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Just All Right
I just returned from Germany and stayed one night in Heidelberg at the Crowne Plaza and was not as enchanted with it as some of the other travellers who have posted reviews. The hotel is clean and my room was adequate for me since I was travelling alone, but on the small side. One of the reasons I chose this hotel was that it was suppose to be right around the corner from the old town area, which it wasn't. It is somewhat of a walk to get to the pedestrian zone and definately not around the corner from it. Also, it was suppose to be very close to the train, which it also wasn't. You wouldn't want to walk to the train dragging your luggage behind you. The staff was pleasant, but not particulary warm or overly friendly. I didn't eat dinner at the hotel, but did have their breakfast buffet which was average. I wouldn't discourage anyone from staying here, but it just wasn't for me. There just a was a coldness about the hotel that was less than inviting.
Convenient from all angles
Stayed several nights during 2003. Arrived Frankfurt airport and caught a Lufthansa bus in the terminal that dropped me at the door of the Crowne Plaza after a one hour ride. Hotel room was clean and breakfast buffet was outstanding. Heated indoor poor was top-notch.
Needed a rental car and there's an office/cars in the hotel.
Parked in the basement without fuss.
You can walk to all major sites in Heidelberg from the hotel or you can catch a tram to do same. A stoll along the Neckar river either during the day or at night (preferred) is suggested. A short walk will take you the main railroad station - across from which there is a mall with English-language books.
An alternative hotel is the Marriott Heidelberg which I examined but didn't stay in. It also has a nice pool and a great view of the river, but on the downside it's somewhat distant from the City Center. Either one is acceptable but I'd try the Crowne Plaza first.
I will definitely stay there again!
I recently stayed at the Crowne Plaza for ten days. I would HIGHLY recommend this Hotel. The service was great and the hotel was extremely well maintained. The people were helpful and understanding. The location of the hotel itself was perfect! Right around the corner from the main shopping area and walking distance from the train and bus stops. The business center downstairs was so useful as I had to do light work during some days! The food was good however a little on the expensive side but it was worth it. I spent quite a few comfortable evenings in my room just sewing and drinking tea...with no interruptions. The walls are a bit thin but you barely notice. Not only am I going to stay here everytime I am in Heidelberg but I have recommended this hotel already to a few people! Enjoy
Nice Hotel...Watch out for Nudes!
We picked this hotel because of it's reviews and location. We weren't really disappointed. We took the Luftansa bus/shuttle from the airport which drops you off right behind the hotel. You can buy your tickets onsite there as well as there is a Luftansa office there. We came as a family with two teen and pre-teen children. The location was good for all types of transportation and close to shopping and restaurants. We did not eat at the hotel though it looked nice.
The staff was very friendly and the rooms were very nice and of good size. Loved the robes and slippers. Everybody is walking around the halls in them! I have to warn those bashfuls who go to the pool area...the back area of the pool has a sauna and a steam room with a plunge pool. Great place to relax and unwind. HOWEVER...be warned that it is clothing optional and there is NO DOOR to hide from those children who are swimming in the pool from seeing ALL THERE IS TO SEE of those using the sauna and steam room. Also, if you don't prefer to sit in a steam room and sauna with folks in the buff...well you are out of luck. This area is co-ed too. I also know that this pool/spa area is open (for a fee) to the public and when I was using the steam room, there were others back there who weren't sitting on towels....eeewwww. Also, some of the adults don't always pay attention to the signs and walk in the buff to the pool. Surprise!
The meeting facilities looked wonderful and once again, the staff was great in speaking English and helping us with all of our needs and concerns. The hotel will even loan out bicycles for use around the town.
By the way, Heidelberg is a fabulous town and we will definitely be back. I would reccommend the Crowne Plaza but I would hope the hotel could address some common ground issues on the use of the spa/pool so that all comfort levels can enjoy the ammenities.
Location is its best asset
Within a 5 minute walking distance of the Bismark Platz and Korn Market, the hotel is pretty standard overall. The business center and complimentary breakfast did not quite make up for the fact that the whirlpool was not working, our room overlooked the street where a late party was held, and the food in the dining room was surely lacking in quality and choices.
We found the staff to be professional yet cold.
We would only stay here again as a second choice.
A great choice
The previous reviews have it right. The hotel is first rate. All staff friendly and most English fluent.Rooms are small, but clean and well decorated. Bathroom excellent. I was there in March, and the heat was fine (I opened the window one night, it was a bit warm). The business office with the free Internet acccess was great, and I did not need to bring my computer. Would gladly go back.
