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Beautiful!! Love everything about your kitchen, 1/2 bath and laundry room. It may be a money pit but it is now a gorgeous money pit. You did an excellant job on the transformation. Sit back, relax and enjoy for a while before you do any more renovating. You deserve a break. |
Martha, this is stunning! You said you have soft close drawers and doors. We are going to have custom inset cabinets and were wondering about soft close doors. Does the hinge mechanism take up much interior room? Are you glad you close them? |
Wow, great reveal! Amazing transformation! Everything looks beautiful. I love the light fixture over the banquette. I can tell you put a lot of thought into this remodel. Well done! |
Very nice. I like your powder room floor. Looking to redo mine and was just going to do basket weave until I just saw yours. Gives me something to think about. Good luck with the rest of your projects.From what I see that you need with your kitchen and powder room, the other projects should come out great. |
Oh. My. Where to start? The powder room is a gem, the lights are delicate, the soffit makes it intimate, the mirror classic, and the little vase is a perfect home for the daffodils. The vanity is so classic too, and...is that brass? Yours is the best desk arrangement I've seen, and it makes the desk totally usable. You have room to spread out, a nice view for daydreaming I mean thinking, and can move over to the kitchen table as needed. It looks central to the house, instead of "oh, let's stick a desk in this spot we don't know what to Do with". Love the backsplash, simple subway layout but with so much depth of color. The pendants, the hood, the pop of color that is your daughter! The drying rack! The drip/perm press shirt bar over the sink, great laundry room. I think I'll do a rack like that that then slides under a countertop...lower so I can reach, tuckawayable to be out of the way and sights. Great idea. Such a transformation, you probably never want to leave, just set with a tea and watch nature. Thanks for sharing! |
- Posted by ck_squared (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 16:30
Simply incredible! So many wonderful details. Your island countertop is so divine I want to pet it. Totally agree with bpath on your desk arrangement; it's perfect. The drying rack, genius! The powder room wallpaper is awesome. You must be so thrilled every time you walk into your beautiful new kitchen! p.s. Do you love your Thermy micro drawer? We have the same one and just love it! You get used to that slow open and close pretty fast (a "negative" some people state about micro drawers). |
The kitchen is amazing. What a lovely transformation. I love all the original windows in it. If the rest of the home is like the kitchen you have a beautiful home. And the property sounds like heaven on earth. What is the size of your kitchen? It looks huge, or is that the white paint that opens it up so much? |
Really, really gorgeous. I'm also putting a desk in the kitchen - I desperately need a "control center," and kitchen just makes sense. Any chance you could do a closer-up photo of the desk area? |
OMG!!! I thought I was in Houzz for a moment. Everything is to die for. I love your powder room vanity! If I ever decide to use a pedestal sink, I'm going with your setup instead. Is your vanity marble carrara? |
Stunning, just stunning. You have great taste. Was oxford able to help you with the design or did you design everything?How did you design those beautiful glass cabinets? Can I ask how much of an upcharge that was? thanks! |
- Posted by firsthouse_mp (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 18:58
You had fabulous vision! It all turned out so beautiful. Is the mint Encore tile a greenish color? It looks so gray on my screen. The Dornbracht faucet is indeed a beauty--love that! The whole thing looks amazing! |
- Posted by schoolhouse (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 19:19
Terrific kitchen planning. It truly is beautiful. And that powder room, well, that has to be my favorite PR so far. |
- Posted by marthastoo (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 19:21
