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Framing Out A Mirror That's Mounted On A Door
Let's talk about a mini makeover that involved a whole lot of hiccups. It was alllllll the way back in January that we decided that this mirror on our master bathroom door could stay (unlike the one on our guest bathroom door, which got the heave-ho since the person on the toilet could see THEIR ENTIRE BODY in it). But we figured the bedroom mirror could stay (since it doesn't force you to stare at your reflection while on the porcelain throne) on the condition that we'd create a thicker frame around it to give it more presence so it looked less like one of those big flimsy $5 mirrors that you bring to college. Not that there's anything wrong with those (we were both very happy to cart them off to school), but we like to think we've since graduated from that look. But yeah, even though this plan was hatched in January, it has taken us until September to actually do it. Oops.
We're glad we kept it, since it has been very functional (double-checking outfits, fixing hair, flexing – you know, the usual) but the basic plastic clips weren't much to look at.
Having seen lots of other bloggers upgrade their mirrors with trim (like Layla & Kevin, for example) we were confident that it'd be a pretty easy task (FYI, this is what I like to call "foreshadowing").
First I took the door of its hinges so I could work with it laying flat. The basic plan was: remove mirror, reattached with glue (so plastic clips wouldn't be in the way of trim), cut molding with miter saw, and glue to door around mirror. Simple, right?
Before removing the mirror I traced the outline with a red pen so we would be sure to glue it back on in the right spot. I didn't care about marking the door since this part would eventually be covered by trim.
With the clips unscrewed and removed, the mirror came off no problem (though part of me secretly hoped it had already been glued in place).
We picked up this Liquid Nails Mirror Adhesive at Lowe's for about $5. It's apparently designed not to damage the reflective coating on the back of the mirror (which is why we used it over other adhesives, which could cause visible-through-the-mirror marks over time). Oh but before we used it we sanded the back of the door where the mirror would be glued (since it recommended doing that to rough things up before gluing any painted surface).
Since it was kinda stinky, we moved our mirror-gluing operation into the sunroom where I happily got to squirting blobs of adhesive as I remembered the instructions suggested (hint: more foreshadowing).
With Sherry's help, we put the mirror in place, pressed it down and left it alone to dry for 72 hours.
At Lowe's we also picked up some trim that looked made for this job (though I think it's actually meant for the top of beadboard). The groove in it was perfect for laying flat over the edge of the mirror.
Well, long story short, after measuring and cutting all of the pieces (and just moments before gluing it down) we stepped back and realized it really wasn't much of an upgrade. At all. It just looked even more like one of those cheap $5 college mirrors. Oh, accidental regression – I love how you sneak up on us.
So with about $10 in trim down the drain, I went back to Lowe's and found some heftier stuff that still sported enough of a lip to sit nicely over the edge of the mirror. Instead of about an inch and a quarter of width, this trim was nearly three inches wide. We landed on that size because anything thicker would potentially run into the doorknob, but it was almost twice as thick as the too-thin trim that we tried first.
We obviously wanted the mitered corners to match up with the beveled corner of the mirror. So to help me find my cut lines, I placed a piece of painter's tape along the line of the bevel to effectively "extend" my corner. Then I marked where I wanted to make my 45-degree cuts using my miter saw.
With all of my cuts made, I double-checked to make sure everything lined up nicely…
…and then broke out some heavy duty Liquid Nails to glue all of the trim in place. Normally I prefer nails or screws over glue, but I went out of my comfort zone on this one since screwing or nailing next to a mirror made me nervous and everything on the Liquid Nails tube insinuated that it could handle the job.
I squirted out a thin line of adhesive on each piece of trim (on the side that would sit against the door, not the mirror) and carefully laid all four pieces in place.
Just to be sure nothing shifted during drying, I taped each piece down. Can't be too careful, right?
Well apparently I could've been more careful. After letting the trim dry for a day (the mirror had set for 72 hours at this point), I eagerly reattached the door (keep in mind that we'd been living bathroom door-less for about four days thanks to the false start with the too-thin trim) and took a celebratory shower.
Maybe it was the steam from the shower? Maybe it was re-hanging the mirror too soon before things fully cured? Whatever it was, moments after I finished get dressed after my shower – the mirror slid off the door, busting off the bottom piece of trim in the process. The other three pieces stayed in place, which thankfully kept the mirror from toppling over onto the floor. So the only damage to the mirror was a chipped corner that would be covered by trim anyway. But Sherry and I did nearly hyperventilate when we heard a crash from the bedroom and ran in to see what happened.
