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Sunday, October 10, 2010
Happy Birthdays and the Great Big Greedy Give Away!!
59 comments:
- " me " said...
I just like to read, whatever actually ;)
At this moment i'm reading a isabel allende . She's one of my favourite writers.
And i would like to join your give - away becouse that book looks very very intriging - October 10, 2010 at 12:23 PM
The BEST book this year is by Laura Hillenbrand and I was lucky enough to get an advanced reading copy. The book will be released in November and the title is "Unbroken". I have been waiting YEARS for her to finish writing this book. I'm not sure when this would be published in Australia... Kay Guest
P.S. Would love to be considered for your giveaway, but fearful of leaving my email! If not, then just tell folks to read this book! - October 10, 2010 at 12:51 PM
Happy birthday to you - your gifts look lovely - I am especially intrigued by the paper craft one - must look out for it. The book I have just finished and enjoyed is by Jennifer Cody Epstein and called The Painter of Shanghai.
Your garden must be starting to look beautiful with all the roses.
Julie Silcock - October 10, 2010 at 1:01 PM
- kirsty said...
Happy Happy Birthday to you Kate. love your birthday presents and hope you are having a lovely day. My favourite book this year is the Humanure Handbook written by Joseph Jenkins, very interesting read.
best wishes to you.
x - October 10, 2010 at 1:25 PM
- Gracey is not my name.... said...
The best book I read this year was The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morten. I loved it and finished it quickly and promptly went out and bought her first book....it's an adult take on The Secret Garden, kinda, which was one of my favorite children's books.
and Happy Birthday! - October 10, 2010 at 1:41 PM
- the nest said...
Happy Birthday, Kate! I'm so glad you are being celebrated so nicely.
I am reading Olive Kitteridge right now and really enjoying it.
Your pincushions are gorgeous! - October 10, 2010 at 1:43 PM
- Anne said...
HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY Kate. Enjoy your special day.
Anne xx - October 10, 2010 at 1:47 PM
- Kylie said...
Happy Birthday Kate!! Wow - 10.10.10 :))
What a fabulous giveaway! LOVING the look of that book... I'm chanting 'must-win-must-win' under my breath, though I don't know how I'd be able to choose a pin cushion - they are all totally gorgeous :)
Okay... down to business... best book... hmm... best craft book: Repeat Patterns by Peter Phillips + Gillian Bunce (about screenprinting) and best novel... Unless by Carol Shields, which is a book about 'goodness' and how rarely it is rewarded.
Have a great day Kate. Kx - October 10, 2010 at 3:18 PM
- Sally said...
Oooo... HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY! You're loved ones have been treating you to all the good stuff... and rightly so too! Brilliant.
Mmmm... favourite read this year... ??? I'm not sure. The last book that I read that I really loved was 'In Cold Blood'... but I'm not sure if I actually read that this year. Time - I'm not good with that.
I've been reading lots of gorgeous crafty books too. 'Scandinavian needlecraft' is a current favourite.
Take care and enjoy the rest of your special day. Hip Hip Hooray! - October 10, 2010 at 3:45 PM
- homegirl said...
Dear Kate, Happy Birthday, what lovely pressies! they all look so 'you'!
The embroidery book looks gorgeous.
My favourite read this year has been Miriam's Talisman by Elenor Gill. I love Barbara Erskine as a writer and this is a similar read.
Have a happy week - October 10, 2010 at 5:18 PM
- Killiecrankie Farm said...
what a great birthday you ae having - so many blossoms and blooms.
book ! book !
i haven't read a book since the second child - garden journals are the limit of my attention span :)
hmmm giveaway (pretending to think about it) - yes please!
just because its always lovely to have something handmade or crafty appear in the post - October 10, 2010 at 6:32 PM
- Jacquie said...
Hi Kate , Happy Birthday. Love your gifts , especially the jewellery and the books.
Great word "beautifulish" .We have dull,damp, unbeautifulish weather this weekind.
I can't say I've read a novel this year, unless you count bedtime stories. I spent to much time reading blogs and crocheting.