Thank you for the kind words. Honestly, it took me about 4 hours from taking the pics to writing up the post! Bph2 - we used a soft close stopper, not a hinge mechanism. Inset can only work with a stopper. They do take up some space, but the other option was slamming doors! ck_squared - I do love my Thermador micro drawer and the slow close. I'm just afraid for when (and it will be a when, not if) it breaks. But for now, I'm loving it! renov8r - the kitchen is 14.5' by 21.' We went with a light cabinets and floor because it was so dark to begin with and a happy by product is that it makes it appear bigger. Lauraeds - right now, my desk is filled with papers (once again). I want to put a blackboard/corkboard in the "backsplash" area of my desk. I'll post pics when that happens. linelle - LOL - DH looked at my pics and said "Those pictures don't look like Houzz pictures." The vanity top is carrera marble and brass too (although I don't think you asked about that). It's from Restoration Hardware: scrappy25 - I pretty much designed everything myself. They just made what I asked of them. The upcharge for the mullioned cabs was an extra $1400 above regular mullioned doors! Still figuring out if it was worth it. firsthouse_mp - the Encore mint has just a hint of green. It's really a taupey-gray with a hint of moss green. |
martha, those pics totally look like Houzz. :) |
Wow! You have a great sense of style. I love your reno and can't wait to see the rest of the house (hint, hint). Enjoy this wonderful space! |
- Posted by cani123 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 20:58
Everything you have done is just gorgeous! |
That is wonderful! Both rooms are beautifully appointed. How long was your time frame for doing the kitchen? Btw, the slab on your island is just gorgeous. |
Beautiful kitchen! I love the marble slab and pr wallpaper...totally houzz worthy! |
Everything is absolutely lovely. Amazing job. You have so much to be proud of! I am using BM Chantilly Lace on all our doors and trim. Such a great white--just barely warm yet still bright. Looks beautiful on your cabinets. The powder room is so chic. Thanks for sharing! |
- Posted by RhettDrive (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 22:02
Not to sound repetitive but.... It all is fabulously done- kudos! ??? Drying rack/drawer in laundry rm.---- was this custom because it is the BEST one I've seen thus far. |
- Posted by greenhaven (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 22:06
Amazing job!!! Love the mullions in those glass doors. |
There is so much to compliment so I will just focus on my favorite thing: the powder room floor. Absolutely awesome! You don't like your fabric? Honestly, I think the grey on the banquette is perfect. Anything else, patterned or brighter, would have been too much. Also much like the steel grey counters, a softer look than black but still with a nice contrast. congratulations on your lovely renovation! |
Beautiful! |
Martha, your kitchen looks light, airy & gorgeous. The movement in your Calacatta - what a beautiful piece of stone. Love your pendants & banquette fixture. And, of course, I love your backsplash. Really pretty tile & vanity in the PR. I could sure use that drying rack. What a great idea! Congrats-it's all beautiful! |
Congratulations! That desk area would even make me want to work there... so well organized and with a view. Also a great corner banquette! I'm in love with the drying rack, and the powder room is just a wonderful collection of finishes. Love your counters and the glass cabinets, as well. |
Marthastoo, thanks for sharing your upcharge for the mullions. I think it was totally worth it for your kitchen since it is such a gorgeous focal point. SO impressed that you designed the whole thing yourself! Congratulations. |
simply amazing! your transformation looks like a pic from houzz or a magazine! so beautiful! |
- Posted by threegraces (My Page) on Mon, Apr 14, 14 at 10:01
Wondeful! your island top is amazing. Swoon! |
WOW! What a transformation! It is like a Cinderella story for kitchens. Your choices are lovely and you guys did a fantastic job. Love that powder room as well. |
- Posted by LongTimeLurker (My Page) on Mon, Apr 14, 14 at 15:13
You live in a magazine. |
- Posted by dccurlygirl (My Page) on Mon, Apr 14, 14 at 20:18
marthastoo, what are the dimensions of your kitchen, including your banquette area? I LOVE your kitchen choices. Beautiful! |
Completely gorgeous! Enjoy it! |
Oh marthastoo -- oh my! Fabulous reno!! |
Wow - I don't know that I can add any more superlatives to what has already been said. Awesome transformation. Really love all those windows that you have. I love the drying rack in the laundry - is that a closet or pantry next to the w/d stack? Your 1/2 bath is the cutest thing ever. You must be so proud of what you've done. It is truly magazine worthy. |
- Posted by motherof3sons (My Page) on Mon, Apr 14, 14 at 22:28
Absolutely drop dead gorgeous and functional! The drying drawer is so unique! And I have to say that wallpaper may end up in my guest bath. I have been trying to find something to give it that WoW factor. Yours jumped out at me! |