Great Choice
We just spent two fabulous nights at this hotel and after a long walk up the hill to the castle we came back to a delicous supper at our hotel and we soaked away our aches and pains in the jacuzzi and sauna.
Add the free internet access and fantastic breakfast buffet and this is the best 105€ I have ever spent. I would return here anytime. The staff was very helpful and the rooms were large and super clean.
Solid Choice
We spent 3 nights here recently, and found it to be a very pleasant hotel. The front desk staff were very helpful. My family especially enjoyed the bountiful breakfast buffet that was included in the room rate. We booked directly with the hotel over the Internet 4 months in advance and found a very low rate (120 Euros per room for 2 people).
The rooms were standard for European hotels, though not particularly large. We were there during hot days in the summer and found the air conditioning barely adequate. They have a separate room at one end of the lobby with 2 computers for Internet access by guests -- open 24 hours. There is also a nice indoor pool and sauna. The hotel is located a short 10-minute walk from the beginning of Haupfstrasse, the main pedestrianized area, with the river just a few more blocks away. There are a few restaurants in the vicinity, but many more are not far at all. For a nice reasonably priced hotel that is close to the sights, this is a good choice.
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How to buy plants that are not propagation prohibited
I just found this message on a tag tonight (I did not buy the plant), and I have questions about it.
1. Will all such plants say "prop prohibited," or will there be codes or numbers one has to look up in order to know if they're prop prohibited? If a plant has a patent number on it but says nothing about propogation being prohibited, does that automatically mean that propagation is prohibited?
2. Are there typically easy sources for non prop-prohibited plants?
3. From a practical perspective, does this law require that I kill seedlings or throw away rhizomes?
4. Most of all, how can I avoid these plants in the future?
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Propagation is only prohibited if done vegetatively such as by cuttings or scions. Your seeds or rhizomes are not covered. You can google any plant by name, that you may have in doubt, and patent information should be available. Most common plants if originally patented, the patent has expired. Al
"Propagation is only prohibited if done vegetatively such as by cuttings..."
That is only true if we are talking about patented plants. There are other types of protections that legally limit propagation, including sexual (seed) production. If we are limiting our discussion to only ornamentals, then patented plants may be all we have to worry about. If we are talking vegetables, etc, it may be a different story.
"May I ... Leave (a patented plant's) babies where they naturally occur?"
Yes, and as was discussed above, if you are talking about seedlings, patents do not cover sexually produced offspring anyway. So, you could even dig the seedlings up and sell them!
"May I ... Move its babies around on my property?"
If you are talking about seedlings (non-vegetatively produced offspring), sure. If you are talking about cuttings or divisions (vegetatively produced offspring), then no.
"May I ... Share its babies with my friends?"
Same answer as the last one.
Thanks so much for all the answers!
So, to me one of the great joys of gardening is the ability to move, experiment with, and share plants with those in my community. Where can I buy plants that I can do those things with without compunction? I would guess that heirloom varieties are so old that their patents are no longer in effect. Additionally, I often see plants without patent numbers at big box stores, etc. Are plants without patent numbers available for division, cutting, and cultivation? Do local nurseries (not big box stores) typically sell plants that specifically patent free? Is there an "open source" movement among plant growers as there is among software designers? I realize they'd cost more, but I think the ability to have fun with the plants would be worth it. What are your ideas about this?
This post was edited by leggs on Fri, Jul 11, 14 at 10:28
Leggs, the vast majority of plants in your garden center will not be patent protected. Any plant without a PP label is not patented.
Plants may be provided with big, professional labels with a trademarked name, but those plants should not be confused with patented varieties.
I'm pretty sure that you are making more of this than truly exists. I think that if you browse your local garden centers, you'll find hundreds of non patented plants! And any seed propagated plant, like heirlooms (or not heirlooms) are not patented.
I often buy new patented introductions.....perennials, a tree, a shrub now and then. They shouldn't be avoided!
Don't confuse the Trademarked plants (trademarks never expire) with a patented plant.
As for having the PPP (Plant Patent Police) come after you for dividing that clump of patented daylilies, don't worry.
The PPP keep track of the big growers to make sure they aren't reproducing a patented variety for mass market selling.
Oh, I know that no one really enforces these things, but I'm a square. Follow the speed limit, don't copy people's CDs, stuff like that. I want to make sure I know what the rules are.
Thank you for the information about the trademark vs. the patents! I think I know just what to look for now! Thank you!
Well, it's like running a stopsign out in the middle of nowhere. Chances of getting stopped may be pretty slim, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea or that people (even the hobbyist gardener) are never caught or punished. Occasionally (although rare), plant patent holders sue hobbyists or very small growers for non-economic reason.