Jacquie x - October 10, 2010 at 8:06 PM
- Kate said...
Happy birthday Kate!
I hope you have had a gorgeous sunshiney day there like we have had here. And I hope that you remembered that it was your birthday all day long.
A few months back I read and loved 'Dog Boy' by Eva Hornung. I highly recommend it. - October 10, 2010 at 9:18 PM
- Poppy Cottage said...
Happy Birthday!!! Looks like you are having a great day. what is the felt sewing book like? I am thinking of getting it. My favourite read of this year is Lucy Pinney's 'A Country Wife'
- October 10, 2010 at 9:42 PM
- Rachel on madeleines sofa said...
Happy Birthday kate!!!!
Lovely post as always.
My favourite book that I have read this year has to be The L-Shaped Room by Lynne Reid Banks. A great classic vintage read - I loved it and so did my mum!!!
Would love to win your giveaway please!!!
Rachel on madeleinessofa.blogspot.com - October 10, 2010 at 10:31 PM
- Crafty Mermaid said...
Happy Birthday! The funniest book I read this year was "Sh*t my dad says". Some places were so funny that I laughed out loud on a bus to the airport! So far my copy has been passed on to six different people.
- October 10, 2010 at 11:43 PM
- Amanda said...
Happy birthday, my dear Kate! Lots of love, Amanda xxx
- October 10, 2010 at 11:49 PM
- barbara said...
Dear Kate, Warmest Birthday wishes, your Nest necklace is so beautiful ... What a wonderful idea to grow "real" roses for the market! Good luck with this.
My favorite book is not new but I always return to it for inspiration and delightful projects, Childhood Treasures by Caroline Zoob.
ps I like the little crochet centre on the sewn pincushions, a good spot to put needles, mine always get mixed up with the pins! - October 11, 2010 at 12:26 AM
- spectacularfairywren said...
Hippy Hoppy Birthday to you!
I am loving reading (in the bath) a book/mag called DUMBO FEATHER: PASS IT ON - great real people stories. And for very big belly laughs, I have loved 'Fat Forty and Fired' by Nigel Marsh...
My favourite section: where Nigel stopped washing his hair to prove the marketing hype of pharma co's... no-one called him stinkhead...
My first needlework literally happened last night and am excited and pin/needlecushion ready! - October 11, 2010 at 12:28 AM
- Knitting with Beer said...
Happy, Happy Birthday Kate! Your necklace is gorgeous. The one book I have read this year is The Journey by Billy Graham. It is wonderful. I hope you enjoy the rest of our day.
- October 11, 2010 at 12:41 AM
- Jenny at Red House said...
Hi Kate, many happy returns, hope 10 happy things happen to you today!!! the book I read this year that made the most impact (not the one I most enjoyed) was A book about bipolar disorder called 'Notes from an Exhibition' by Patrick Gale. Enjoy that yummy cake! jennyx
- October 11, 2010 at 12:50 AM
Happy happy Birthday!
Hope the weather is as lovely and warm as it is over here today.
Love your blog and have a look almost every day.
My favourite book is Man and Boy by Tony Parsons..and not just of the past year!
My biggest inspiration and help has been the book of 250 crochet motifs by Marie Claire! - October 11, 2010 at 3:35 AM
- kirsty said...
I spend far too much time reading blogs and not enough reading books, but my fave is 'The Wrong Boy' by Willy Russell.
I realise that the odds of winning 2 giveaways in as many weeks are miniscule, but hey! Got nothing to lose! xx - October 11, 2010 at 3:40 AM
- kirsty said...
Shit, forgot to wish you Happy Birthday! Enjoy xx
- October 11, 2010 at 3:40 AM
- snoopydog said...
Hello there! It looks as though you've had a really lovely day! What a great day for a birthday! How of you to be offering such a lovely giveaway prize. My favourite post is 'Getting Sorted' from June 8th. I just adore the early morning sunrise photo with the cows on the hill mixed in with a colourful smattering of family life. Great stuff! Have a lovely week. Ros
- October 11, 2010 at 8:40 AM
- snoopydog said...