ohhhh I just loved it. And the laundry room that hadn't even been there before. |
- Posted by majorielee1 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 2:00
White Kitchen interior looks elegant and stylish. It gives a timeless look that never gets outdated. We have White Kitchen Cabinets in our home as well. |
- Posted by canuckplayer (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 3:03
I can't believe you have an in-drawer gadgets space. I was wondering if something like that could be done while I was preparing dinner tonight! I have 3 containers on my counters and was thinking it would be great if they were out of site, but not loose in a drawer. You stole from Houzz and I'm going to steal from you, lol. All your spaces are absolutely lovely, and well planned out. |
Martha - I have a question for you... How wide are your utensil and knife drawers? I have a 30" and I'm wondering if I have enough room to combine utensils with knives. I love the inserts. Thx. |
- Posted by marthastoo (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 20:30
Thanks again for the kind words. deedles - we demoed the kitchen in late September and had the kitchen basically done except for a few things by mid November. The powder room was demoed in August I think but that was finished very slowly since the tile was miscalculated and it was a special order of 6 weeks each time. RhettDrive - yes, the laundry room cabs were also custom. They also made a soft close double hampers in the bottom cab. dccurlygirl - the kitchen is 14.5' x 21'. The banquette is 82" by 64". Mgoblue85 - yes, that is a pantry next to the washer/dryer. You can see the glass pantry door in the first photo of the kitchen. I took photos of it, but they all came out blurry. It's all Elfa shelves and a moveable cart with butcher block inside. We keep our toaster oven in there as well. Also, the knife drawer is 16" and the utensil drawer is 14" wide. |
Spectacular renovation! Congratulations! About 1 year ago we did a kitchen renovation and created a laundry room/mudroom from part of the garage and another room. Very similar to you. Our only issue is that, unfortunately, the contractor didn't manufacture the laundry room counter high enough to accommodate our LG washer and dryer. They removed the feet to allow them to fit under our granite counter however, now they vibrate so much that the glasses in the kitchen cabinets which back onto the laundry room wall have fallen out of the cabinets. Crazy! So my option was to have them rip out the laundry room or wait and eventually replace the W/D. Well, I'm shopping for a new W/D now and I cannot have any W/D taller than about 38 inches. From floor to the bottom of the granite counter is 38.75 inches. I've been looking for W/D to fit but the only ones I can find are Miele (which would be quite a lot too short, not to mention smaller load capacity) or the Electrolux models that should easily fit under a 38.75" space. I've been told that the EWFLS70JIW vibrates a lot and that there have been many returns and repairs with Electrolux by the sales rep at Sears. Looking for input on whether you are still happy with the W/D. I personally have had bad luck with my Electrolux Fridge and Stove but I still really like the styling and features so I'm torn. Any input is appreciated. |
- Posted by marthastoo (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 21:08
Rybren2 - We have the 60J so I can't speak the the 70J, but I don't have any complaints about it so far. It's not super loud, but it's not quiet either. We had and LG in our old home but our old laundry room had a door, so I never really heard it. It's hard to compare to the Electrolux since it's connected w/o a door into the kitchen which is connected to the family room. I do hear it while I'm watching TV in the FR, but faintly. As far as performance, it's fine. I don't notice it's any better or worse than the LG we had. |
Thanks for the feedback. That's helpful! I have a pocket door between the laundry room/mudroom but my kitchen is also open to the family room so if it's just a matter of hearing it faintly and shutting the pocket door if required I am fine with that. Good to know you've had no issues so far. |
Thanks for the added info. I just may be able to do a combo insert. Appreciate it! |
Your kitchen makes my knees weak. The banquette + office area gave me palpitations. WOW! What a great job. I rather doubt I will ever have a kitchen so large but if I do, I will borrow the banquette + office design. Well done. Just glorious. |