One very good source for checking plant patents is patentgenius.com. That site lists ALL patented plants (but not brand new plants with pending patents - which for practical purposes should be considered as patented). If you know the REAL cultivar name (not the trade name) and take the time to look thoroughly (sometimes listings are not in the category you might initially expect), you can know for sure whether a plant is patented. I have seen patented plants sold without a patent notification on the tags (usually against the explicit instruction of the patent holder).
Here is a link that might be useful: Current Patented Plants List from patentgenius.com
As for having the PPP (Plant Patent Police) come after you for dividing that clump of patented daylilies, don't worry.
The PPP keep track of the big growers to make sure they aren't reproducing a patented variety for mass market selling.
My understanding is that you can propagate for your own use, say to replace them. But not distribute or sell to others. Personally, in my garden, and the dozens of plants I propagate annually to keep the 3 acre property up to snatch, no one would never see a propagated patented plant. Those ones over there? They just look like propagated patented plants, and em, er lets go have some iced tea, okay? Oh, look, its a hawk overheadâ¦..
No, you cannot legally propagate a patented plant for your own use. If you need six for a foundation planting, you cannot buy just one and propagate from that plant.
That's the law. As with any law you decide to flout, you need to ask yourself under what circumstances are you likely to get caught, and avoid those circumstances. The chances may be quite low, but they are not zero.
Alright. I looked through the records and I don't have any patented plants left - they don't seem to do so well here anyway. I do have propagated "trademarked" plants, which has to do more with the name, and I can propagate. Such as the local "Plant Select" series

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black tongue from cheap reds
does anyone know why cheap red wines cause "black tongue"?
it doesn't happen with reasonably priced wines - just the cheap stuff
Isn't the cheap wine processed long enough?
Hi barnmom - it's only from australian wines - the 4 litre casks all made by "reputable" companies - some of the biggest wine manufacturers in the world - Hardies, Coolabah, etc
and it is a personal thing - it only started about three months agho and when I showed my doctor he checked me out for all sorts of diseases (cholera was one of them!!!) - and then we figured out it is the wine and something the manufacturers are now putting into their cheaper products. The wine companies refuse to answer my emails - so I have to start taking bottles of good stuff to barbecues
I googled the topic of red wine and black tongues and found a wine actually called "Black Tongue." A Syrah from Washington priced at $29.00 so it isn't the bargain bin crapola or from Australia. I know that Australia is famed for its Shiraz aka Syrah. Perhaps the wine you bought had a high percentage of this varietal in the blend.
I also found the following on a message board:
: If you're drinking peptol bismol (bismuth) for a hangover, that will turn your tongue black.
: : Drinking red wine is giving me a black tongue. Anyone know why?
: : : Pepto bismol contains bismuth which when combined with the small traces of sulfer found in the intestinal tract creates bismuth-sulfide, a compound that indeed causes darkening of the tongue. As far as the red wine goes, I think it may be the dark color of the wine that stains your tongue black. Try brushing your tongue after drinking red wine! (P.S. I am not a doctor; I had the same problem with pepto bismol and found this info through online research!)
I'm not a big red wine drinker so I have never had this happen. If I drink more than one glass it will be white wine. If red, usually just one. And rarely more than 2 glasses of anything. Oh, I can drink it, I suffer badly!
Here is a link that might be useful: Black Tongue
Black tongue is classic from certain Aussie shirazes. However, you can get it from plenty of cabs as well. It's not a mark of a lesser wine. Plenty of great wines may give you a little black tongue--especially if you drink enough of it within a short period of hours ;-)


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JACKSONVILLE — The exposed brick walls and floor-to-ceiling concrete columns inside the former public defender's office in Downtown Jacksonville have the leadership at Gordon's Castle LLC, a Jacksonville general contractor, envisioning the property renovated into apartments with an urban vibe.
The company has devised a plan that it says would be profitable for an investor: Buying the building and converting it into 45 apartments for a total of $4.5 million, or about $100,000 per apartment.
Apartment development in the urban core would likely have the city's support, as a majority of the nominees to the newly created Downtown Investment Authority have identified increasing the Downtown residential base as a catalyst for bringing more life to the city streets. The problem: Finding investors who are willing to do smaller projects, which tend to be less efficient and less profitable than large-scale developments.
With the city's apartment market obviously in a development cycle — 11 projects have been announced since the beginning of the year, with several under construction — and a renewed focus on Downtown revitalization, converting the old office building at 25 Market St. into apartments seems like a natural fit.