Oh.... my favourite book this year, so far has been 'The Bone People' by Kerri Hulme ;)Ros
- October 11, 2010 at 8:41 AM
- maree said...
What lovely birthday photos - hope you had a super special memory making day. Mmmm...one of the books I realy enjoyed and that was an easy but 'aha' read is One Red Paperclip by Kyle Macdonald. Love the look of the book and your 'makes' are so gorgeous. PS: It's interesting reading what books other peeps are suggesting..might have to jot them down myself!!! Ciao
- October 11, 2010 at 11:00 AM
Happy Birthday! you lucky thing! ten is reputed to be the perfect lucky number, maybe that will rub off and it will be me!
my fave book this year "The Other Side of the Bridge" by Mary Lawson. Good story and wonderful observations of the simple things in life and how they look from from an outside view point of calm. Highly recommended, just like your blog. emma - October 11, 2010 at 11:38 AM
- Jen G. said...
Happy Birthday! Great month to have a birthday I celebrate at the end of the month. I recently read The Help.
Jen G. - October 11, 2010 at 12:17 PM
- Aubrey said...
I know it would be nepotism [is that the right word?!] but Im going to enter anyway! I am loving all the suggested books and am writing down the names so I too can enjoy reading them. I know you had a wonderful birthday as we had 3 phone calls yesterday!!!!! Believe me every-one she had a great birthday and what is lovely she spreads her joy around so that we too enjoy it as well!!.
One of my favourite books this year was The Winter Garden by Kristen Hannah. It is a light read but a bit different and good reading. Another book is Colm Toibin's Brooklyn, darkish in comparison. I enjoyed the Jennifer Chiaverini Quiling series, especially the one with the runaway slave and the seige of New Orleans, Love Mum - October 11, 2010 at 12:48 PM
- Aubrey said...
I meant to say it would be nepotism if I won...I just didn't finish my sentence, Love Mum
- October 11, 2010 at 12:50 PM
- Amy said...
Love your blog, you are so talented.
My fav read of the year has been 'The opinionated Knitter'. The Elizabeth Zimmermann book. very inspiring for a new knitter like me. - October 11, 2010 at 4:40 PM
- Cath @ chunkychooky said...
Happy Birthday kate, I am a bit late but could not resist your lovely giveaway.
Every year I re read Perfume - by Patrick Susskund, it is my favourite book and I love it more with every read. - October 11, 2010 at 6:48 PM
- Dee said...
Happy birthday ( a great date indeed!)
I don't read anywhere near as much as i'd like to...but i'm just starting a book called "bringing up boys"...i NEED some headsup on how to best parent my sons!! :)
Dee - October 11, 2010 at 7:29 PM
- Amy Paul said...
OMG - your birthday necklace is DIVINE!!! I must put it on a wishlist for Chrissy. Link me up lady!
I'm glad you said in the past year, because, quite frankly - I value my sleep far too much to be reading at the moment, but my favourite from last year was certainly "the birth house" Superb read. I think I've already told you that some time ago - did you get yourself a copy?
Have a happy day - and many happy day's being 34...
xx - October 11, 2010 at 8:08 PM
- Ann-Charlotte said...
Happy happy birthday! Have been following your blog for only a couple of weeks but am all taken by your crochet rabbits and the ball wreath (which I'm currently making an interpretation of) and all lovely COLOURS. Thank you for sharing.
Further I was so pleased to see the necklace and oh cant remember the word for that thing for your hair, but anyway, I've been wanting the same for quite some time and think they are so beautiful and clever.
My favourite read at the moment are the books by Japanese Haruki Murakami. Have read three and am continuing with the rest. So just plunge into any you find!
Have a lovely post-birthday week. - October 11, 2010 at 8:52 PM
- Cat said...
Hello and happy birthday! The film was a disappointment, but the book?! The book was too fabulous. Do yourself a favour and beg, borrow (but maybe not steal) Coraline by Neil Gaimen. Not too long, not too cliched, but utterly terrifying - I made my husband come to bed early so I wouldn't be alone when I finished it!