I didn't take many pics of the "aftermath" because I was kinda grumpy about the whole thing. Not only did I have to redo everything (including having to scrape off all of the old glue), but I wasn't quite sure where I had gone wrong.
Well, re-reading the directions on the back of the mirror adhesive offered some clues. Like "Do not use this product without a permanent support system. " Oops. Plus some parts about letting the glue set for a full week and applying it to the mirror back, not the door (though I doubt that second tip made much of a difference since it gets on both surfaces when you mash them together) might have come into play too.
So in doing this a second time, I was determined to follow the directions. This time the adhesive was applied to the mirror… generously but in less large globs (Sherry called the first ones "cookie sized" but I'd describe these more as golf-ball-sized (and not as thick, so it could cure more easily). In addition to the blobs described in the directions, I criss-crossed some lines too, just to be
safe a crazed man who couldn't handle another mirror failure.
As for a permanent support solution, I wasn't about to re-install the clips since the point of this whole glue/framing method was to avoid them (and the trim wouldn't look great with big lumpy clips under it). So I improvised and carefully added some small finishing nails around the edges of the mirror. They went into the door nice and solidly, and the head provides a nice little rest/stop for the mirror. They might not work as a support solution all on their own (if there weren't trim and glue also coming into play) but I was banking on them being enough to keep it from sliding as easily as it did after just two days of setting without any other support going on.
So with the mirror re-glued and nailed in place, Sherry and I started to countdown SEVEN FULL DAYS of letting the glue set. Even though it meant a full week of a door-less master bathroom, it felt like a necessary sacrifice if I didn't want to do this a third time. And that's how Captain Careful rolls.
On the seventh night (I feel like I'm telling a bible story all of the sudden) I actually stood the door up in the sunroom to do an overnight test (before putting the trim on again). To be extra safe, we placed the door on a big pillow so the mirror would have a soft landing if it decided to detach itself and slide down towards the floor again. Luckily, it didn't. It passed the seventh night test! So the next morning I reglued all of the trim in place, let that dry flat on the floor for about five nights (more than three recommended in the instructions because we were out of town) and FINALLY put the door back on its hinges… just in time for Clara to resume her favorite activity: gazing at herself and shouting things like "sah pretteh!" and "iss baby!"
After all of the trouble that went into the project, I'll admit that it doesn't feel like the biggest and most life-changing payoff, but it's definitely an upgrade. The white trim on white door doesn't really "pop" in photos, but in person it's a nice layered architectural detail that ties into the big quatrefoil mirror that we hung in front of the nearby over-the-sink window. And the goal of this project was just to finish the raw mirror edges more nicely, not draw lots of attention to it or anything (so painting it a color would just make it compete with other things like the mirror over the sink which, no offense to our newly trimmed fella, is much more interesting). So we're kinda glad this update is of the subtle variety.
More than anything, I'm just glad to have the project successfully completed, to have some privacy returned to our bathroom and to no longer have to stare at those clear plastic mirror clips. Yep, now we can stare at more important things… like the doorknob that needs updating (probably with a can of ORB since my wife is so smitten).
As for the total cost, the second batch of thicker trim was $12, so the entire cost of the project with mirror adhesive should be around $17 if you don't mess up and buy ten bucks worth of too-thin trim (which we hope to repurpose someday in some capacity…). Update: we just learned that Lowe's & Home Depot will take trim back (even if it has been cut, as long as it's over 12″). So here's hoping we can recoup the $10 that we spent on that too-thin trim.
Have you guys make any subtle changes lately? Or encountered an "easy" project that had more hiccups than you ever thought possible? I'm happy to report that as of this posting, the door has survived five nights without falling down (even with a handful of steamy showers). Success! At least for now. We'll keep you posted if things take a turn for the "ahhhh, I just heard a loud crash in the bedroom."
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The mirror looks great. I recently framed up my naked mirror in the main bathroom. It had a lot of extra unforeseen steps as well.
