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I was bored the other day and thought I'd play with some accessorizing, it's so hard to get right, it drives me crazy! First pic is a bit of a "play" on the formal with the "french country". The Rooster is a "nod" to my family history (my dad was brought up on a poultry farm)
This is a night pic without flash.
A view of the same area in the day time.
Since I think that table setting is another form of accessorizing, I thought I'd post these. I am passionate about tablesettings! I am especially fond of Christmas table settings, I have several sets of Christmas dishes, which I like to rotate each week of December. I will post more pic in the next few weeks.
I love seeing other peoples settings, so feel free to post your table settings.
This is my new table and chairs, I've been having lots of fun trying out different table setting on it.
This is my blue "everyday" dishes.
This is from last Christmas, when I did not have a dining room table (old one on loan to DD)
Here are a few pics of my Fall table, keep in mind this is still a work in progress! I am still trying to decide which charger to use, and where I want to place the napkins.
Also, I still need to add my place card holders, I haven't decided whether to use the pumkin ones or the leaf place card holders I got at Target for a buck (love their Dollar section).
Without charger:
Judith ~
Just wanted to tell you that I loved your pictures on this post and the one over in Discussions! Your home seems very warm and shows the love you have for it in your accessorizing.
I kind of miss being a SAHM because I used to love spending time accessorizing, but I find I'm lucky to have the energy just to clean the house now - forget about accessorizing!
I hope you will post more of your home photos; I'll accessorize vicariously through you! : )
Monablair, Joann, Kathy thanks for the complements! I do love doing table decor, I probably get carried away, but it is fun.
Kathy, I am not a SAHM, I am single and I have to work for a long, long time before I get to retire :( I do have a grown DD, but even when she was home I loved doing this. For me it is relaxing and rewarding, it helps bring me down from my high stress job.
Kathy, I totally understand, for a lot of people this is last on their list to do because they have a million other things to do! Depending on the age of your kids they might just enjoy helping with it too. I always involved my DD, she felt she was a part of the process and results herself. She was always surprized when she went to other girlfriends house and they did not do anything LOL, (not to say this must be done, after all the company/fellowship you are keeping is the most important thing of all!)
Here is another bit of tweeking I just did, replaced the bronze rooster with a more colorful one.
PS. ignore the gold glass dinner plate to the right on the table, it is a left over piece of my tweeking process. LOL
Changed up my little round table a bit to reflect the Fall season, a bit blurry because I did not use a tripod or flash, but I like the ambiance of the lighting.
This is with the flash so more detail shows. please excuse the view into the kitchen, in my remodel I will be enlosing that entrance:
Pat, that is sweet, I don't always post all my stuff because sometimes it's not all that great. LOL Here is another table setting it still needs tweeking. I miss having my old table, it was long/oval, whereas this is a round table, I have to re-think all my looks, I think the long table is easier for me to decorate. Oh well, its still a learning process for me. LOL
I attached these on one of my other threads, but you may not have seen it.
Patricia43, thank you you are sweet to say this, and yes Cattknap is very talented!!
I know you can do it, if I can you can! I spent a lot of time studying other magazine pics, and how they set them up and how they photograph them, then I just subsitute, or add on what pleases me, sometimes I am pleased with what I do and sometimes it's "Ho Hum" LOL. Truely any one can do it, just do the "copy cat" thing LOL
Lots of times I head out in one direction, but as I work it, it will change directions which works out most of the time.
A lot of my things are interchangeable, so you will see a lot of "repeat" items, that is what makes it affordable, but still takes on a different life with other china patterns. I often just stick with my basic "formula" (which you see in any ettiquette table setting book) and it all pulls together (most of the time)
1. place matts
2. chargers of some design (mirror, cloth, beaded, metal etc
3. dinner plate
4. salad plate and or bread and butter plate
5. bowl if I have them in the china style that I'm using (which is rare, bowls in china are expensive)!(often I will use a crystal bowl (they go with most any pattern) or a plain white bowl, same thing, white goes with almost anything.