"It is profitable," said David Miller, director of development and project management for Gordon's Castle. "But it may not be as profitable as, say, a new 300-unit complex in a prime area of town."
In 2011, there were 2,365 residential units in Downtown Jacksonville, according to data from Downtown Vision Inc., and about 3,266 people living in those units. Those figures account for apartments and condominiums on both the Northbank and the Southbank, which, according to DVI, were about 90 percent occupied in 2011.
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A rule of thumb in Downtown development is that the number of people living there should be equal to at least 10 percent of the employment base, said Don Shea, executive director of the Jacksonville Civic Council and a DIA nominee. Shea is also a public policy adviser to the city, specializing in Downtown development.
There are about 51,000 employees working Downtown, according to DVI's data, meaning the residential population needs to grow by at least 2,000 people or more than 1,000 units.
"If you do that over a short period of time, it tends to create its own buzz," Shea said.
Much of the opportunity for apartment development in Downtown Jacksonville is renovating old buildings, such as the public defender's office, or land parcels that would lend themselves to high-rise construction, said Batey McGraw, an apartment land broker at Walchle Lear Multifamily Advisors in Jacksonville Beach.
"I believe if you could build a garden-style apartment on the Southbank, somebody would be building it, but you can't," McGraw said. "You have to build mid- or high-rise type product, which is more expensive and therefore requires a higher rent, and additionally, there even is a lack of sites that would afford a developer the opportunity to do a mid-rise development in areas that are attractive and secure."
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The other issue, McGraw said, is the return on a developer's investment in smaller projects.
"From a developer's point of view, there's more money to be made in a 200-unit deal than a 45-unit deal," he said. "Yet the effort required may not be proportionate — in other words, it's not four times as hard to do 200 units versus 50 units, yet the financial gain is four times as good."
The challenges of redeveloping old buildings into apartments were illustrated by The Carling and 11 East Forsyth, two apartment buildings in the Northbank core. Those projects were financed by city-held mortgages. In late 2009, the developer of those buildings, The Vestcor Cos., sought modifications of the city of Jacksonville-held mortgage loans on the 11E and The Carling apartment buildings. The City Council granted the company's request to make interest-only payments for three years on the city loans and to increase the first mortgage to cover tenant improvement for the commercial space in both properties.
Representatives of The Vestcor Cos. did not return calls requesting comment.
Downtown Orlando has seen several successful apartment developments in the past five to 10 years, said Shelton Granade, an executive vice president in capital markets for CBRE Group Inc. (NYSE: CBRE) in Orlando.
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Granade said finding equity investors for those deals hasn't been an issue; rents are higher in the central business district than anywhere else in the Orlando metro area. But equity isn't attracted to small redevelopment deals.
"All the successful deals we've seen here, for instance, have been more scrape and ground-up construction versus retrofitting an office space or some other type of use," Granade said. "It's tough to retrofit some of those buildings, and the parking needs to be there. Trying to retrofit an office space or an old hotel, it's just that the cost generally goes up quite a bit."
There are investors who are interested in projects like the public defender's office, Granade said, but it's a very different investor from one who might back a large-scale suburban apartment complex on the Southside.
"When you get down below 150 or 100 units in an urban setting, it's less likely to be institutional investors and more likely to be private capital," he said. "The demand is still definitely there if they're well-located. It's a different buyer profile, a different type of money."
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Okedoke... I have an Excel spreadsheet with a filename in column A. The filenames listed in column A appear in one or more text files in one or more source directories.
I need Excel to search the text files recursively and return the path(s) of the file(s) that contain the filename specified in column A into column B. If more than one file go to column C etc.
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The text files to search would be in multiple directories under C:\WebDocs\ and are DokuWiki pages some are quite short, such as this page that would need to be returned
===== Problem Description =====
Reopen a closed bank reconciliation.
===== Solution =====
Demonstration of the tool box routine that allows reposting of the bank rec.
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You may have noticed that in the video there is a number to the right of the bank account number. In this case it was a 0. That indicates department 0 which is all departments. You get the department 0 if you have all departments combined using the option in the bank set up called "One Bank for All Departments". If this setting is not checked then when you create your starting bank rec for each department you will get a 1 to the right of the bank rec for department 1 and so on. You should normally only have a 0, or have numbers 1 or greater. If you have both, then the method was changed after the initial bank rec was made. You just have to be aware of this as you move forward. As always backup before you make any changes.
There are some other pages though that are quite long that do not contain videos but would be in the directories being searched. Format is the same, plain text, ==== are place holders for headings may contain links to other pages/sites.