- October 11, 2010 at 9:34 PM
- karlyn Jackson said...
Happy Birthday to you, looks like you have had a lovely time.
A friend gave me a lovely new craft book called "Pieces of Me" by Janelle Wind. - October 12, 2010 at 12:14 AM
- stitchesoftime said...
Hello and a very happy belated birthday!My fave read has actually been a series of books - not new but new to me - the Elm Creek Quilt series by Jennifer Chiaverini - brilliant social history plus quilting - have loved every one of them!
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- Beth said...
Happy Belated Birthday -- my brother's birthday was 10/10 also! My favorite book this year was The Girl Who Chased the Moon by Sarah Addison Allen. A bit of whimsy, a bit of magic and a really good story. I love all three of her books -- Garden Spells is my favorite -- and I can't wait for her new book to come out next March.
- October 12, 2010 at 1:26 PM
Happy happy belated birthday! I discovered your blog just recently and have to say I love your taste in colour and admire your crafty ways so much.
My favourite book this year is The Raw Shark Texts by Stephen Hall. The first time I read it, I put it down for a day then picked it up and reread it all over again. Just weird and wonderful and ... oh, just everything really, it's not easily explained but it is very very good. If that makes any sense!
Vanessa Stent - October 13, 2010 at 2:19 AM
- Jan said...
Happy Birthday, Kate. I'm new to your Blog, and your celebration of color is infectious. I hate to admit it, but I'm reading all the Harry Potter books from the beginning to the last one, in anticipation of the movie coming out in November. I'm on book 3. And yes, the books are better than the movies.
- October 13, 2010 at 6:57 AM
- frangipani said...
I'm not a big reader-more of a browser of books, especially of the crafty kind so your giveaway books would be perfect for me. I am however SLOWLY making my way through "Eliza's Gift" by Rachael Herron. It combines knitting and a sexy cowboy, who couldn't be interested? haha
- October 13, 2010 at 4:53 PM
Usually my most recent book is my favourite. In the case, Barabara Trapador, "Frankie and Stankie', a beautifully written memoir of a South African childhood. Every page worth savouring.Am looking forward to reading more of her. HAPPY BIRTHDAY kate, good to see you celebrating in style.
- October 13, 2010 at 5:27 PM
- Hen said...
Hi Kate,
Happy belated Birthday, sorry I'm late! Looks like you've had some lovely goodies for your birthday. Please may I enter your giveaway as I am in love with the Cath K pin cushion. My favourite book so far this year has been Romantic Style by Selina Lake.
Hen x - October 13, 2010 at 9:31 PM
Dear Kate,
Happy, happy, happy birthday to you..all of the photos are wonderful and colourful..My last read was probably a book on raising children or similar and since I read here and there craft magazines, books are unfortunately neglected between working until 6PM each day and all the care about my little two girls for which I use all the energy left...Still, it is nice to see what everyone else is reading..Warm hugs from Croatia, Ivana. - October 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
- Juliet said...
Hope you had a good birthday and thank you for sharing your spring colours! I'm afraid I've been crocheting in the evenings rather than reading (or just sleeping!) but my favourite book this year is probably my newest 'Kitchen' by Nigella Lawson. I love cook books and this one is yummy! The marmalade pudding cake is my favourite so far.
Juliet - October 14, 2010 at 12:19 AM
- Maureen said...
With two kids the opportunity to read is slim to none. Although, I was lucky to find a book by Francine Rivers called Mother's Hope by Francine Rivers. Also, an eye opener for me...another was For Women Only. Would love to win. Wish me luck! :)
- October 14, 2010 at 3:17 AM
- rlg101 said...
My favourite book from this year is Gail Caldwell's memoir 'Lets take the Long Way Home' - a memoir of friendship. It is a beautifully eloquent book in which the author chronicles her best friends fight with cancer. Although, it is about death and loss, it describes the type of friendship that most of us wish we had, and the precious things women can give to each other - power, humour, love and self-respect. - October 14, 2010 at 7:03 AM
- HollyM said...
