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Happy (Belated) Thanksgiving!
May everyone here have a very blessed Thanksgiving, filled with love and celebration. And may we have much to be grateful and thankful for, not only this day but everyday!
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On the hunt for Shabby Chic...
I have this bed that I'm trying to match or at least find pieces that give harmony to them. The color is antique linen, which is slightly more yellowish-cream than the picture depicts. I
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Since I'm on a mobile device, an iPad - it won't let me edit my post without uploading the ...»
Gardening: Questions About Shrubbery
Several months ago I posted about some shrubbery (but you might as well call them small trees, if not for their size alone) on either side of my windows from the bedroom. I was told they
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KMS - Thanks for the advice. Exactly. :) I'll try to keep you guys posted.
To all of the kind and generous folks in my network and at Hometalk...
Hoping and praying you all have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
God Bless you all. :) How are you enjoying Christmas?
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Aww that's really sweet. I bet their little eyes light up when they see the endearment of ...»
I guess this isn't a home improvement question, but more of a design question.
We're still working on the Shabby Chic transformation of my bedroom... And aside from wanting to create a mural of birds with a garden feel, I came across this wonderfully shabby chic picture and want to try my hand at something similar. However this is the only picture I can find of it. Has anyone seen this before and do you know of the artist? I'm presuming it dates back to the 1920's, but that's as far as I know.
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Whoops, our bad. :)
I hope this picture is detailed enough to tell.
There's some large bushes outside of my bedroom window that have never been identified. They have a very similar shape to Christmas trees and grow these little bluish-grey berries on them. I'm wondering if it is safe to trim them as they are kinda becoming overgrown - which is why we haven't already trimmed them. Can anyone identify them for me? Thanks. :)
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That's a great idea - I've never thought about it in that way before. Thanks! :)