I did find an existing VBA script that sort of does what I need it to. It does not recurse and returns too much information, date/time stamp for instance, where all I need is the path.
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim sh As Worksheet, rng As Range, lr As Long, fPath As String
Set sh = Sheets(1) 'Change to actual
lstRw = sh.Cells.Find(What:="*", After:=sh.Range("A1"), LookAt:=xlPart, LookIn:=xlFormulas, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlPrevious, MatchCase:=False).Row
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If InStr(LCase(fwb), LCase(c.Value)) > 0 Then
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Set f = fs.GetFile(fwb)
Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("D" & x) = f.DateLastModified
Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("B" & x) = f.Path
Worksheets("sheet2").Range("A" & x) = c.Value
Set fs = Nothing
Set f = Nothing
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End Sub
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2013 has been quite the year. It began with a book tour, mid-pointed with us moving into a new house, and ended with us finding out that we have a baby boy on the way. And in between there have been lots of projects, announcements, transformations, and other good stuff. So we thought we'd make our last post of the year a look back at our 20 favorites – from makeovers to personal moments – of the last 12 months. We fell off the "monthly superlative" train somewhere around our move, so we're well overdue for a little retrospective anyways (cue the slow jazz). So here we go, in no particular order…
#1 – Refacing Our Old Fireplace: Perhaps one of the things we miss most about our old house is fireplace and its total facelift. We marble-tiled the surround (including our first stab at herringbone) and constructed, trimmed out, and painted a whole new surround. More on that here, here, here, and here.
#2 – Clara's Cheery Big Girl Room: I think we'd all vote that our favorite space in our new house is Clara's room, where we've had fun with a soft pink ceiling, some chunky crown molding, colorful raindrops & a rose-colored door, no more crib, and a wall o' fun.
#3 – Our Much-Nicer-For-Now Graphic Master Bath: The stenciled subfloor in the sink nook off of our master bedroom is SUCH an upgrade from the old worn carpeting that used to be there – and it was such a cheap solution. We've also ripped up that old carpeting, painted the walls/trim, hung a nice big window-ish mirror, and updated the vanity by adding shelves and new hardware along with refinishing it.
#4 – The Pergola, Er, Cargola: The pergola we built on our carport (hence, the "cargola") fulfilled our lifelong dream of having a pergola. Okay, maybe lifelong is a stretch, but having constructed it from scratch (even building those brackets) gives us quite the confidence boost for someday adding one above our double garage at this house. You can read about the entire process here and here.
#5 – An Imperfectly Perfect Painted Pillow: It's not what she initially envisioned, but we ended up loving the bleed-tastic outcome of this colorful painted pillow that Sherry stenciled using a metal screen and some sponged-on craft paint.
#6 – Striped Stair Makeover: It was plenty satisfying to finally rip up the old carpet on our stairs, but we're so glad we didn't stop there. Instead, we painted lots of blue trim and bannister posts white, also went white with the stair risers, painted the stairway walls and ceilings a light gray-tan color, and stained the railing a dramatic dark tone that picked up on the new black & white runner that we installed. More on that here, here, and here.
#7 – Simple Frames For John's Favorite Art: Although we haven't found a new home for them yet (maybe the nursery or the office?), I loved creating these super simple wood frames for my big bike posters when they hung in our old sunroom. And they were only $7 each!
#8 – Spreading Cheer at The Children's Hospital: How could we not include this? The most rewarding project we took on this year – heck, this decade – was doing a holiday makeover for a family waiting room at the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU. You can read more about that process here, here, and here.
#9 – Celebrating Our Little Dragon: We didn't think we could top the fun of Clara's worm-themed 2nd birthday, but celebrating Clara's third birthday with dragons was a heckova good time. Speaking of which, someone's already talking about her 4th birthday, and she came up with the idea of "a gold party" all on her own. So far she wants to wear a gold dress, serve gold food, and give out gold coins to everyone while they get their faces painted gold… should be interesting to see how this evolves over the next five months.
#10 – Making Over Our New Deck & Sunroom: We can't wait for winter to ease on outta here so we can get back to enjoying the outdoor spaces that we spent so much of this year transforming. From patching, stripping and restaining the deck to completely overhauling the formerly closed-in sunroom (lofted ceiling! tiled floor!) we're ready to kick of Spring out there already. You can read more about the deck makeover here, here, and here. And check out the sunroom reveal (with links back to each stage of that undertaking here).
#11 – Dropping Our First Single: I just watched this again and half-laughed, half-buried-my-face. We are SUCH BIG NERDS. But hey, it's all in the name of some good fun & foolishness (pun intended).
