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http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/garden...om-easter.html
WHO AM I KIDDING??? :santahat:
Isn't that beautiful?
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WHO AM I KIDDING??? :santahat:
Isn't that beautiful?
it is beautiful i'm redoing my home a little it's looking nice so far.:elf3:
I hope you know that I was KIDDING! That's not our humble home. BTW, I don't care for the base of that coffee table.Quote:
Originally Posted by angelpugs2
It is very pretty. Wish it was mine too!
Here in the heartland of America, we prefer our natural hardwoods to painted trim. That's nice looking, but give me the richness of full grain beauty for my dream home.
I understand that. I love those windows and the fact that there is a fireplace. We have no fireplace. My husband and I love stone and woodgrain. However, I tend to like both modern and traditional settings, leaning more towards traditional. My husband is traditional all the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by MinnesotaMike
BTW, my mother was very frugal and we didn't have much when we were growing up. She figured we didn't need it if she didn't have it when she was growing up. Sheesh!
Here, look at this.
I especially love the sun porch (three seasons porch as they say in Minnesota). Well, the floor should be hardwood.
Hahah... Hey, Linda, I can already imagine me and you, right there, enjoying our coffee, having a little chat!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshmallow World
I wanted ro write,wow you have stunning house:elf1:
I want that house too:elf3:
The three of us will sit there and chat over coffee! Ha! Ha!
I just found my dining room hutch all decorated for Easter. ;)
http://thebestmoments-pat.blogspot.c...tch-decor.html
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