I don't know how I missed this - and since everyone else pretty much said what I was thinking, I'll just say "ditto!" I do love those pendant lights and the chandelier! You must be so happy to walk in there every day - I'm jealous! |
Wow. Just wow. Absolutely gorgeous. I love all the details, and I would have to say that the upcharge on the doors is "worth it" from my perspective as they really add a statement to the room. |
Beautiful!!! You made absolutely perfect choices. I especially love the Capiz Chandelier. I didn't know that those existed. Must. copy. that. one. Enjoy! |
I love your kitchen so much! I love the cabinets, shade of white chosen, the hardware, the gorgeous tile floors, the gorgeous counters, the beautiful backsplash, the sitting area, the desk area, the decorative glass doors, and really everything about your kitchen! Can you post a close up of your beautiful perimeter counters? Both counters are gorgeous! Do you have any pictures of what you did with the trash situation? Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful White Kitchen Reveal! |
Your kitchen is gorgeous! We're planning our kitchen reno now and contacted Oxford Cabinets for an estimate. Would you mind sharing your cabinet and installation costs? |
- Posted by cani123 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Apr 20, 14 at 15:24
Wow, just gorgeous! Could you tell me what the exact name of your granite is? |
- Posted by lcskaisgir (My Page) on Sun, Apr 20, 14 at 19:24
I wish I had more time to write a more detailed gushing of your gorgeous rooms! I'm on vacation and am sneaking a quick peek at GW! Love, love, love EVERY single thing! I'm sure I'll look more at the details when I get home, but fantastic job! |
*All* very beautiful. I love it all, hard to pick out what I like best! Just gorgeous |
Martha, First and foremost you did a specular job on the kitchen. I have a few questions if you don't mind answering. Ceiling Height? Wall cabinet height? How much of a bump out on the sink cabinet? and How wide is your hood? Thanks |
Oh wow! All I know is that I gasped out loud when I saw the transition from the "before" to the "after"! Totally amazing kitchen, and such wonderful details! Enjoy! |
So did you submit your "afters" to any of the kitchen/bath magazines? Your work is absolutely beautiful. And, of course, I'm biased about beaded inset! :) Great job. |
- Posted by marthastoo (My Page) on Tue, Apr 22, 14 at 16:31
lynn2006 - We did a double trash pullout to the left of the sink. I didn't take any pics of that, but it's pretty typical. I think the pics of the knife insert shows the perimeter counters well - it's a dark gray with flecks. cani123 - the granite is called steel gray (leathered) mgmcole - I'd rather not post the cost here, but you certainly message me if you still like to know. Suffice it say it was almost half the cost of all other custom and semi-custom cabinet quotes I received, and they couldn't/wouldn't do the banquette and desk for the price Oxford quoted me. I definitely recommend Oxford, but you must be patient. They will get the job done right, but it will definitely take longer than they say it will. aires61 - We have 8' ceilings, the hood is 42" wide, and the wall cabs were 37.5" high (custom, obviously!). Both the sink and range cab bump outs were 3". Thanks again for all the nice comments. We do love our kitchen so! |
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Martha, Thanks for the information. If you don't mind, can you take a closer pic of you hood? If not I understand. It's looks like you did a 2 piece crown. What style crown did you do? Thanks again. |
Martha, Thank you for the information. I wonder if Oxford Cabinetry would travel to Northern, NJ? I will have to see how far they are from me and call them. Then I will have to compare with Shiloh and a few other brands that I already know the prices of. But going custom will have less fillers and may be best for me if they can come to my home and the price is no more than semi-custom and they can not only make the cabinetry but install it. Would you be so kind to tell me what recessed lighting bulb you used in the ceiling and what color temperature? I know I am doing 3,000K in my home office and not the warmer 2700K and 6" bulbs with 1,150 lumens LED But in my kitchen, I wonder if I should be going warmer at 2,700K if I plan to do white cabinets. The color of your white is so pretty. Are they satin? What grout color and brand and grout width did you use for the beautiful big tiles on your floor? Did Oxford install the floor or did another company? I really do love your counters. Do you find it easier to work on the darker or the lighter counter? I have no room for an island so I have to choose either dark or light counters. I like how your dark counters have a mixture of dark colors and go so well with the stainless steel appliances. Did a separate company install your counters or did Oxford Cabinetry? I have 8 feet ceilings also and would love cabinets 37.5" tall so that the crown is not too much. Yours looks so nice. How many shelves do you have inside? I love the utensil drawer! Thanks for letting me know you chose the double trash and recycling combination. Enjoy your beautiful and functional kitchen! |