#12 – Upgrading Our Vacation Jars: This easy update to our little vacation time capsules – which up until now had been housed in mason jars – breathed some much needed life into one of our favorite projects of yore. It was nice and simple – and now we've got an even bigger collection of these personal "travel snow globes" of sorts.
#13 – Hardwood Floor-ifying The Upstairs: This almost didn't make the list because the process was far from my favorite time of the year. But ripping up the carpets in our upstairs to install new hardwood floors (and painting all of the doors and trim) was certainly well worth it. You can read more on that process here, here, here, and here.
#14 – Taking On A Showhouse: Accepting the challenge of helping to design an entire house for the 2014 Richmond Homearama (to benefit Habitat For Humanity) has been both exciting and more than a little intimidating. Over the last month we've transitioned from the planning stage to full on let's-get-this-thing-built-and-finished mode. It's been a bit hectic lately, so we totally owe you an update (beyond just what's been showing up on Instagram). The house is now framed, sheetrock is going up next week, and one of our favorite elements – the exposed wood porch detail (made from reclaimed wood) – is coming together right before our eyes.
#15 – Our $51 Guest Bath Update: Embracing the vintage-y feeling of our old guest bathroom, meant sprucing it up with simple (and extra budget friendly) ideas and accessories. First we painted the walls, tended to the window, and then added art and accessories. I'm not sure we're ready to start putting yellow tile in anywhere voluntarily, but it was undeniably charming in the end. We actually kind of miss it!
#16 – Clara's Jellyfish Costume: In our second year not doing a store-bought costume, Clara threw Sherry a curveball with a request for a jellyfish fairy/princess/queen (depending on the day). But with an umbrella, some pretty dangly things and a string of LED lights, we had one happy jellyfish on our hands.
#17 – Cheap & Easy Hallway Upgrade: Another project from the last house that we've earmarked for this house is hallway board & batten (although I'm sure it will evolve for this space – maybe in a chunkier and more detailed way). This hallway update cost us less than $60 and was something the new buyers loved during their first tour, so we're so glad we got 'er done. You can read more about the process here and here.
#18 – Interviewing Jonathan Adler: Put a line through this on Sherry's bucket list: she talked with one of her design idols, Jonathan Adler. And we got all of her extra-gushiness on tape to prove it. If you missed it before, here's her giddy interview below:
#19 – Finalizing Our Curb Appeal: In addition to the aforementioned pergola, we also stepped up our front exterior by boxing out the porch columns to make them match the chunky columns that were already on our carport (more on that process here and here), painting the siding for contrast, and even adding some window boxes.
#20 – Announcing The Barnacle: And of course, we can't make a list of favorite things in 2013 without including a nod to what will surely be the highlight of 2014: the new baby boy (er, "bun" if ask Sherry, "barnacle" if you ask Clara) that we're expecting in April. Which reminds us, it's just about time to start working on that nursery!
And of course, a big reason that these moments are our favorites is because we get to share them with you guys. So a big thanks for being part of our 2013. We can't wait to continue this wild ride with you guys in the big '1-4. Sherry's currently going through 10,000 photos and writing a big tutorial about Clara's homemade Christmas gift, so we'll be back with those details on the 2nd! Haaaappy New Year to you and yours!
Now it's your turn. What's topping your list of favorite life moments / house projects / rapping attempts of the past year? Is there anything in particular that you're excited for in 2014?
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What a great summary recap! You've been busy! Can't wait to hear more about the show house!
A bit of a heavy response, but I just wanted to say thank you for your blog. I am going through some very difficult life circumstances right now as well as some medical problems, and your blog provides a moment of distraction, levity, and smiles every day. What you are doing is making a difference- so thank you. I am hopeful for a better 2014.
Hang in there Chez…..
Thinking of you Chez!
this. <3
Sending hugs your way… I'm praying for your health and happiness. Much love for 2014. xo
So fun looking back at all the projects (or at least 20 of them). All so great, yet so different!
I would love to get your opinion on adding board & batton to our house. We are adding a small mudroon in the future, and I thought board & batton with hooks would be perfect for the space. The problem is we have wood trim throughout our house. Do you think it would look funny to have one room with white trim and board & batton? Thanks for your opinion!
Been a busy year for you guys – it's so fun to see TWO houses in this recap :) That runner takes the cake for me, love it!
That video is so darned cute!!
Happy New Year!!
Love the favorites of 2013! So I have to ask, which sushi restaurant will it be for tonight? Hope you guys have a happy new year!
I always recommend chopstix (in Westchester commons) and soya (on hull st).. i'm sure you already have a place picked out, but those are my trusty keepers!