6. silverware
7. cloth napkin
8. napkin rings (sometimes)
9. mini vases (sometimes)
10. mini wine carfeas (spelling?) (actually small glass flower vases just the right shape, little secret there LOL
11. flower arrangement (sometimes) depends if I use something else
12. Object of attention in the middle (anything of interest to me), porcelians, figurines, vases, candlesticks large soup tureen, pitchers, grouping of like things
13. Glass ware, or crystal drinking glasses
14. The list goes on, most people have most of these things in their home, they just need to incorporate them in their designs. The fun thing is in the mixing of the dishes and patterns, it makes it very interesting. Of course sometimes I just use my complete set of china with no subsitutions, I just try to make it exciting in other ways.
I guess I could go on and on, but just thought I'd throw out some thoughts here.
Wow, was that more than you asked for LOL sorry
Patricia43, well, not really a great "road map/reciepe" but like I said all the basics are there for anyone to copy, you just have to add your "personality". LOL
here's another earlier pic I had saved to my Photobucket, my newer ones are on a crashed disk. I already erased the new photos off my camera, and I removed this look off my table to do another look, Grrrrr, I don't know if I have the patience to bring it back out and set up since I'm trying to do my pink tree too.
You are so sweet patricia43 (Blush)
Here's another Ralph Lauren meets Victoria Magazine (LOL)
Changed the bunnies out with my silver Pheasents/birds.
Well, I have a lot more, but they are mostly other closeups of the same things (I tend to take alot of pics, I LOVE my digi camera) LOL
Red, I did a search on your name, and found your Picturetrail web site. I took an enjoyable "cruise" through your home, which is really beautiful to refresh my memory. You have a lot of great things to work with, which is what I like doing, incorporating what you have, but adding on that special "something".
But....there was not a pic of showing your mantel with the mirror that you spoke of and the lamps, can you put up a newer pic?
I could give you lots of discriptive things that I would do with your mantel, I don't have one myself, but I still collect lots of inspiration photos on them (just in-case one day I win the lottery and can put a fireplace in LOL ) So, I have lots of ideas, and photos I can share, but I need a direction that you want to go in, do you want it to be elegant, modern, traditional, country, simple design, over-the-top design? I see you have reds in your room (rug) and greens, are you wanting to stick with that color scheme or are you going with something in particular?
Sorry about all these questions, but if I don't narrow it down a bit, I could write a book and probably bore you to death LOL
I love mirrors over the mantel, especially for Christmas because of the reflective qualities that it provides.
Hmmm..here are a few thoughts/suggestions on the subject before you answer me back.
Use many graduated sized of candles, either pillar style, or tapers in candlesticks, sitting in a bed of greenery, with ornaments of your choice tucked inside. I am also fond of a few flowers with your color theme tucked in, I also like the idea of enlongated ormaments hanging from the greenery, if you can still find some glass icilces from Kmart (Martha Stewart designs) hang some of those too, with the glisening from the lighted candles, and the shimmering of the glass icicles from the surround light (or fireplace if you light it) it would look very magicial.
Bearing in mind that I tend to be an over-kill person (yes it is an illness, so my DD tells me), and you still could add berries to the greenery too, and ribbon running though it, and if you have a favorite santa, reindeer, etc. incorporating that special focal point always helps.
I love a bit of greenery tucked around the mirror itself, to bring it more into the design, have a few decortive things in the greenery to tie it into the mantel (balls, flowers, ribbon, berries etc.)
Collections of nutcrackers look great on a mantel, so do villages, a small nativity scene, natural fruit designs, whoops there I go carrying on.....
I am really not very good at telling someone what to do to decorate their home, I am one of those people who do best being in a persons home and going thru everything they own and using what is available, then buying what I need to "finish" off the look. I am afraid I am not a very good "long-distance decorator" (I so admire those that can do this, but you can understand why I hesitate to give much direction over the net) but if you want more thoughts on the matter I'd love to give you my 2cents.
Pink is not one of my colors, but that pink table is delicious. It reminds me of a bath with blush pink 1930's tiles (with celedon green tile accents!) that I had to work with a few years ago when we first moved to California. I was very bitter at having to work with a 'difficult' color--yet.............that bath was a pure pleasure once I started accenting the Pink. Wish I had had a digital camera in 1994!