Drive from my home to Oxford, PA per Google Maps is: 139 mi & 2 h 43 min Show traffic Currently 2 h 48 min at 7:38 PM on 04-22-14 What is the farthest this Amish Cabinet maker will drive? |
Stunning! Gorgeous, so love the new bathroom makeover. The kitchen is unbelievable! Great job! |
- Posted by BlackChamois (My Page) on Thu, Apr 24, 14 at 1:41
Wow! Wow! Wow! Linelle is right ... looks like Houzz! Great job! I may have missed it, but can you comment on the knobs/pulls? Are they from RH also? |
- Posted by marthastoo (My Page) on Thu, Apr 24, 14 at 9:56
aires61 - we used a cove molding throughout the kitchen: lynne2006 - I'm embarrassed to say I have no idea which kind of lightbulbs we used in the recessed lighting. I just came home and the electrician had put them in. I rarely have them at full blast though - usually I have it at half power. I'm not sure if the cabs are satin. They are a pretty standard finish for cabinets, I think, but they didn't ask. The grout color is antique white and I'm not sure of the brand (whatever they use at Avalon Tile). All the tile was installed by a tiler supplied by my GC, not Oxford. Oxford only installed the cabs - nothing else. I love my leathered granite - it's bulletproof. I honestly don't know how I'd handle the marble on the perimeter since I do all my food prep on it. I'm so happy that I got the best of both worlds - my hassle-free leathered granite for food prep and beautiful calacutta to make my heart sing. The cabinets all came with four shelves. I have no idea if Oxford would come that far. BlackChamois - the pulls and knobs are all RH - Lugarno pulls and Gilmore knobs. |
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- Posted by mlweaving_Marji (My Page) on Thu, Apr 24, 14 at 10:19
your renovation is amazing. Beautifully done. thank you for all the detail. I'm going to borrow your drawer organizing ideas. |
Martha, thanks for posting the close up of the hood. It's appreciated. |
Each and every space you have done is done to perfection! |
- Posted by jerseygirl135 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 24, 14 at 22:33
Hi Martha, I absolutely love your kitchen, bathroom and laundry room! Thank you for sharing. I'm only in the beginning stages of my kitchen remodel research (and like you) stumbled upon GW recently. I was curious what the depth / height of your banquette is since you mentioned that it was very comfortable. Does it have storage underneath? How wide and high is the cabinet that holds the utensils? How high is the drawer underneath that? It's such a great idea. Thanks! |
Just stunning! I want to come over and lounge in that kitchen forever! What color is your grout? T.Y.! |
- Posted by spartans99 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 17, 14 at 1:09
Your kitchen is phenomenal! Absolutely gorgeous! We are also considering Steel Gray granite. How did you decide to go with the leathered option vs. standard. Do you have any pictures close up that you can share? I thought the leathered might make the stone look too light / washed out, but yours looks stunning. |
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I want to decorate some cheap plastic lawn chairs. I know that Krylon Fusion is recommended for painting plastic, but I'm not wild about the colors available at my hardware store. (I know; I am *so* picky!) Can use the Krylon Fusion as a base coat, like primer, and then use another color of enamel spray paint on top of that? Possibly even layer colors? And if I'm using enamel spray paint, do I need to finish it with some sort of top coat, to keep it from rubbing off on people? (Nothing runs a summer party faster than staining everyone's pants!) Appreciate the advice! |
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Talk to the paint department at your home store. You can buy just primer for plastic - it's white. I got some last year and then the paint to cover it. I used paint for plastic but still needed the primer. There are new products out there. Or you could check your home store online or paint company websites for product information. |
