Thursday, April 20, 2006
Sunday, April 16, 2006
JGT Magnets
Here are some of the more "interesting" magnets on our fridge, given to us over the years. I don't think I've ever bought a magnet for myself.
There are a handful of other ones but they're the kind that you get in the mail from real estate agencies, restaurants, or other places that use magnets as advertising material.
There are a handful of other ones but they're the kind that you get in the mail from real estate agencies, restaurants, or other places that use magnets as advertising material.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
JGT Wall-Hangings
I have one of those chinese wall hangings, but I also have 2 destructo-cats, so it stays rolled up in the cupboard. Can you frame these sorts of wall hangings in any way to protect them? That would be so un-Asian though.
So, here are some things that are somewhat safe to hang on the wall:
So, here are some things that are somewhat safe to hang on the wall:
JGT Candles
We have a few candles floating around the house, but the ones on our balcony are more amusing. When we first moved in, we put these garden candle holders out then put regular candles in them. We didn't think that regular candles wouldn't withstand the sun and heat, so this is what we have now. BTW, the dead shrubs were already dead when we moved in.
Monday, April 03, 2006
Sunday, April 02, 2006
Fusebox
The great thing about living in a house that's a hundred years old, is the original wiring.
Here is our fusebox complete with loose insulation and unsheathed 240V wiring (see inset). The previous owners decided, in their infinite wisdom, that it was a good idea to put in 30 amp fuses where they should be 15 amps.
Catching up- doorknob
Ok I know I'm late to the party- but I feel the need to share these:
On my my doorknobs are an assortment of scarves tied around the door handles. This is to prevent LL "door slammer" from adding to our hole-in-wall count.
For variety we also have "rolled up blanket" behind doors since we ran out of scarves.
Saturday, April 01, 2006
"Cupboard under the kitchen sink" challenge
The "Medicine Cabinet" challenge wasn't much of a winner. It may have been a bit too personal too soon. Even I wasn't too sure about sharing the contents of mine without rearranging or removing things from it, so here's one that's a little bit easier (and possibly less embarrassing).
The stuff that lives under my kitchen sink.
The stuff that lives under my kitchen sink.