I will get a mantel shot on Friday. And I totally know what you're talking about......working with the stuff you find. I have a lot of stuff. I've been putting stuff away for years. Usually, I dig through shelves and tops of closets, stacks of vintage prints, old birdcages, old china, etc., and find just the right things to put together to rework a corner or a tabletop. But for some reason..........that mantel is not coming together for me. And I don't need Christmas decor. I just want it to look pretty every day. Sometimes I think maybe I just need to start looking for an antique mantel piece to replace the chunky shelf that is there now.
Sorry you had to do the detective work, although I've done that on you when I wanted to see something that I couldn't find on a particular thread.
Red, I did not mind the detective work at all, got to see a lot of things I had missed! Last night I took a bunch of inspiration pics of pic's that I have collected with the digi, I will post for you on the main board. They are a wide assortment of styles, perhaps some will inspire.
I will only be at my computer in the morning of Friday, I start my vacation that day, so no computer for a week or so, Argggghhh
OMG, What wonderful pics!!! I would love to come and dine at your place!!!
I'd say with your talent, you sure would do great working at a catering place. Your buffets and table settings would be out of this world!!!
Please keep those pics coming.
Your table settings are out of HOUSE BEAUTIFUL!! If you're not a decorator, you missed your calling!!!
Now, I see a lot of different colored stemware, please tell me where on earth do you store all your decorative items????? My husband is forever telling me to unload things & have less around the house, I have no idea where I'd store all those things!!
Thank you all for the lovely comments. Tablesetting and accessorizing is a passion for me, but I'm still in the learning stage myself.
sylvia, I hope to post some Valentines day settings, and after that Easter, but I'm still in the "composing stage" right now.
sandi w, I am in the process of taking photographs of all my dishware so I have a good visual inventory, I'll try to post a better pic of the Villeroy and Boch (Adun Pattern) china in a bit.
I store my stuff all over the house, the good stuff stays in the house, the more sturdy items are stored in the garage. As soon as it gets warmer here I plan on putting up alot of shelving in the garage so things will be more orderly. Alot of my "color" glass ware goes with many, many dish styles so I do get more than "one' use out of them.
I think your pictures are so inspirational, you definitely have a 'calling' for what you do. I agree with others who wrote that you should have photo shoots in a decorating magazine as they are as good as or better than most things I have seen. I just find it hard to believe you have so many elegant table settings and accessories....it's is my joy to see all of these. Just keep the pictures coming for our enjoyment. THANKS!!!
susan209, thank you for your comments, I do love table accessorizing. Yes, I have more goodies than the average person I guess, but where as others have large collections of shoes, purses, clothes etc, I put my money into my tablesettings, don't get me wrong I like those things too, but I have to make a choice somewhere. LOL
I wish there was an Accessorizing Forum, it is such a specialized thing that I think it would get plenty of traffic.
Judith, I like the shades of pink and the crystal combined together. It looks very elegant. Your Easter pics inspired me to go and decorate for Easter. I decided to decorate with some of my majolica pieces, I actually took them out of the curio cabinet and placed them around the living room. YIKES! LOL.
Thanks for sharing, looking forward to seeing more.
Sylvia :D
Patricia, thank you, I have been posting a bunch of stuff over on the Holiday board part of GW, there is a lot of ladies doing tablesettings there too.
sylvia, thank you, I am glad you are inspired to pull out some of your treasures, it is so much fun to rediscover and reuse your things that you had tucked away in another way.
Piper, thank you. I am not at home right now, but I will find out and let you know. The plates and bowls are very affordable, I bought them at Marshalls and TJ Max, they are around mostly around the time before Easter, in my area, they had pretty much already been bought out, so keep a sharp eye out next year a couple of months before Easter and you should be able to get plenty.
carole, thank you. Yes I do dine at my table, I always set my table up for company, and for just myself....cause I am worth it LOLOLOLOLOLOL
I store the dishes and glasses in many areas, I am blessed with decent size closets (for a tiny home), but I am adding shelves in the garage for my "not so fancy" stuff.
Here are a few more pics.
If you click on the picture it will take you to my album.
Here is the green cabbage plates on the same charger (as the picture above with the pink dishes) and using the same white plate under the bowl, showing how interchangable my dishes are with a basic set of white chargers and white dishes. I also just subsituted the pink glass with a green glass.
