental stimulation is the goal, then one is basically left to do little but meditate for two hours before bedtime. Exercising is out because you'd never get to sleep. Cooking stimulates more senses than watching tv. Cleaning is basically exercising with a purpose, so that's out. What do you do for 2 hours to avoid mental stimulation?


Tips for Creating a Mindful Home
12/13/12 3:22 PM

I agree with Nora.


Holiday Gift Ideas for Large Group at Work? Good Questions
12/10/12 10:18 AM

I love those shelves. Where can I find them?


Dinner Prep: 20 Tabletop Shopping Guides Weekend Shopper Guide
11/17/12 11:08 AM

Why on earth would someone pay $20 for a cable wrapper when you can get a 6-pack of these at a 99 cent store? http://www.velcro.com/en/Products/Ties-and-Straps/Ties/One-Wrap-Ties.aspx


10 Cord Wrap Solutions for Under $20
10/10/12 2:03 PM

I agree with Kandyce78. The "negative nancy" comments include some important constructive criticism and things to think about when trying to replicate the project.

Takeaway 6: Don't take criticism of your project personally. Other people can learn from your mistakes. Let them.


5 Things to Take Away From Any DIY Project Post (Even If You Don't Love It)
2/7/12 3:10 PM

Numbers 1, 3, 5, and 8 are not Navajo style rugs or blankets. Please do yourself a favor and refrain from misusing that term. You did fine calling them Southwestern inspired. Leave it at that.


Incorporating Southwestern Inspiration
1/20/12 7:12 PM

That's a whole lotta cake stands in the kitchen cabinet.


Adrianna & Paul's Eclectic Perfection Home
House Tour

1/17/12 6:15 PM

Bravo, Katie!

On the bright side, the Navajo Nation has trademarked its name for use in arts and crafts, so they can sue any of these companies calling their blankets and throw pillows, etc. "Navajo." They've already gone after Urban Outfitters recently.


Trend Watch: Kilim, Southwestern & Geometric Style
11/28/11 2:27 PM

I agree, herong. I feel like someone buried the lede. Let's find that article!


Vintage Entertaining : Inspiration from the 1950s
11/21/11 12:14 PM

There's nothing Navajo about this room. It's just some hipster wannabe idea of "Navajo".


Noa's "Navajo" Room
10/27/11 11:32 AM

Go Viktor!


Finding Inspiration from Childhood Landscapes
The Gardenist

10/26/11 11:08 AM

Good idea on the breakfast bar transition. Too bad it looks like a Michael's Craft Store exploded in their kitchen.


Before & After: From Breakfast Bar to Storage Space
May Days

8/18/11 5:08 PM

Most of these aren't all that bad, but that CT one is absolutely horrendous. Someone needs to be slapped for that atrocity.


High End Real Estate: Wealth Doesn't Necessarily = Style
8/9/11 6:48 PM

Six holes is still a lot.


IKEA Mandal Headboard Hack That Won't Damage the Wall
7/20/11 12:14 PM

I'd just put in a checkerboard tile floor and change the curtains to play up the classic style.


How To Update 1920's Kitchen?
Good Questions

7/19/11 2:03 PM

The link on #4 is wrong. It takes you to the same item as #3.


5 Wonderful Rain Chains
Roundup

4/7/11 11:28 AM

You still have to put holes in the wall for the clothes hanger and clipboard ideas, no?


6 Ways To Hang Photos Without Using Nails
4/6/11 12:49 PM

Please add me to the growing chorus of commenters wanting to know the name of that gray paint!


Bri's Beautiful Before & After Home
House Tour

2/8/11 2:43 PM

First of all, I'd get some curtains on that window. Perhaps in a color that complements the tile on the fireplace. Second, I'd put a tall bookshelf in that corner and make it a reading nook. With a bookshelf, you'd have plenty of space to change up the decor with smaller pictures and knicknacks until you feel like you've got the right combination.


Ideas to Improve this "Sad" Corner of the Living Room?
Good Questions

1/6/11 4:01 PM