Happy belated birthday. Mine was October 6th. I don't have a great memory for the whole year, but 2 books that stand out are A Year of Magical Thinking and the Story of Edgar Sawtelle.
Love the pincushions! - October 14, 2010 at 2:12 PM
- Leonie Guld said...
I have been offline for a week and was hoping I didn't miss out.....Jane Eyre for me...and I LOVED IT!!!!
- October 15, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- do you mind if i knit said...
I'm reading Elizabeth Zimmerman's "Knitting without Tears" at the moment, and also dipping into lots of other knitting books, and sitting on top of that pile is a book of short stories with authors such as D.H Lawrence, Thomas Hardy, Charles Dickens. What a wonderful giveaway Kate, so relieved I'm back in time to join in. You look wonderful in your FABULOUS Birthday jewellery, just love that necklace. Happy Birthday Kate! Love Vanessa xxx
- October 15, 2010 at 10:09 PM
- Tracy said...
I love how your birthday is going on and on. It must be the nicest feeling. I've read some wonderful books this year. One of the ones I've really enjoyed is Colm Toibin's Brooklyn. I started listening to it as the radio book reading and then got so captivated I had to get the book and finish it myself ahead of the radio schedule. Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel was also a wonderful read.
- October 17, 2010 at 12:40 PM
- Megan said...
looks like you had a lovely birthday! my favourite read of the past year is Maggie O'Farrell's novel, "The Hand That First Held Mine".-I read it in a day as I just couldn't put it down! lovely giveaway :)
- October 17, 2010 at 1:30 PM
- Catherine said...
happy belated birthday! I've been trying to think of a book I've read... oh, yes, I finally read Jane Eyre... but mainly I've been reading books like "the princess and the packet of frozen peas" and other picture books!
- October 17, 2010 at 2:09 PM
I have loved reading your blog. I'm new to all this blog stuff, but you've inspired me with your colour and sense of all things "fresh"! My favourite read has had to be The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows. A beautifully written book.
Deb W - October 17, 2010 at 7:32 PM
- LiaGovers said...
My favorite read of the past year has been 'Attachment in Psychotherapy' of David Wallin. Normally I love essays but also literature a lot, but the past year has been spent in reading books in relation with psychoanalysis.
Would love to join your give-away too. greetings, Lia Govers - October 18, 2010 at 3:34 AM
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- Urban Tortoise said...
Hi Kate, What an amazingly lovely and generous way of celebrating your birthday! I wish all the generosity will come back to you over the coming year!
Ok, my absolute favourite read of the year has to be Material Obsession Two, by Kathy Doughty and Sarah Fielke. The beautiful quilts and colours make the book un- put-downable!!
Best wishes
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Did anyone besides me see the two debut episodes of "Pop Shop" tonight at 9:00 EST? If not, the premise of the show is two youngish guys who own a Los Angeles shop stocked with salvaged and flea-market finds of a somewhat quirky nature. They hire themselves out as designers, and stage their clients' rooms with items from their shop. The items could be Hollywood regency, as in the case of a bedroom they redid tonight, or virtually any re-purposed furniture or accessory of any style. They seem to have a predilection for hanging large items from the ceiling. In the first episode tonight, they hung a life-sized white gorilla in their clients' master bedroom. (The clients later rejected it and had it removed.) In the second episode, they hung a huge hobby horse and a swing over their clients' living/dining room. My own take on the rooms was that they were certainly conversation pieces, but hardly likely to withstand the test of time. I'd love to hear other reactions.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Salviati, | |||
I agree with everything you said. I think this was a pretty fun show and I did enjoy it but that gorilla HAD TO GO! Yikes! | ||||
Salviati, I watched this show. You describe it very well. I got a chuckle or two out of it. These young men do not decorate in my style. I liked some of the things they did. Their artist painted a really nice headboard on the blackboard wall, but I don't think I want a headboard painted on the wall. I did not like the gorilla nor the hobby horse. I did notice that they advertised another new show to be aired next week in this time slot. I think it was decorating your house Disney. MaryleeThis message has been edited. Last edited by: mriley, | ||||