Unfortunately the folks at my Lowes don't seem to know. A consultation among four employees yielded only the suggestion to buy several cans and try it out! Which I may end up doing anyway. |
The Krylon is really glossy. I don't think another paint would stick to it well. It's expensive too. I painted a plastic table with it once and easily could've bought a new table for what I had spent on the paint. I'd try something different. |
a good wash with vinegar will help any paint adhere to plastic. I have used regular spray paint and not had much chipping.... |
Look for Rusteoleum primer for plastic. I have not tried it yet, but it is suppose to allow the use of any of their other paints to be used as a top coat. |
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I'm just seeing this thread and perhaps the decission has already been made, but, my experience with Krylon for plastic was not good at all. The stuff started peeling off before one season was over. Of course I didn't use a primer, I don't remember reading anything on the can about using primer. I don't care for the color choices either. kfainf, thanks for the info on Rusteoleum! Rach |
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Review: 'Disconnect' is a Harrowing and Sometimes Too On-the-Nose Drama By Way of 'Crash 2.0′
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on April 11, 2013 | Comments (1)Discourse on the growing disconnect between us due to the overwhelming presence of technology in our daily lives is nothing new. How many friends we have on Facebook becomes more important than how our real friends are doing. We fall in love with online confidants whom we've never even met in real life. Cell phones are omnipresent at dinner tables and movie theaters or even behind the wheel of a moving car. It seems the more connected we are with our online, virtual or electronic personas the less necessary our real ones become. Disconnect takes an intimate, sad and occasionally heartbreaking look at the phenomenon through multiple stories woven together into a whole. The immediate comparison most people will make is to Crash (much like I did in this review's title), but that's only because that film is the most high profile and recent example of this kind of shifting narrative. I include that disclaimer because most folks hate the ever loving hell out of Crash, and it would be a shame to imply the level of quality and sincerity on display between them is comparable. The three main stories spill into each other and outward to form additional smaller stories, but they almost all work to make their point with an honesty humanity towards their characters. It's sometimes too honest in fact as the film can occasionally feel overly bleak and uncompromising even at its most hopeful. It's almost enough to make a person want to go off the […]
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Movie News By Kate Erbland on March 1, 2013 | Comments (3)Considering that you're reading this article on the Internet right now, it doesn't seem likely that you're afraid of the world wide web but, if documentary director Henry Alex Rubin's feature debut has anything to say about that, you soon will be. In Rubin's Disconnect, the technological world is a nefarious one, swarming with bad people trying to do bad things. Some people just like playing Bejeweled and reading Gawker on the interwebs but, sure, there are plenty of people to be feared just a chat window away. The film is also one of those interconnected affairs, tracking a a group of people who are all loosely linked via their Internet activities – Jason Bateman's kid is being catfished by Frank Grillo's kid, while Grillo's cop character is helping out a couple (Alexander Skarsgard and Paula Patton) who appear to have had their identities stolen online and so on and so forth. If something bad can happen to you on the Internet, it looks like Disconnect will address it in one of the film's many plotlines. Unplug now! If you're still Interneting about, check out the trailer for Disconnect after the break.
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You are on vacation. How much meal prep to do you wnat to do? IF you would rather eat at the parks and resorts, then DDP is a good option if you cna get the ADRs you want. Try making ADRs first, then see if the DDP is right for you.
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We're (my wife and 3 kids, 8, 5 & 5) are coming down to the World for a week in June. Last time we came down we had a great time at the Cabins at Fort Wilderness, and we plan on doing that again. Last time we were only down for 4 days, and so we used one of the Grocery Delivery services to have a stocked cabin when we arrived.