Popping out my baby girl is definitely #1 on my list! Thanks to you guys for a great year of blogging! It helps me get through my workdays :)
Thank YOU guys for this blog! I love seeing all the changes and my husband has now gone from groaning to "okay, bring it on" when I mention "that one home blog with the adorable little girl that reminds me of our little blondey"!
Our biggest project we did was redoing the flooring and all trim in our entryway from ugly maple laminate and golden oak builder-grade trim (not to mention three different colored doors) to dark hand-scraped-look laminate and WHITE doors and beefy trim everywhere! Definitely inspired by you guys!
Now to have the husband read and reread your cabinet painting posts. We have a golden oak kitchen and mauve laminate countertops to tackle this summer… :)
Clara's jellyfish costume is still my favorite. It was filed with creativity.
I remain amazed at your energy and ambition. Can you please bottle that and send some my way? :D Seriously, you guys rock. All the best with a soon to be, new family addition. Have a blessed, safe and Happy New Year!
Awesome recap! Love the video! Have a Happy New Year, looking forward to your year, and mine!
What a wonderful 2013 you had! Wishing you an even better 2014! Happy new year, John, Sherry, Clara, Burger and baby barnacle!
I'm looking forward to seeing your show house in 2014! Are you guys going to be available anytime during the homearama for meet and greets? I'd love to say "hi" and get my copy of your book signed. Thanks for keeping us all entertained during the workday and have a blessed New Year!
2013 has been a difficult year, so I am very much looking forward to 2014! I am hopeful that it will be a better year!
As for a summary of the year, the one huge thing for our family is that my hubs brewery business FINALLY opened in November, and so far it is going really well! Its A LOT of hard work, but its the dream, KWIM?!? :-)
The kids get bigger every day, and make me laugh all the time! Here is hoping for a good 2014!
You guys have had an incredible year — I can't wait to meet Baby Barnacle!
Best Decision: Moving from Utah to Washington.
Most "Whew!" News Received: That we could use some legally-tied-up money to help purchase a house.
Most "yep!" Moment: Finding the "little white house" that I'd always dreamed of on the water. (Well, technically it's less than a mile from the ocean.)
Best Naming Moment: Listening to our hearts and naming our little place "Tumwater Shores." More on that special name here- http://www.newmomstalk.com/2013/12/16/tumwater-shores/
Biggest Emotional Moment aka Biggest I-Need-to-Blog-About-It Moment: Meeting the woman who was driving the car that hit my husband when he was riding his bicycle (and technically at fault). All of the little bits just went went away and we became fast friends. She's the best woman, the kindest mother, and an amazing (and stylishly-young) grandma!
Most Life-Changing Conversation: My husband telling me two days ago that he's ready for another child.
That leads to 2014
Biggest Hope: Giving another sibling to Susanna Hope
What a fun recap! And what a fabulous year you guys have had. I am so excited to see all you do in 2014 :)
Congrats on a fun year!
Any update on the due date? We're due with our first on April 10th (100 days from today) and it's a BOY!
Look forward to hearing how your 2014 starts!
I'm expecting a boy (my first) on Apr 16… I know a few others who are expecting in March/April, but they're all having girls – I'm still coming to terms with not having a little girl to read my childhood storybooks to, so am glad that you're having a boy, too. I know it's going to be an exciting adventure, and that I'll love playing cars and Lego and will get used to fart jokes etc, but I think it'll be a bit easier being able to share your boy-journey with you! :)
2013 was huge. I married my husband in January, we honeymooned in Vanuatu (he booked it all – surprise!), I had a hugely successful year at work, finished my scholarship, took a dozen teenagers (and my husband, AND my parents) on a 12-day trip to Japan, bought a new (old) home, and we made a baby!!
Almost feels like 2014 has fewer things happening in it… Even though I know our April event will have more impact on our lives than anything that happened last year!
Much love and happy new year. xx
Looks like I have some serious catching up to do… A very Happy (and by the look of it) busy year 2014 to you all!
It was so much fun to go through your top 20 list as I remember smiling at many of them as they occurred. I loved that stair runner and the jellyfish costume. All of your home renovations are gorgeous. Excited for your baby boy in 2014.
Happy New Year,
Awesome. Can't believe all those projects were this year! Craziness. Also, now that we're nearly finished painting every surface in our house, I think we're almost ready to start thinking about adding board and batten to our hallway. I've got your tutorial all pinned and ready. And since the husband has a new miter saw, I think we're ready! Yay 2014!
Loveee the video, haha.