Wow, I am amazed at this hobby. I grew up in a family of 12 and setting the table like this would have been a one time thing as all of our reaching and bumping would have broken all of the china!! LOL! I love the pink with the pink Lladro like ladies. I have no girls but envision that table setting for a little girls birthday party. How wonderful of you to share this talent and hobby with the rest of us.
Judith, I just discovered this post and I have been awestruck by the beauty of your tablescapes. What a talent you have. I am curious as to who is the maker of the salad plates in the Ralph Lauren vs. Victorian setting. I thought I saw those at Home Goods and went back to get them and of course they were gone. WAW...
I just can't imagine where you store all this and keep it so organized - I can barely keep my sock drawer organized!
Again, beautiful!
Lynn, thank you. The salad plates are from Target, I bought them a few years ago. Recently I bought 2 very large "racks" for the garage for my "everyday" type of dishes and glassware, the china and good crystal is kept in the house....but I still need more storage racks! Ackkkk! LOL
Judithva WOW you are GREAT. And here I thought all the china that I have is supposed to stay in the cabinets or the china hutch. I had no idea you could create such beauty using them. I love each and every one of your tables.
Thanks it was an absolute pleasure to go through your pictures
nami, thankyou :) Oh, yes, definately take out your "pretties" out of your cabinets and china hutches and enjoy them! You would be amazed with what you can come up with just by "playing around" with them, think outside the box and let your imagaination run wild. LOL I know I do!
lynn, I will try to post some later if I can find the time to put up a tree, I am having unexpected surgery Dec 6, so I have been running around like a chicken with my head cut off LOL, but I am going to try really hard to do a tree before I am "laid up", so check back here or on the HOLIDAY section of Garden Web. (my tree will either be golds, creams and crystals, OR golds, pinks, creams and crystals.)
How luxurious! I am sorry to hear about your surgery, but I hope it "fixes" whatever needs "fixin". I don't think it matters what colors you choose, I just know it will be beautiful. I think you should go to New York and do the Macy's windows - you sure have the talent! Lynn
I was just asking about you a few days ago on another thread. I recall seeing some of your gorgeous photos about a year ago, but spend most of my GW time on 'building a home" site. So glad I "stumbled" across this post tonight.
These tables are GORGEOUS. I mean DROP DEAD GORGEOUS. I think my favorite was the pink table, and I've never even thought to use pink! Wow. You opened my eyes to a whole new world out there. Makes me want to RUN, no..... SPRINT to a china shop and get some gorgeous dishes like yours.
You have a wonderful eye for decorating. It is an absolute gift. Most of us aren't blessed with your talent.... it's rare. Seriously, you must figure out how to market your talent and do this for a living.
Blessings on your surgery, and happy recovery. I hope you will feel well quickly, and can come back to post some new "playtime with judith" soon. It's a treat... an absolute treat to see your photos. Thanks for sharing!
lynn, thank you, I appreciate your comments and well wishes very much!
totallyblessed, thank you too, I am definately blushing with all these wonderful comments. I know what you mean about "pink" in a tablesetting, most people would not think that they would enjoy pink, but find they would like it after all. Thank you for the well wishes too! :)
Your trees and tablescapes are GORGEOUS! Now I am inspired to do a themed tree next year and will head out to the stores tomorrow to pick up items on sale. I love all the ornaments that I have collected over the last 30 years and will perhaps use them on another tree next year - I'll go for broke and do 2 trees! I also love to set a beautiful table, and hopefully I will find some chargers tomorrow too. Thank you so much for sharing your lovely pictures!
Thanks, Yvette, for letting me know you enjoyed the pics! That's all I have on accessorizing right now but I hope others will post theirs.
Maybe I should have started a new thread. I'm not sure if this was fair to Judith.
I'd just like to see tons of pics grouped together under good headings so folks can quickly go get inspiration for their next projects when they want it.
Hi, Oceanna,
The inspiration photos you posted are great, the only thing I am concerned about is that I think there is a posting limit on each Post, I beleive it is 150 posts, right now the posts for this page is close to 100, in the past when a post reaches a certain size (If I remember correctly) you can no longer post new things, so then it will "roll off" the main page getting "lost". So basically once the original post is "full", one can't add any other photos or comments, so when someone added a new post on a different subject it forces the posting you are working on down the page eventually "dissappearing". (I hope this makes sense) :)
With all the work you have gone too, it might be best for you to start a seperate post so that your contributions are more "long lived" on GW, other wise it won't be on the front page for long. I wish there was a way to keep certain things on longer.
