I used to live in Kettering, Ohio, a neighbor of the more moneyed Oakwood, where clotheslines were banned. Now I live in Portugal and take great pleasure in seeing the bright colours blowing in the breeze. I'm not sure which I find more horrific: laws enforcing uniformity, or laws requiring the use of non-eco-friendly solutions.

I don't iron either. I like CyKatt's version: it's my fashion statement. It's nothing to do with laziness, oh no! :)

Yay! It looks fantastic. Great job! It looks so much cheerier in there now.

I made a birthday card for one of my nephews using a folded shirt and pants, using two twenties. I sticky-back-taped them to the front of the card. He thought it was very cool.

Maybe it's because I'm taking a break from attempting to understand how our brains work... but a solar powered plant is a little too much for me to wrap my brain around!

It must be true what they say about Canadian dollar stores...I'm jealous.

Well I just watched the video and heard why they did it, but it still seems rediculous. But then I think there are so many other important things to spend that much money on. I'm too practical, I guess.

Amazing what folks will think of to spend their money on. Right next to the ocean itself and they decide to spend billions to build a mini ocean? It would make much more sence to me to build this where one is landlocked. Don't ya think? Not that it's not beautiful, but the location seems a rediculous waste of money in my opinion.

~Becky <>< 

Oh, what a happy story! Lucky little guy to be found by someone that loved dogs and cared enough to find his family!

~Becky <><

Looks great! I love the idea of paneling, just not the woody woodpecker coloration. The white is great.