OOOH that is one sexy camera tripod leg in that last picture! Yeow!! :)
I am so glad you posted this – I have been dying to frame out the mirror in my bathroom to make it a little more custom and it has those metal clips that lie flat against the mirror on the bottom and the ugly plastic ones on top. I think I can just glue the mirror and replace the plastic clips on the top with the flat metal ones and that should do the trick but I would have never expected it to fall after that seriously strong adhesive! I guess I will just have to tape the mirror to the wall while the glue dries? Anyways – you have definitely given me something to prepare for! :) Happy Wednesday!
Whoa! Holy nightmare project Batman! :-O
We didn't do any extra securing or waiting for things to cure, and those suckers are stuck on there big time! Weird!
So glad you finally got yours to work and thanks for linkin' to us today!
Kevin and Layla
No offesne intended whatsoever… but keeping it real, to me, this was WAY too much EFFORT for WAY to little EFFECT. Just my humble opinion, of course! I give you an A+ for effort, and to each his own! I love MOST of the stuff you kids do!
this made me feel a little better about myself, because most of our home improvement tasks include MANY hiccups. and, sometimes coming here makes me feel worse, because you guys seem to have more happy accidents, than hiccups. ;)
glad it worked out – we actually have the exact nick in our mirror, but it doesn't have a frame around it!
WOW!!! I think that makes a HUGE difference! Hats off to you guys! I really despise those clips, our cookie cutter home has them in both bathrooms and we plan to go through mirror mate since ours are so large. Great job guys!
Wonder if it had anything to do with the fact that our doors just had 7 year old primer on them, and not paint?
When I was reading this I was shouting (in my head – I'm at work) "Pile books on it!" I made a mirror once and I'm convinced the liquid mirror glue only worked because I piled about 10 textbooks on top :)
Putting the nails around the mirror is a great idea. Thanks!
Do you think this type of mounting would work on a wall? I have a giant mirror over a vanity that has those awful plastic clips. I think my biggest hesitation would be gluing it to the wall.
John-We just did the same thing to a big octagonal mirror we hung on the fireplace. What we did was mount the piece of glass to the wall directly with those ugly plastic clips. Then we cut 8 pieces of trim molding to fit around each side. My husband cut out little holes in the back so the plastic clips would fit inside and the trim would be flush against the wall. Then for added support he used a nail gun and shot nails through the trim into the wall. That thing isn't going anywhere. Can't be too safe with little ones around on the floor. Maybe you could nail your trim around the mirror directly to the door (then paint over it with white to hide the nails.)
Love your writing style and humor! The newly reinforced mirror looks great!
Here's another possibility to consider if you do something like this again. Lowe's sells foam crown moulding that's thick (nearly 3″). I framed a mirror in our half-bath with this crown moulding. The mirror is mounted to the wall with a metal lip that sits on the backsplash. My husband cut it on the mitre saw flat (not standing up, like you would if you were putting the moulding up on the wall), and then I attached it together as a frame with a combination of glue and staples (from a staple gun on the back). I then painted it white with my trim paint (even though it comes in a white color, I needed it to have some water protection, and the back of the trim, which is reflected in the mirror, is yellow, so i painted that white too.)
I haven't hung it yet, but when I do, I'll use the Scotch Mounting Putty – this stuff:
I used this to hang some picture frame moulding in a bathroom, as well as to tack down pictures in that same bathroom. This stuff works really well, and it's removable. And since the foam frame is so light, it should hold well with the putty. Actually, I also used the putty on another type of foam frame that I put up on a mirror in the bathroom, and it's doing fine. You can get the stuff at AC Moore (or I'm sure at another craft store), and it's about $2 for a pack. I'll use the whole pack to hang my foam frame. And even if the foam frame fell, it wouldn't be heavy and damage anything. And the biggest plus is that you don't have to remove the mirror to do this, since the foam is wide and has a little bit of give and can go over the clips or metal lip or whatever is holding the mirror up.
And by the way, your new mirror frame certainly looks nice! So glad that it's staying put now!
I'm just curious-why is there a blurred out picture in your bedroom? I guess the obvious answer is you don't want to show the contents!
Oops! Sorry! Now I won't be trying to figure out what it's a picture of!
it looks good! i'm nearly finished with a similar project – my new (to me) house has large bathroom mirrors and i wanted to add molding around them to finish them off. i had a friend cut the wood for me and i used liquid nails to glue it directly on the mirror. that's all that i could use because of the way the mirror is inset into some tile. anyhoo, it mostly worked, although one board did fall off (remember i had to do everything vertically — these are big mirrors that i was afraid to take down). i realized i needed more adhesive on that board and that solved my problem. now everything looks good (i still need to caulk a bit and touch up the paint). my advice is to slop on the liquid nails, but not too close to the edges or you'll see it reflected.