Favorite project of 2013 would be the house we just moved into. It was pretty disgusting when we moved in [it was abandoned for six months before us] and to put it lightly, the last tenant really liked cooking with grease…
The kitchen was a disaster. Flooring replaced, wallpaper stripped, walls scrubbed, painted, re-sealed, replaced one of the sink drains/pipes under the sink, tore down the hood vent over the stove, ripped the dishwasher out, and getting a new fridge. Not in that order… we lived out of a Styrofoam cooler for 2 months before the fridge came. Good thing we work at a restaurant, they fed us ;)
Took a page from your "15 Minute Shade" I think it was called and made some curtains for the kitchen with a dowel rod and some 3M hooks for the rod/hanging. It's still not my favorite place in the house, but it's ours. And I love it :)
Thanks for all your great posts! Enjoy ringing in 2014!
*Molly & Jordan
Happy new years eve! I have been reading this blog for two years now and to read about your growths is encouraging. Cant wait to see the new bean!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! 2013 was most certainly a great one for you guys. The YHL rap is still my favourite thing ever. We reference it at our house pretty much daily. Yo yo yoooo yo! Thanks for a great year of posts and laughs. Looking forward to all that 2014 has in store — and in Sherry's belly! Hurray!
I am super excited for you all about the new baby, but let's be honest…the real highlight of 2013 was definitely the music video. Hushhhhh #madskills #missedcalling :P
I can't wait to see your plans for the nursery! I know this is random but how do you know if you win the giveaway. Do you send an email?
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Furnishing a room to be both functional and pleasing to the eye can take a lot of time and effort. Austrian architect firm Heri & Salli has eschewed such a laborious approach in favor of using just a single piece of furniture. Its Viennese Guest Bed offers much of the functionality required in a guest room. Read More
Earlier this month, the Sky Garden opened at London's 20 Fenchurch Street. The attraction is touted as London's "highest public garden" and spans the top three floors in the building. Gizmag went along to have a look. Read More
Netherlands-based firm i29 recently transformed the interior of a small tower on the roof of Amsterdam's 19th Century De Bijenkorf department store into a novel studio that will host a series of artists-in-residence. The project is dubbed Room on a Roof and indeed comprises just one room. Read More
Flatpack furniture is one thing, but flatpack bridges? That may seem like reaching, but over 50 of them been constructed in the UK and Ireland, and civil engineers at Queen's University Belfast announce that work will soon begin on the world's longest flatpack arch bridge. Read More
Cubitat has all the ingredients of a compact home
Canadian architectural studio Urban Capital, in collaboration with Italian designer Luca Nichetto, has recently presented its "plug & play" concept cube which could transform any space into a fully functioning apartment. Dubbed Cubitat, the multi-purpose cube measures 10 x 10 x 10 ft (3 x 3 x 3 m) and comes equipped with a kitchen, bedroom, entertaining area, bathroom, laundry and storage space. The space-saving design is conceptualized to easily and quickly furnish a small building into a compact home without the need for further renovations or additions. Read More
As water shortage is a serious issue in many parts of the world, a means of efficiently harnessing safe drinking water from thin air without the need of expensive infrastructure could be a real lifesaver. Italy's Architecture and Vision is developing an off-grid bamboo tower called Warka Water that promises just that: the firm says it could collect an annual average of up to 100 liters (26.4 US gallons) of water per day. Read More
MVRDV designs a tower with a twist
MVRDV has good form for producing visually-interesting architecture (take the Glass Farm and Rotterdam Markthal, for example). The Dutch firm is set to continue this trend with a new tower in Vienna that twists dramatically, to produce an almost hourglass-like shape. Read More
Cut Paw Paw house lets the outside in
Australia's Andrew Maynard Architects was tasked with creating a "ridiculously inside-out" extension to a small suburban home in Seddon, Victoria. The firm rose to the challenge and produced an unusual living space dubbed Cut Paw Paw, that blurs the line between indoors and outdoors. Read More
Small prefab Passive House built in just 10 days
We've seen the Passive House sustainability marque awarded to plenty of big flashy home builds. A project in Australia, however, has shown that a certified Passive House needn't be either of those things. Castlemaine Passivhaus is covers just 39 sq m (419 sq ft) and took only 10 days to build. Read More
Custom 30 Foot House: The (not so) tiny towable home
For those who like the thought of living in a compact space but don't want to get too cramped, the Custom 30 Foot House by Colorado-based Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses may be of interest. Built for a family of three, it boasts more space and home comforts than one might expect from a towable tiny dwelling, including a bath and shower, a dishwasher, and enough seating for up to six people. Read More
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