This time, we are debating about using the Dining Plan instead. Our thoughts are eat a light breakfast in at the cabins, and then use the plan for a CS lunch and a Sit Down Dinner.
Any thoughts on this? I know that eating at FW can be a bit of a challenge because it is soooooo spread out and getting to meals at FW can be a little more difficult compared to the other resorts. So that means dining out and about for all 7 days. (Rambling now...)
So I guess the point is which is better, using the dining plan as described with young kids, or just doing it all ourselves at our Cabin?
You are on vacation. How much meal prep to do you wnat to do? IF you would rather eat at the parks and resorts, then DDP is a good option if you cna get the ADRs you want. Try making ADRs first, then see if the DDP is right for you.
After much discussion we are going with the meal plan. Now we're having fun pouring over all the reviews of different places to eat. We love Boma so that is a definite on the ADR list. Doing Chef Mickys for a character meal, and now we are exploring options for the other 5 Sit downs. I'm a big fan of the Coral Reef, so we're leaning in that direction too.
do the dinning plan and this will really feel like a vacation. always can take back left overs for lunch the next day.
I am glad you chose to use the dining plan, it's a great way to experience all different kinds of disney food, and save some money while doing it. Go for some of the resturants you love and know you do, but also try something new, too. I'd recommend O'hana (YUM.) I'd also suggest you leave time in between your meals, maybe use the CS for breakfast, and the TS for dinner, because although disney makes them seem small, Counter service meals can fill you up alot, and you don't want to be full for a buffet/big dinner... (have to try everything yummy!!)
Whatever you do, have fun at the parks as well as eating !!
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Columbia, SC, July 1, 2004
- South Carolina Electric & Gas Company (SCE&G), principal subsidiary of SCANA Corporation (NYSE:SCG), today filed an application with the Public Service Commission of South Carolina (PSC) requesting a 5.66 percent overall increase in retail electric base rates.
The electric rate request is largely associated with recovering construction and operating costs for SCE&G's new Jasper Electric Generating Station, which began commercial operation May 1, 2004, and mandatory environmental upgrades primarily related to Federal Clean Air Act regulations. SCE&G's rate request does not include costs associated with construction of the new backup dam at Lake Murray.
The overall 5.66 percent increase breaks down as follows: 8.8 percent for residential; 3.3 percent for small commercial; 5.0 percent for medium commercial; and 2.0 percent for large commercial and industrial.
If approved, the increase would result in an additional $7.63 per month for residential customers using 1,000 kilowatt hours of electricity. SCE&G residential customers using that amount of power currently pay $88.41 per month; thus, those bills would increase to $96.04.
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"When we sought to recover costs for the first part of the Jasper Plant in 2002, we emphasized that reliability is the key driver behind this increase. Since that time, we've seen examples, such as the blackout in the Northeast, that clearly illustrate the value of growing our generation capacity and providing local power to our customers," Lorick said.
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There's a sign posted near the front door of the hi-dive that lists Esme Patterson as the headliner. The opener is listed simply as "Friends of Esme." There have been rumors and even informal announcements about which friends those might be, but all the crowd filling the dark room on South Broadway knows for sure is that Esme Patterson and some other people are playing a show to celebrate the release of Patterson's new album, Woman to Woman, available this week through the Greater Than Collective imprint.
Some of the people are here because they know Patterson as one of the three women who front Paper Bird. Others are here because they were impressed by her 2012 solo debut, All Princes, I. And the mystery surrounding the opening set is part of the draw, too. But this particular album-release show has generated unusual interest thanks to a compelling concept: Each song on the record is written from the perspective of a woman previously known as the lead character in a hit song by a well-known artist.
The venue is nearing capacity, and Denver guitar hero Mike Marchant is the first one on stage. Adam Baumeister plays a slow Phil Spector beat while Marchant unhurriedly strums the opening chords of a popular song written in 1977 by a British guy known for his oversized glasses.
