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Line,
It will be stunning in dark blue!
Love fast projects...the faster you can make them, the faster you can wear them!
White for walls...sigh, not much of a fan. It was what I had as a kid. I wanted a room that was pink or blue or purple, but I got...white. Every room...white. Sigh.
Now my office is lavender, with beautiful purple curtains...we painted it lavender and picked out the curtains to match. My ceiling is blue, not intentional (it was painted that way beforehand) and it's not bad with the lavender! Our bedroom is blue, which also wasn't intentional...it was what we got. But it's not a bad blue, so for now, I'm good with that!
We have a room off of the bedroom that we call the sitting room; it's green, not a great one, not terrible.
Our kitchen is some putrid brownish pink, some wallpaper, all patchy and ugly. But the looks of the kitchen are far less important than some of the other problems, so for now, it's staying that way.
Our living room is a greenish color which isn't great, though not my fave. Stairway is white, hallway upstairs is white. Bathrooms are...green, I think. Or maybe one is blue, one is green. Hubby painted his office yellow. Not my kind of color, but he likes it.
I figure as long as my office is a nice color and the bedroom isn't too bad, I can live with the rest.
A white couch...argh! That must have been awful upkeep.
I like darker colors for
upholstered furniture, because as careful as you are, sooner or
later, something's going to spill/stain. 
Hugs,
Melanie
Hi, My name is Bonnie (Nanny)
I have just started with Switchboard. I am trying to download a photo but apparently it has to be converted to .jpeg and I don't know how to do that. I am hoping once I figure that out then i can verify the size requirements. I just want a pillow size graph and I am really hoping someone can help me with converting from RTF to .jpeg. Thank you.
i look forward to learning from you
haha growing up in a cafe
when shay and i were younger certainly helped he does all the meals
i do the cakes just not customer orders anymore family ones only
now due to my health
Melanie,
Again - you are very welcome..
It would be great if they could get to know other people who have huskies..
I know that a lot of the people on this forum is very close, and they have several meet-ups around the country when the weather allows it..
They even arrange camping trips sometimes.. It's great...
Line,
Oooh, that's a very good point! Of course our summers are much too hot and humid for heavy, intensive training.
I'm so glad you can train your dog year round! Huskies are obviously much
better suited to your climate than to ours.
It's funny...I remember one time years ago I'd found a dog wandering around the city where I lived. This was a gorgeous husky...not sure if this dog was male or female. Anyway, the dog was hanging around in the hot, hot weather and was sooooo sweet...obviously the poor critter didn't want to move, it was so hot out! I did contact animal control, who took him/her away. I hope s/he was reunited with his/her humans or found a good home. Sadly, a few months after I found the poor dog, one of my friends said he would have taken him/her in if no one had claimed the dog, and I know that would have been such a great home. But I didn't know my friend
yet.
My feeling is on this current situation that my friends were terribly misinformed. I wouldn't be surprised to
discover someone told them it would be easy to care for a
husky.
Hopefully with your advice the situation can be dealt with properly.
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Line,
It will be stunning in dark blue!
Love fast projects...the faster you can make them, the faster you can wear them!
White for walls...sigh, not much of a fan. It was what I had as a kid. I wanted a room that was pink or blue or purple, but I got...white. Every room...white. Sigh.
Now my office is lavender, with beautiful purple curtains...we painted it lavender and picked out the curtains to match. My ceiling is blue, not intentional (it was painted that way beforehand) and it's not bad with the lavender! Our bedroom is blue, which also wasn't intentional...it was what we got. But it's not a bad blue, so for now, I'm good with that!
We have a room off of the bedroom that we call the sitting room; it's green, not a great one, not terrible.
Our kitchen is some putrid brownish pink, some wallpaper, all patchy and ugly. But the looks of the kitchen are far less important than some of the other problems, so for now, it's staying that way.
Our living room is a greenish color which isn't great, though not my fave. Stairway is white, hallway upstairs is white. Bathrooms are...green, I think. Or maybe one is blue, one is green. Hubby painted his office yellow. Not my kind of color, but he likes it.
I figure as long as my office is a nice color and the bedroom isn't too bad, I can live with the rest.
A white couch...argh! That must have been awful upkeep.
I like darker colors for
upholstered furniture, because as careful as you are, sooner or
later, something's going to spill/stain. Hugs,
Melanie
Hi, My name is Bonnie (Nanny)
I have just started with Switchboard. I am trying to download a photo but apparently it has to be converted to .jpeg and I don't know how to do that. I am hoping once I figure that out then i can verify the size requirements. I just want a pillow size graph and I am really hoping someone can help me with converting from RTF to .jpeg. Thank you.
i look forward to learning from you
haha growing up in a cafe
when shay and i were younger certainly helped he does all the meals
i do the cakes just not customer orders anymore family ones only
now due to my healthMelanie,
Again - you are very welcome..
It would be great if they could get to know other people who have huskies..
I know that a lot of the people on this forum is very close, and they have several meet-ups around the country when the weather allows it..
They even arrange camping trips sometimes.. It's great...
Line,
Oooh, that's a very good point! Of course our summers are much too hot and humid for heavy, intensive training.
I'm so glad you can train your dog year round!
Huskies are obviously much
better suited to your climate than to ours.It's funny...I remember one time years ago I'd found a dog wandering around the city where I lived. This was a gorgeous husky...not sure if this dog was male or female. Anyway, the dog was hanging around in the hot, hot weather and was sooooo sweet...obviously the poor critter didn't want to move, it was so hot out! I did contact animal control, who took him/her away. I hope s/he was reunited with his/her humans or found a good home. Sadly, a few months after I found the poor dog, one of my friends said he would have taken him/her in if no one had claimed the dog, and I know that would have been such a great home.
But I didn't know my friend
yet.My feeling is on this current situation that my friends were terribly misinformed.
I wouldn't be surprised to
discover someone told them it would be easy to care for a
husky. Hopefully with your advice the situation can be dealt with properly.
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