Sal, it looks to me, based on the two episodes I saw tonight, that the homeowners are going to get at least one good custom piece for their project. That could make the rest of it worth the trip! I don't care for animals in the form of heads, fabrics, dangling conversation pieces, or chandeliers so I'd be making changes right away. | ||||
I didn't see this show, but from what has been described perhaps they should go into business with Donna? | ||||
Thanks for the heads up, Sal. I'll pass. | ||||
doodles, there are differences. Not a bit of bling, and most important--they have a sense of humor about themselves. | ||||
I went to college in Phila. where there are several colleges of art. The Pop Shop interiors reminded me of how Art School students with no money would decorate for themselves. The style is whimsical,irreverent and somewhat over the top. This kind of styling had a great impact on me as a young adult.I was impressed to see interior design treated more like a sculpture installation and it did teach me to look at objects with a completely different eye. However,like any ad hoc art installation it does look like a temporary set. These guys are talented for sure. But will it be considered interior decorating by the general public? Or is it more like staging, or theater design? | ||||
They have one big plus...it is not real estate! They look for treasures at the Rose Bowl Flea Market. That is one BIG place. They also haggle over the price of everything they buy. Alexis is over-the-top in his ideas and Tom is more laid back and steady. They complement each other in their design work. I think it is worth watching. MaryleeThis message has been edited. Last edited by: mriley, | ||||
I think their "customers" as young adults probably consider the decor they are getting as temporary, so whimsical is probably okay. Their residences seemed like "starter homes" (a term I detest). A chalkboard wall with a painted bedboard might suit them until they get the hardwood floor paid for, as an example. And the swing as a chair until the custom couch is paid for??? The only thing I'd worry about in the second epidsode is having my child get too attached to the carousel horse as a light fixture. | ||||
Marylee, I've been to the Rose Bowl Flea Market and it is unbelievable! We got there when the dealers were setting up (it was still dark) and they allowed us to come in with them. Cool! BTY, I had overlapping recordings scheduled for last night, so "Gold Rush" won out over Pop Shop. I was so sorry to miss the premier episodes. Hopefully Pop Shop will be picked up for an entire season so I'll get another chance at it! | ||||
My DVR is resting during this show from now on. Did record the first two. Didn't care for the final product in either one...just too different than my taste. It's not that the show is "bad", it's just not for me. But that's just my 2 cents! ~Gail~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To quote a very wise person.... "There is a cover for every pot & a homebuyer for every home!" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | ||||
Charles, it's always lovely to read your professional point of view, and I miss you when you're not around. I won't argue with these guys' cleverness or ingenuity. They are just so far removed from my taste that I won't be further tuning in. I've seen my share of arte povera and found art installations. But it just seems to me that HGTV is going so far out on a limb with this one that the show will be viewed as nothing more than a gimmick, with little repeat viewership. | ||||
It sounds like I missed a new show. I hope I can catch it again. | ||||
Doodles, you may have a point. Anything to rip the bling blinders off Donna's eyes! | ||||
Awww, come on Aychi! The commentary wouldn't be complete without an entry from you!! | ||||
I have just seen the notice of a new show next Friday at 9pm ET. It is called "My House Goes Disney." This is the time slot that "Pop Shop" was in this past week. When I searched My House Goes Disney they only list the one episode. I wonder what HGTV is doing now. | ||||
Saw it. Definitely won't be including this show in my HGTV rotation. | ||||
Aren't you sweet, Sal. But that was my commentary on the show. | ||||
If I ruled the world HGTV would have a seperate sister station for all of its real estate sales related programming. This would leave plenty of space for all the flea market decorating. Then perhaps there would also be room for HGTV to offer viable design solutions to the public who choose not to have astro turf, flaky painted furniture and Asian "antiques" of questionable vintage. I happen to like the Novogratz's, I can tolerate Emily, and I will be watching the Pop Shop guys. I personally would prefer designers who could show Mr. and Mrs. Smith how to get the Veranda/ Elle Decor look without having to go to L.A. or N.Y.C.Then, I like a fresh modern take on classic. This leaves me a little bored with "junque shop" style. If we could have an informative variety of both trendy and classic for the outside as well as the inside, we would truly have a home and garden network. | ||||
