oops, screwed up the punchline. Fixed it.
Kaylee ,'Serenity'
Spike's Bitches 25 to Life
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
First coat of pain on. I can see where I missed. inevitable. but even with a less than perfect pain job it looks much better
First coat of pain on.
Ouch.
First coat of pain on. I can see where I missed. inevitable. but even with a less than perfect pain job it looks much better
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Beth must paint the way I do. I find it takes multiple coats of pain to finish a room.
{{Anne}}
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Fay, that is one of the cutest bunny icons I've ever seen.
Y'know, if we had it to do over, I don't know if Pete & I would have bought a house. We love our house & yard, but neither of us has the skills needed for fixing things.
nodnodnod
Astoundingly cute and bent on world domination. BLESS.
First coat of pain on. I can see where I missed. inevitable. but even with a less than perfect pain job it looks much better
If I hadn't read the username, I'd swear Minear was posting about his latest project....
Astoundingly cute and bent on world domination. BLESS.
He could be unstoppable! Especially with his henchFay to maintain iron control.
Oddity of the weekend: my crazy aunt has decided to try the online dating thing. Wanted advice from me about the experience.
Observation: the right time to call a potential girlfriend is not while sharing the house with the rest of my family.
Analysis: they suck, every last one of them.
Oh! But the Doctor Who finale rocked like a rocking thing.
We love our house & yard, but neither of us has the skills needed for fixing things.This is Scott and me. If I had it to do over again, I would have spent $25K more, in 1997. In our neck of the woods, house prices nearly doubled in the six years we owned that house. We could have stayed wherever we landed, rather than the wee house we started in and had to sell. We're looking at re-doing tons of the stuff here that we were fortunate enough to be able to do in that house. But even though this is a different house, it still feels like "We JUST did this in old!house". Plus now, we have no extra money. We are totally living check to check. I love this house, but I often feel like we made a mistake in buying it.
Plei, what were you talking about before--thick siding boards? Wood? Do you have clapboards, rather than cedar shakes? Could you jimmy one off, and take it to a lumber yard, so they could see what you're talking about?