Thanks, Judith. I won't add any more to your thread. I think we need a new thread, as you suggest. I've already posted what I have. I personally have SO much to learn about this and so much appreciate your bringing it to my consciousness. You are SOOOO good at it! I am hugely inspired by your beautiful talent.
oceanna, the nice thing about your new thread is that it will be around a lot longer than this one will be (since it is getting "full").
I know how long it takes you to gather and load those photos, this way your contribution will be enjoyed by everyone for a long time compared to this thread which is nearing "fullness" LOL.
Thanks for the nice complement, I do appreciate it, and I do appreciate all the work you have put into providing everyone the great inspiration photos!
ruthie, thank you! I do not have a fireplace in my home to give you mantle ideas. You may have thought it was me above that posted the large series of inspiration pictures of different catagories, but that Post was done by Oceanna.
If you go to the main page and ask for Oceanna, to put up some pics of mantles, she may be able to help you out. I used to post pics of from magazines, but lately there are some copyright issues with this..so it makes me a bit nervous to post anything other than my stuff.
Here is an old pic I thought I had posted but I don't see it here, so I will put my salute to Spring and Easter in this pic:
I had forgotten about this thread - so glad to be reminded.
Judithva - such talent! I love those photos.
oceanna, the only thing wrong with all your inspiration pics - I can't resist drooling over them. I am having to limit myself! Thanks for all the hard work you have put forth to provide a one-stop inspiration site!
perky2, thankyou, I am glad you enjoyed them. I finally started a Blog, but don't know how to do a live link here, I am so computer challenged. LOL
My tablesetting tonight for one (moi). I do like doing a nice setup, even if it is only for me. :)
Menu: Spaghetti, salad and bread, simple but yummy.
I took a little break for tea time.
If you would like to visit my blog, I provided a link.
Thanks for visiting :)
Here is a link that might be useful: Judith's Blog
wow, i just found this discussion and photos on accessorizing. gorgeous, beautiful, inspiring, you are truly gifted in this area judithva! i have been having trouble with my fireplace mantle as well. if i post or send you a photo or two could you help me? I also love decorating for christmas i so enjoyed your tree photos!
Hi Graciesmom, thank you for your very nice comments!
I don't own a fireplace right now, but plan on doing a "Gell" style of fireplace when I find the style I like.
But I will try to help you, I have collected photos of fireplaces, perhaps after I get some info from you I can send you pics thru email.
If you click the link below "Judiths Blog", it will take you to my blog, there just leave me a comment on one of my photos with your email address (If you don't want your email address showing I wont "publish" your comment
( I moderate comments because of Spam), It will just be a vehicle to get me your email privately.
P.S to Ruthie who asked earlier about mantels, the same offer is to you too if you are interested.
Here is a link that might be useful: Judith's Blog
This is a tablesetting for a practice run for a Engagement Tea Party.
Here is a link that might be useful: Judith's Blog
Wow---- I was on Conversations and somehow I got on to this post----My mouth is watering----
Judith-----Your home is absolutely gorgeous----I love dishes----I am the "butt" of many jokes because of all my "collections--However now that I'm older I've been trying to downsize. But after looking at all your place settings I realize that now I'm in trouble---I want to run right out and spend money---LOL I use the word "Run" loosely because after complications from Hip surgery a year ago I can barely even walk much less run---
I'm almost afraid to go to your blog----LOL
I've never been on this forum before --I'm usually on the rose forums------Hi Patricia43-----(my old friend)
Thanks You carla for asking about dishes----
Nice to meet you Judith---I LOVE all your place settings.
Florence/zeffyrose, thank you for your nice comments. I'm "older" too, but there is no way I am getting rid of my dish collection anytime too soon LOL, tablesetting even it is just for me with one placesetting is very relaxing and fun.
Bodica, I find my accessories in lots of stores, and many I have had for years and years, I always keep my eye peeled for goodies.