Charles, if I ruled the world you would get your wish. But I would also decree than no pick up trucks would be allowed in the city limits unless the back was filled with furniture, plants, or SOMETHING showing the driver actually NEEDS the d*amn thing. And sane SUV's--they would have to be filled with all these children their owners claim to be chauffeuring around! That would mean that we who drive as G*od intended--in sedans with good visibility at every corner, | ||||
Charles and sms, Have either of you contacted HGTV for a chat? I gave info on how to do that on Feb, 18th under the topic "Ask Abby G." You get to chat with a real live person. I don't know how much good it does, but at least you are getting your questions and comments to someone. Re: your posts, I agree with you, Charles and you put it very well. SMS, One of my pet peeves is parking lots. Plenty of room and the trucks and vans park right beside me. Marylee | ||||
mriley, I need to chat with Abby. And I agree with you about trucks and vans in parking lots. Don't you love coming back to the car and finding a huge truck/van parked so close to your door that you have to get it from the passenger side? I have to go into a parking lot and exit from there to get out of my neighborhood because there are always a row of trucks parked there so near the street that you cannot see oncoming traffic when turning in either direction. | ||||
Can anyone tell me what the guys used in the second episode to frame the metal shelves? I recorded the show and they really did not say exactly what it was. I loved the shelves and that was about it... | ||||
In the episode in which a horse was used as a chandelier, the horse was clearly painted with a lead-based paint. What's more, this horse was placed over a dining table--constituting a huge health hazard to the adults, and especially the child living in the house. Using reclaimed materials is an admirable goal, but doing this requires knowledge and caution. What was done in that show was irresponsible. | ||||
Today was the first time I saw this show. The episode with the horse and grass carpet I only stayed tuned in just to see what the finished product looked like. I preferred the BEFORE over the makeover they gave the room. I watched the first couple of minutes of the next episode to see whether that last episode was a fluke, and I quickly realised that was a no... It's definitely not my aesthetic and I can't appreciate whatever design/decorating they do. It's odd because, I don't necessarily need to share someone's design aesthetic to appreciate it. For instance, Sarah Richardson, my taste is different from hers but I can always appreciate the beauty and style of the rooms she does. These guys, not so much. | ||||
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Surge in Foreclosures Could Threaten Housing Rebound
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- New foreclosures are up, and that could prove to be a drag on the U.S. housing market.
RealtyTrac.com reports that home foreclosures are up 2.26% from January to February, and the average price to buy a foreclosed home rose 3.84%, to $179,000.
Still, some states are seeing even more significant upticks in foreclosure activity.
Take Oregon, where new rules on judicial foreclosures have taken effect, including measures that mandate mediation between homeowners and lenders. According to The Oregonian, statewide foreclosures are up by 65% from January to February:
Oregon's seven largest counties collectively reported legal action on 996 properties, according to Gorilla Capital, a Eugene company that buys, redevelops and sells foreclosed homes. Those numbers mostly represent foreclosure cases.
That's 65% more cases than seen a month earlier. And it rivals the 1,036 out-of-court foreclosure starts recorded in those counties a year earlier, before legal complications sent most foreclosures into the court system.
RealtyTrac points out that while U.S. foreclosures were up in February, home repossessions are actually down 25% year to year. Officials at the Irvine Calif., real estate services provider say the foreclosure bonfire is largely extinguished after five years of historically high activity.
Not completely, though.
"At a high level, the U.S. foreclosure inferno has been effectively contained and should be reduced to a slow burn in the next two years," says Daren Blomquist, vice president at RealtyTrac. "But dangerous foreclosure flare-ups are still popping up in states where foreclosures have been delayed by a lengthy court process or by new legislation making it more difficult to foreclose outside of the court system. Foreclosure starts have been steadily building in those states over the last several months and likely will end up as bank repossessions or short sales later this year."