The door-with-newly-trimmed-mirror looks GREAT; I think it's a tiny change that has huge impact! My favorite thing though about this post? The Captain Careful line and Clara's comments about herself…oh that is gonna make me smile all day!
I'm sure you've covered this before, but might I ask what color is the paint in your bedroom? It looks like the perfect shade on soothing blue. Love the door mirror!
Thanks so much! I'm always on the lookout for soothing yet fun blue and green paint. :)
love the door re-do! I always laugh at the guest mirror post because I remember going to a hotel that had that same "problem" and remember thinking as I was doing my biznez, "well that's an angle you don't see everyday." HAH! Glad you thought better for your house guests!
Glad to see you mention the knobs in your comments. I recently switched out every 1979 icky faux brass textured knob in the whole house for a simple updated brushed satin one and it made the biggest difference of ANYTHING I have done. After one full year of remodeling that really is saying something!
Thanks for sharing your successes and mishaps! I have a mirror like this in both our bedroom and the bathroom, so I love this project. Plus it looks like something even I could tackle :) Do you think it would be possible to create a frame for a cheap mirror like this that is sturdy enough to lean against a wall? I feel like that would be cheaper and way more fun than buying a giant and sturdy framed out mirror. Luckily I have two mirrors to play with I guess!
This had a much better ending that our bathroom mirror story. The first time we replaced the mirror in our hall bathroom we chose a pivot mirror where you screw the supports into the wall and then clamp the mirror to the supports. I liked the airy feeling of having some space between the wall and the mirror…
Unfortunately we live very close to the train tracks and have a raised foundation and our whole house shakes from the train 6 or so times a day. The day we installed the mirror we heard this huge crashing noise, ran upstairs to find the mirror in the bathtub (about 3 feet away). The train had just gone by, the mirror shook out of the brackets, rolled across the toilet and crashed into the bathtub.
So no more pivoting mirrors for us and everything hanging on the wall is either screwed into the studs or using earthquake hardware to make sure it doesn't go anywhere.
I think it looks lovely!
This is such weird/great timing. This past weekend, inspired by this blog, I decided to change my dining room light fixture. I am a newbie at all this but after reading a couple of times how simple it is to change a hanging fixture, I thought it'd be a great 1st project. Well, three hours later everything was up but the light didn't work. Two hours after that, with help from my husband, it was finally working. Five hours to hang a fixture??! I was feeling pretty bummed and wondered if this type of thing (it'll only take me minutes, its so easy!) still happened at your house. I'm sorry for the frustration but it gives me hope that house projects will get easier and everybody still has a tough time every once in a while!
I think it's pretty funny that a lot of the comments are suggesting ORB-ing the "ugly" doorknob, because that is the same doorknob I am switching out all of the ones in my house to! For my house, I really like the antique brass, rounded knob look. Much better than what was there before – fluted shape, scratched, and originally-shiny-but-now-tarnished brass. I'm just not an ORB girl.
I do love seeing and hearing everyone's differing styles though. It would be boring if we all had the same cookie-cutter houses!
Lol. I love John posts, they're always such epic battles!
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Raft of issues listed in documents about aging core facility
AGE is starting to catch up with a much-beloved inner-city pool.
Documents obtained through a freedom-of-information request reveal parts of the Sherbrook Pool have deteriorated to the point where they have been deemed "antiquated" or beyond their "useful life." Facility condition index reports from 2011 and 2012 show the pool's concrete floors, exterior brick-and-stone walls and foundation are damaged and everything from the heating and cooling system, electrical service, plumbing and pipes to the water heater and washrooms are considered "aged." The roof, exterior doors, floor and wall finishes are all past their lifespan, and the reports also flagged concerns over toxic asbestos-containing materials, possible lead paint, damage to the exterior walls and non-compliant security alarms.
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The issue rose to national attention when Guy Maddin, maker of the acclaimed documentary My Winnipeg that includes the Sherbrook Pool as a prominent locale, wrote Mayor Sam Katz to say he's "extremely saddened" to hear about the possible closure.
"My film, My Winnipeg, is a fanciful and affectionate look at what is really a great city, the city I love, our Winnipeg.
