IF you were going to describe your decorating ethos in a few words, how would you?
Pet hair, piles of crap, stacks of books, coffee mugs.
in Target's clothes section today, I had a flashback to the very early 90s, high school. Could have easily recreated some outfits I had back the. Floral baby doll dresses, overalls, denim shirts over crew necks, even the damned full pants rompers.
I loved me some floral babydoll dresses, with stompy boots or cowboy boots. Total 90210, whatever season their freshman year of college was. And I kind of lived in denim or chambray shirts over a white crew-neck my sophomore year of college (which was, in fact, 1990-1991).
IF you were going to describe your decorating ethos in a few words, how would you?
comfortable, easy, opps stuff, and cat hair
Yellowjackets and wasps are different things. Anne, frankly, I'd hire an exterminator. My FiL was stung so many times he nearly died, trying to eradicate a yellowjacket nest. YJs are hornets, and much tougher and hard to get at than wasps.
IF you were going to describe your decorating ethos in a few words, how would you?
Books, blankets, travel, quirky, cozy. And more books.
IF you were going to describe your decorating ethos in a few words, how would you?
Indiana Jones' library. At least, that's what I aspire to. In reality, it's antique/vintage stuff covered with a fine patina of cat hair and clutter.
Someday it will be determined that there are preservative properties in cat hair.
Then I'm gonna live forever!
Annoyingly, my neighbors have a yellow jacket nest in their eaves, and I told them (it's the back of their house but the front of mine) and they said they got someone out who told them it was yellow jackets, but "they'll all fly away in about six weeks or so, and we are going to wait until that happens to seal it up". Ugh.
Oh, Matt, you still haven't had cats long enough for that...
IF you were going to describe your decorating ethos in a few words, how would you?
Nerdy bibliophile with a touch of French bordello to keep things interesting?
I got my CSA box on Saturday and I'm trying to thing of things to make that will keep or freeze well because I'm going to Atlanta on Wednesday. I'm thinking kale pesto and black bean and corn chili. I also need to do something about the giant head of broccoli.