"This is an Elvis Costello song," Marchant says. "It's called 'Alison.' It sounds like a love song, but it's very fucked up."
Patterson knows all about that. She put herself in the title character's shoes when she wrote "Valentine," the opening cut on Woman to Woman. The way Patterson interprets "Alison," the narrator of the song is talking about Alison being pregnant.
That revelation changed her view of the song. "And he's like, 'Well, it's not mine, okay? I heard that you're just a tramp,''' she says in an interview. "You know, he just seems like such a jerk to her. And it's clearly years and years after the fact, too.... He says in the song, 'It's so funny to be seeing you after so long,' and then he goes into all this catty, mean stuff.
"It's like, 'Jeez, Elvis Costello. You've got some issues.' And that's a song that, when it comes on the radio, everyone sings along with it."
Later in the night, just before she starts her set, Patterson will ask the folks in the audience if everyone knows about the concept of the record — about how her songs are responses to all the ones that her friends have covered.
"So I was thinking about how to release it," she'll tell the crowd, "how best to present it and release it into the wild. And who could cover each of these songs? Who the fuck is going to sing 'Jolene'? I couldn't sing that song, you know? I walked into a bar in Nashville and saw somebody singing it, and I was like, 'I will never sing that song.'"
But Patterson found just the right artist here in Denver. With her red Les Paul, singer-songwriter Natalie Tate gets up after Marchant and slowly digs into "Jolene." The gravitas of her commanding rendition of Dolly Parton's classic instantly hushes the crowd. Colorado Springs-based Conor Brougal of Changing Colors then takes the stage for a gritty acoustic version of Townes Van Zandt's "Loretta," the song that provided the initial inspiration for Woman to Woman.
While Patterson was learning to play "Loretta," she started singing the words and got angry, and she started thinking about how one-sided and subjective a lot of love songs are.
"I had all the lyrics written down, and I was learning them," she says of "Loretta." "It was an interesting experience, [one] where you get kind of angry at reading the words, and then you get kind of angry at yourself for just having read them for the first time after you've said 'I love this song.' Really? Did I never listen to the words to this song in a real way?"
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While the Balkanfusion music scene has emerged with gusto in recent years thanks to Balkan Beat Box, Gogol Bordello and more, Firewater was actually so early to the table that a recent hiatus pushed the band into the background, even though it had been a boot camp of sorts for many members of these newer groups. Amidst the changing line-ups, Tod Ashley has remained the one constant, his raspy baritone bristling with anger, frustration and a few sardonic punch lines that belie his punk roots in the '80s/'90s noise-rock outfit Cop Shoot Cop. For Firewater's sixth album, the sound has moved away from the Balkan-rock fusion of the past in favor of the South Asian bhangra and Middle Eastern qawwali flavors that Ashley captured on his laptop while traveling across Asia (more on that in a minute). Even so, there are still stinging art-rock guitar lines, sweeping arrangements, and surprisingly poppy hooks amid the rich musical fabric. It's not really a comeback, but let's just say it's good to have Firewater making music and touring again after such a long sabbatical.
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Is this the first record you've made digitally, or has it been a slow process where you finally got comfortable with it?
This is the first record where the recording was done initially on the computer because logistically that's how I had to do it, since I was traveling. I think we've done some stuff where it was recorded on tape and then went into Pro Tools [software] for whatever reason, but that's all very boring. We have used computers in the past, but this was the first time I actually recorded the loops and then manipulated them after the fact.
How much time did you spend on it?
I did a total of seven sessions over a period of two and a half months. Before that, I was traveling around but not recording—just writing stuff and coming up with the idea of the trip. I guess each of those seven sessions was about five hours, so I had a lot of material to work with.
How did you approach playing with all these local musicians? Did you have to prove that you actually knew how to play an instrument, or—
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Apr 22, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"I have tried many recipes but this by far exceeds any of the others. I used fuji and gala apples and it turned out great. The kids loved it, nice for a rainy day. Good combination of spices.
It was enjoyed by all. Thank you""