"In the movie, I dreamed there are actually three levels to Sherbrook Pool -- that's how deeply I felt that facility rooted itself in our city's collective memory," he wrote.
The pool closed in November after inspectors discovered 10 pillars supporting the roof had eroded. City officials said the pool's superintendent initially noticed paint peeling on the concrete tiles that encase the pillars and an engineer subsequently found corrosion hidden beneath the concrete tiles.
The city has since cancelled all swimming lessons at the pool. Officials have not said when the facility will reopen and are waiting for the findings of an external engineering report before releasing more details.
The pool's condition reports come amid a push for the city to spend money to ensure the facility reopens.
The group Friends of the Sherbrook Pool have urged council's executive policy committee to include funding for pool repairs in its 2013 budget. Former patrons said the facility is badly needed in the neighbourhood, and is one of the few city pools with warmer water and easy access for seniors.
Finance chairman Coun. Russ Wyatt (Transcona) declined to comment on whether or not Winnipeg will spend additional money on the facility, saying he will wait to see a report on the matter. However, Wyatt said the pool's closure is a symptom of the challenges facing Winnipeg's aging infrastructure. Many city facilities were built in the 1950s -- the Sherbrook Pool in the 1930s -- and are reaching a point where they are coming to the end of their lifespan, he said.
Wyatt said the Arlington Bridge is one example, as the city currently spends millions to maintain the structure that may not have that many years left. The city plans to spend $1.5 million this year to study whether the bridge should be replaced, undergo major reconstruction or be decommissioned.
"There comes a point when it's a bad investment because the amount you're spending is exceeding the ability to get any more years of productive use out of that bridge," Wyatt said.
Wyatt said the infrastructure problem is compounded by the fact other levels of government have "abandoned" the city and said no to things that would help Winnipeg raise more money to address the problem, including enacting a municipal sales tax.
The Sherbrook Pool is the latest city facility closed due to safety concerns. In August, the city announced the sudden and immediate closure of the Civic Centre Parkade after engineers declared the Princess Street facility suffers from structural-integrity issues.
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pulseaudio-equalizer is a multiband audio frequency equalizer; a super tone control. It needs to be on your multimedia page because it took me 2 hours to find it. You can install it in Debian variants (I have Mint 17.1) by cuttin' and pastin' this into a terminal:
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"... TMSU is a tool for tagging your files. It provides a simple command-line tool for applying tags and a virtual filesystem so that you can get a tag-based view of your files from within any other program.
TMSU does not alter your files in any way: they remain unchanged on disk, or on the network, wherever you put them. TMSU maintains its own database and you simply gain an additional view, which you can mount, based upon the tags you set up. The only commitment required is your time and there's absolutely no lock-in ...":
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Is it too later to fertilize nectarin ??
I have a nectarine tree does not put a lot of branches and leaves. Newly grew branches are between 6- 12 " long . What should I do to enough it to grow another 6-12" ?
I fertilized it in ealry spring, is it too late to put more fertilizer?
If they've stopped growing then trying for more growth this year might not help next years crop. The late growth might not set many flower buds. And if you have peaches on the tree trying to push new growth with water and N may decrease eating quality. That much growth will still give you a good crop next year. And you could push growth early next year if needed.
Fruitnut, I am not really trying for crop. This tree is so small and so few branches. I try to make it a little bigger and full.
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We planted a honey crisp apple tree 6 years ago, the first year it blossomed and had a good amount but not too many apples. Since then it has not blossomed at all, we bought another one about 2 years later. That one has never blossomed. We have a crab apple tree about 30 ft. away and it has bloomed every year. It gets new shoots and has had a lot of growth otherwise. We would like apples from it again, is there something we need to be doing?
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I'm about 25 miles north of Brainerd in MN and my Honeycrisp are my slowest growing apple tree. Part of that may be that it is a zone 4 tree and most of the rest of my trees are zone 3. I'm not getting any dieback, but the growth is SLOW. No blossoms yet.
I started planting apple trees in 2009. 50 trees that year, 5 varieties all on semi-D. 25 the next. 25 the next.
Last year frost got the blossoms on everything except a few plum trees.
This year almost every apple tree over 3 years old, including numerous ones that never had flowers before, are loaded with blossoms. I've been thinning like crazy.
So, for me in central MN, it took 5 years including an extra year due to frost. I have 25 two year old honeycrisp that seem to be doing well but did not flower this year.