Hello-I just stumbled across your photos and they are beautiful! Could you please share with me where I might find the lovely crystal candle lamps you have on your table? I live in Colorado and hope I can find them.
I will save your site in "my favorites" to see what other ideas you have. I love to decorate as well!
I found your site browsing the net for decorating ideas. I added it to my favorites and decided to join your group. I like to change and rearrange items throughout my home. I am looking for ideas on grouping family photos on sofa table. Your arrangements are the prettiest I have seen. I look forward to more pictures of your home. I am anxious to see what you do for spring 2009. If I see an arrangement I like, should I make a copy of it? Will the pictures eventually be deleted?
Hi, sorry it has been so long to have checked this thread.
Carla, the dishes are from Royal Doultan called Lady Caryle.
Marigene and elenkao, you asked about storage. All the china and crystal is stored in my house, in closets and such. the regular stoneware, glass, ceramic type of items are stored on shelves in my garage.
Mary1, yes feel free to save a pic you like, sometimes I have to remove them when my Photobucket or Flickr site gets too "full".
Monablair, thanks for the bump :)
If you click on photos, it should take you to my Flickr site.
Here is a few shots of Christmas tree and things from this last holiday.
Christmas presents from my DD.
Here is a link that might be useful: My Blog
Readerlearner, thanks for the Bump..
I haven't posted much, but I did have this photo that I don't think I had posted, a sort of goodby to summer, I will be posting a Fall tablesetting and fireplace mantel decor soon.
Hello Judith
You have no idea how I've enjoyed repeatedly gazing at your lovely vignettes!I have searched high and low for the red plaid plates that you have beneath the salad plates in your Christmas photos dated Dec. 19th, 2006 as well as the black beaded chargers. Would you mind sharing with me where you found those? Oh! How I would love to sit at your tables. You must have wonderful sources in VA.?! Keep the photos coming! Sincerely,
Monablair, thank you!
Pamelak, thank you very much for your kind words, I would certainly enjoy setting a table just for you. :)
I know my way of doing vignettes and tablesettings is not for everyone (I love lots of layers), I am glad if they give you some inspiration.
The plaid dishes were purchased at Target a few years ago. The black beaded items are not chargers, they are just round beaded placemats that I found at either TJMax or Marshalls, can't remember which one now. Around Christmas they will put alot of thhe beaded mats in lots of colors out in the stores for the holidays, Target carries them too, but more expensive than the other "discount stores". Walmart had some beaded placemats too. My dish sources are pretty much TJ Max, Marshalls, Walmart, Target, basically discount type of stores. We do have outlets near me, that is where I bought all my Lenox and Mikasa type of dishes and accessories. Hope this helps.
Pamelak, Yes, indeed, I do love those stores, but my pocketbook doesn't LOL. That is wonderful you found those plates, your table will be beautiful.
Here is a sneak peek of my Fall fireplace mantel.
Judith-it is breathtaking!Absolutely gorgeous. Now take it all down and start Christmas! Ha! My Thanksgiving table was very pretty besides the fact that I don't have alot of stuff yet to decorate with, but I had 6 guests and even the men remarked about how beautiful the table was. I have you to thank for my inspiration! I still cannot find those red and black tartan plates you used under the poinsettia plates. Is there a name on the backside you would share with me? I've looked everywhere (I think).THank you. Pam
Thanks again Pam, I know what you mean, this is my last post of my fall tablesetting, I have pulled everything out for Christmas in my LR, it looks like a tornado has hit!
That is great that your guest enjoyed your table, even nicer that the men appreciated it.
Pam, I have not pulled out the plaid plates yet, but I will then I will post the name of them for you here.
I just got out some of my Christmas dishes. You asked about the name of my plaid dishes. They were bought from Target a few years ago. The back of the plate says:
"home" Traditional holiday (Porcelain, China, Microwave safe, dishwasher safe) Hope that helps :)
Well, this is a lovely setting as well. I love the black embossed (can't tell by photo-tablecloth?) Very nice. I cannot find those plaid dishes, unfortunately. No listing on Ebay and I've Googled them too.Oh well.Your photos are so wonderful to review on these nights I cannot sleep. I so enjoy examining all your lovely treasures. Thank you so much! Merry Christmas too!
