05/23/2007 12:46 #39387
BeforeCategory: photos
05/15/2007 13:59 #39284
God just killed Jerry Falwell.Category: life
That is all.
05/14/2007 11:04 #39272
Years in the making.Category: the internets
The photo group that I moderate on Flickr has 326 members, although of course only about two dozen regularly contribute photos and discussion.
Why oh why is there always a couple people who so have to dominate everything and always make trouble? Why does everything always have to be about them and their position and just ME ME ME. How can someone constantly manage to be at the root of all the trouble in a group, and still have so many arguments about how it's not possibly about them, and how they're just a good person that somehow always gets conspired against?
Do you hear that Mister Anderson?
And so: I got out my ban-hammer today. Ka-smash.
That is the sound of inevitability.
Felt sort of good. But my stomach is in knots because it's going to be a shitty week full of emails back and forth and fall out.
Ugh. [s]326[/s] 325
05/13/2007 14:43 #39258
Mother's Day
My Mom
05/12/2007 19:24 #39255
Spring.Category: photos
Does anyone know what sort of flowers these are?
Such a spacious home! :)
you apartment looks cool. It looks really big in the pictures?! Hope you enjoy it!
Nice pad. Looking forward to the after pics. :O)
Hope moving all the stuff goes well!
Granted i can't tell how those white walls look but other then those the place looks great. I have to disagree on the carpet though. Yeah wood floors (if they are in great shape) assuming that is what is under the carpet is great. But soft rugs (assuming again in good shape) are better. Yes they are hard to clean. But in winter they are warmer. Also if they are soft people can lay on them and be comfy and not cold. But that is just my preferance. Rugs are also a good way to help protect the floors. Some home owners will belive it or not tear up the rugs and switch them after every long term tenent.
I really wish we could tear up the carpet.
Jenks: hello!
Felly: Thanks :)
Museumchick: Fireplace doesn't work - we'll put candles in it or something
JSL: yeah, we don't have to replaster - you should have just moved instead of remodeling :)
i have two words for you. the first one is 'congrats' and the second is 'jealous'.
we are so neighbors! (I'm on claremont and bird).
Looks like a great place.
Before the couple we rent from bought the house it was owned by an ancient Italian grandmother who was seemingly blind and into LSD. Note the pasely wall paper in the entry room. The back stare well looks like Charlie Brown's shirt mutated in a Burrough's novel.
Wallpaper aside the place is awesome.
The panelling of the house looks nice. Plus, it's great you'll have a fireplace.
A nice spot. =P
Looks great! Seems from the pictures that it will require less work than my house which I just blogged about on this site! If you need a sledgehammer, though, let me know. ;)