"You're going to be drowning in apples in a few years! "
T hope so. add 75 cherry trees to the mix. this year also the 1st time bearing for most of them.
My tentative plan is to have a pick your own operation as a retirement hobby/income a couple of years from now. since the trees take so long to start bearing it's taken a lot of advance work,
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2011: I'm going in!
By Eric M
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The gear needed for 2011
Some of you (who the hell am I kidding, no one reads this!) who remember my photo about starting up again in 2010 that pictured a D3, a PS3 controller and a host of Molson Ice. Well, the time has come for another year of... err... things. Yes, things and stuff!
This year is no different, however things in my life have become increasingly chaotic. We bought a new house, birthed a new baby (well, I didn't, my wife did, but I was there just as sober as I could muster after a half dozen long islands), I started a new job, working like a dog and writing a book all the process. On top of that, in my free time I've decided to teach myself Japanese and learn to make sushi.
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A good friend of mine taught me the basics of making sushi. He's the proud host of my site, check him out when you get a chance (http://www.comfychairconsulting.com/).
New Years Resolutions are for chumps if you ask me. Why the hell do you need a new year to start something awesome?! Just BE awesome! You don't need some jackwagon like Carson Daily to tell you that it's time to start a new part of your life. Just do. Ignore the other idiots and do what you want. If you want to have a baby, have one. We did and we love him! If you want to learn to hulla-hoop for 10 minutes, practice now! Why wait? Do you need permission to be awesome? Hell no! But, if that's what you need here. Fine.
"I hereby grant thee the power of awesomeness, that was once passed down to me from King Awesome and crowned me Captain Awesome of the Awesome-o ship of the "Killer Times Ahead" boat. It is now bestowed upon thee for times of sweetness and high-fives. Nay, not your head not be noogied and low may your brow never be furrowed in fits of anger. For this the righteous time of wicked fun and self awesometude. Go forth good sirs of Awesomeville, spread the word that you need not wait for the morrow to begin the awesome-explotations that await you! Go! GO I SAY! Awesome times will be had without you!"
This is my awesome Lobster Roll Sushi and Sake my mother-in-law traded me for sushi. It seriously is the best and smoothest stuff I've ever tasted.
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Susan Littlefield gave props (3 Jan 2011):
You are one funny guy! Admittedly, I don't remember your 2010 starting up photo, but hey, I have a hard time remembering what I ate for breakfast this morning, which is why I always eat Cheerios with blueberries on top. But I digress.....your photos are fabulous, and your story made me LOL. I love that! And I voted. And although I appreciate being bestowed with awesomeness, I'm afraid I'll have to pass----I already am 99% awesome, so I hope you can bestow it on someone else. I'm lacking that other 1% because I don't like Sushi; I'm working on it.
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As Easter approaches, it's nice to put out a few decorations that emphasize the beauty and freshness of spring. Add to your Easter decorations by making a colorful Easter wreath. The best part of this project is that it's something you and your child can do together. Afterward, you can proudly show off your combined efforts by hanging the wreath up for all to see.
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My name is Dave Lord. I have a B.A. in Fine Art and my approach to my photography is directly influenced by my experiences painting and drawing. I look at my models, the composition, and the light and shadows as if I were going to re-create the scene on canvas. As a child, I refused to trace a picture, I had to be able to draw it free-hand. Now, as a photographer, I have the same resistance to "photoshop" and digital manipulation of my photos. I am not a computer wizard and don't want to be. I strive to always get the shot in the camera and to be a great photographer! As a result, my models are more excited to work with me and encouraged to see that they are truely beautiful, and the camera loves them without the computer! Join me in the persuit of the Art of Real Photography!
*** Models that insist on escorts: I understand your concern & it is definately warranted in today's sick world. I always ask my new models to meet with me before our 1st shoot to "break the ice" & discuss our plans for our shoot(s). At this meeting I welcome escorts, friends, boyfriends, or husbands to come along to meet me & see my home & studio where some of my work is done. That way they can see my operation & they know where I live. Trust is a "2 way street", I don't know you or those you bring into my home. I have more at risk here & I am giving you my trust by allowing you into my home. So...my policy is after the 1st meeting, no escorts etc... This way you are not influenced or distracted by the person you brought & I don't feel like someone is watching me with mistrust or have to worry if they are "snooping-around" while we shoot. If we can't have trust, we're just taking pictures not making art. If you need references, just ask. I grew up in the Detroit area so I am "streetwise" & skeptical too. Thank you for understanding.