Blomquist points to Oregon's neighbor, Washington, along with other states as examples of heightened foreclosure activity


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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Truly, the Lord works in mysterious ways.
The Ohio Valley Christian boys basketball team appeared to have its season come to end Friday night following a 56-42 setback to host High Street Christian Academy, but it was later discovered that HSCA used an ineligible player for most of the season — allowing OVCS to claim a forfeit victory in the OCSAA Southeast Regional Final held in Franklin County.
The Defenders (13-8) received word on Monday that they were declared the Southeast Regional champions because of the forfeit, which allows OVCS to continue its season into the OCSAA Final Four at Ohio Christian University in Circleville later this weekend. Ohio Valley Christian will face Toledo Emmanuel Christian in a state semifinal at 6 p.m. Friday at OCU.
According to an email issued Monday from OVCS athletic director Jeff Patrick, the Defenders were declared the winners by the OCSAA after it was found that one of the players at High Street Christian was actually a 2012 graduate of Peebles High School.
As for the actual game Friday night, the Crusaders jumped out to an early 21-14 advantage and never looked back, as the hosts shot 50 percent from the field in the 14-point outcome. HSCA led 33-28 at the intermission and 39-31 after three quarters of play, then made a 17-11 run down the stretch to secure the double-digit decision.
OVCS netted 15-of-40 field goal attempts for 38 percent, including a 4-of-17 effort from three-point territory for 24 percent. The guests also sank 8-of-11 free throw attempts for 73 percent.
T.G. Miller led the Defenders with 19 points, followed by Evan Bowman with 13 points and Chance Burleson with five markers. Richard Bowman and Phil Hollingshead rounded out the respective scoring with three and two points.
The Crusaders were 15-of-30 from the field overall, including a 8-of-16 effort from three-point range for 50 percent. The hosts were also 18-of-26 at the charity stripe for 69 percent.
Zack Bro paced HSCA with a game-high 26 points, followed by Joe Rogers with nine points and Drew Copas with eight markers. Caleb McKarty and John Micalac concluded the respective scoring with seven and six points.


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It's been a week since Turkey Day, but are you still feeling the potentially fattening effects? Has a sense of bloat invaded your bedroom?
If recent research is any indication, dissatisfaction with your body -- feeling overweight, unattractive or physically unappealing -- could be putting a crimp in your love life.
The study, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, looked at the way men and women view their bodies during sex, a concept known as body appearance cognitive distraction during sexual activity.
More than 660 people answered questions about their satisfaction with their bodies during sex, as well as their satisfaction with the way they believed their sexual partners viewed their bodies.
The researchers found that being generally dissatisfied with one's body and being unhappy with particular body parts predicted body appearance cognitive distraction during sexual activity. For women, their partner's perceived opinion of their body ("He must think my stomach is too fat or my breasts are too small") also had a negative effect on sexual self-esteem.
It's certainly not uncommon to worry about the way our bodies look, from a spare tire to some cellulite. But when these concerns carry over from the dressing room to the bedroom, they can have a real impact on the ability to feel sexy.
According to a 2011 survey by the makers of the herbal supplement Fembido, 52% of women say that a lack of confidence about their bodies makes them reluctant to be intimate. Admittedly, any survey conducted by a drug company interested in enhancing female desire should be taken with a grain of salt, but previous research has shown that this cognitive distraction can affect sexual self-esteem, assertiveness, arousal, pleasure and even orgasm.
"Bodily concerns can reduce both the frequency and quality of sex," explained Justin Lehmiller, a Harvard University social psychologist and sex columnist. "For one thing, people who do not feel attractive or sexy will be less likely to initiate sex and more likely to turn down offers for it."
So how can you put the "love" back in your love handles? Start by gently asking yourself (or your partner) what's at the root of disinterest in sex.
"Hiding behind being too tired, too busy or too stressed for intimacy are common excuses when the real reason may have to do with body image," said Amy Levine, sex coach and founder of Ignite Your Pleasure. Once you've admitted that you may be feeling less than attractive, work on increasing your self-esteem with these tips:


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