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We live in Atlanta and have been visting Pawleys Island as much as we can each year for almost 20 years. Time flies! We love to travel and appreciate owners who take pride in their rental properties. Our home here is a special place to us and filled with love!
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True Blue is a great community. Well maintained, attractive, with plenty of ammenities and a great location.
This condo is tucked away and quite yet just blocks from everything I needed. Good view of golf course, several grocery stores, tons of restaurants and gift shopping....not so Tee Shirt shopping. Kitchen had everything I needed. Washer/Dryer appreciated. It's very roomy. Furniture & TV channels were comfortable like home. I loved that I didn't feel like I using cheap items....I will stay here again because of upgrade feel for furniture.
We had such a great time staying at this condo over Thanksgiving. My husband and I wanted to avoid the usual stress of visiting families during Thanksgiving and this place was the perfect fit. It was quiet, the view was peaceful overlooking the golf course, lake and trees and we spent a lot of time enjoying the screened in porch. I was nervous for my toddler and "breakable" items but the condo was tastefully decorated and my concerns were alleviated. The neighborhood is friendly as we rented bikes and rode through it several times and my husband enjoyed a round of golf at the course there. The bed was comfy and the kitchen was well stocked. The area is quaint and allows you conveniences without the hustle and bustle of Myrtle. I would stay here again!
Nancy's condo was perfect for our weekend trip to Pawleys Island. The condo was very clean and nicely decorated. The kitchen was complete with everything you would need to make a meal. The living area is very spacious. We traveled with 4 adults and had our pets with us and we didn't feel cramped at all! The screened back porch is great for coffee and just enjoying the weather. There is a nice pool directly across the street which is ideal! The condo is off the beaten path, however is in a great location for site seeing, golf, and hitting the beach! I would highly recommend!
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Does WHAT you compost make a difference? Not asking about greens versus browns. If I shred leaves and add proper ratio of grass clippings would the result be the same as the proper ratio of leaves and coffee grounds? Or leaves/straw and proper ratio of fresh garden prunings/kitchen scraps/cantaloupes/coffee grounds? Particularly with greens, does the TYPE of ingredients make some compost mixtures better than others? Personally, I can most easily find lots of leaves, straw, cantaloupes, coffee grounds and neighbor's grass clippings. Does it matter which greens I use as long as I hold to a 25:1 ratio?
"If I shred leaves and add proper ratio of grass clippings would the result be the same as the proper ratio of leaves and coffee grounds?"
Not the same, but both will produce compost. If you mix more variety, you'll have compost with more different nutrients, so the more the merrier.
I've created compost with just coffee grounds and shredded paper before. It would have been better to use more variety, but I used what I had.
What you put into your compost does influence what you get out, and the more variety of material used, in an approximate ratio of 30:1, the better. Coffee grounds, grass clippings, green material from your garden has about the same amount of available Nitrogen, 1 to 2 percent, so it makes little difference which you use as long as the ratio of Carbons to Nitrogen is about 30:1.
If variety is good for homemade compost, how about the store bought kind in bags? Most bags just say ingredients are forest products or sometimes manure and forest products. Doesn't seem much variety to me. How can you tell the good bagged compost from the plain decayed forest compost? Are there brands of bagged compost that equal the homemade stuff?
I think it is generally accepted that the more different 'feedstuffs' that go into compost, the better. Our local composting giant uses horse manure from a local race track, restaurant garbage, milk fat from local dairies, brewery waste, and soft drink syrup. They also accept dead livestock and large animal roadkill. They make enough of that annually to cover 800 golf courses from tee to green and side to side.
One good way to evaluate compost is to soak it in water and use a microscope to count the microbe species that wash off in the water. If you can find someone who can do that, then you can compare home made with store bought.
Since, at this time, compost is not a regulated commodity anyone can sell you anything and label it compost. You need to be aware that the old admontion "Let the buyer beware" is alive and well. If the store you are buying any product from will not let you see what you are purchasing, run, do not walk, away.
kimmsr is right. I've looked at broken bags of compost at Lowe's. They are very different. If you put a little on your hand and get the light just right, sometimes you can see tiny, shiny reflections in the compost. That is sand. Sand is free and heavy. It is used to turn 40 pounds of product into 50 pounds of product.