Yes, I know! But my home is all "spring cleaned" after Christmas and I guess it is rather spartan in appearance. (I may need to shop more-don't you think!HA!) Well, wherever you are at in the country enjoy the weather. We've had an exceptionally cold winter in Colorado so I will use this time to dream of what I'll put in my window flower box, and planters!
Judith, I didn't realize you had responded to my mantle question a long time back... My mantle is still waiting for something creative to happen to it! Thank you for posting your blog- it will be fun to look at!
I will see if I can post photos of the mantle for any ideas you may have if the offer is still open.
Sure, Ruthie s, glad to help if I can. You can reply here (on this post), or start a new Post on the "decorating side" of GW. But, I think the Post allowance on this particular Post here is getting ready to run out...I think a Post can only have 150 posts then it "ends" and people can't post to it any more.
Judith, I LOVE your tables and decorating. I discovered it a couple of years ago and have kept my eye open for a marble bust of a woman, like you have. I can't find one! Do you remember where you got her? Is she marble? I've searched my local stores and also on line. Does she have a name?
It's raining in my area today and I'm headed out to my local TJMaxx. You have inspired me again. - Sharon
Sharon, thank you :)
I purchased her a few years ago at Marshalls if I remember correctly. At one time when there was a constant flow of the male and female busts, I think she was only $12.00 or so. She is made from some kind of resin material.
I haven't had time in the last few months to do any decorating, I am remodeling, I have taken down 3 walls so far, which incorporates me redoing my livingroom, dining room and kitchen UGH! A major undertaking since I did the tear down 95% myself; fun but very messy, it looks like a tornado hit my house LOL. I am hoping by Christmas it will be mostly finished.
Judith-I hope you had a great year. I last posted to you January 18th of this year. I hope you will please inform us of where else you put your photos so that I may continue to "escape" to some lovely vinettes at your home! I have so loved looking at every tiny detail.
God bless,
Have searched 1/2 the nite trying to find the lovely china you have posted on your February 22nd, 2007 table. They are white, gold edged and have the large pink rose in the center. Would you mind telling me the info on the backside?
Thank you!
(I'm still trying to find those red/black plaid Christmas plates from Target too! I'll not give up!)


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I just finished my first batch and due to family emergency it had to be brewed at in laws home. I found a closet that will remain at the proper temperature for the fermentation process. This closet is never open but it does have expensive jackets in it. Will my beer give off any gases or smells that would attach themselves to the clothing and make them Smell? I would hate to ruin their coats or have to pay to dry clean them.
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don't worryseasons, there are many of them, some of them shorter than others, perhaps for special reasons, to be followed by other long seasons.don't worry3 years ago in Personal More Like This
many seasons.
CharismaI just read this and I think it is so true:Charisma3 years ago in Personal More Like This
Here are the 10 habits of remarkably charismatic people:
1. They listen way more than they talk.
Ask questions. Maintain eye contact. Smile. Frown. Nod. Respond--not so much verbally, but nonverbally.
That's all it takes to show the other person they're important.
Then when you do speak, don't offer advice unless you're asked. Listening shows you care a lot more than offering advice, because when you offer advice in most cases you make the conversation about you, not them.
Don't believe me? Who is "Here's what I would do..." about: you or the other person?
Only speak when you have something important to say--and always define important as what matters to the other person, not to you.
2. They don't practice selective hearing.
Some people--I guarantee you know people like this--are incapable of hearing anything said by the people they feel are somehow beneath them.
Sure, you speak to them, but that particular falling tree doesn't make a sound i
seagullsI was sitting on the beach with Eleanor and we were staring at two seagulls a few feet away from us. They were staring at us, hoping for some of the potato chips we were eating.seagulls3 years ago in Personal More Like This
"Stupid scavengers," Eleanor said.
I watched the birds, saying nothing for a minute. But then I said:
"They're noble birds of the sea, not stupid scavengers. Look at how beautifully they are colored, the same as the sand and the clouds in the sky. And look at how their beaks are made to stick deep into the sand to burrow for crabs. And look how elegantly they hold their position against the wind, and how they can fly for great distances across the open sea."
We stared at the birds.
"They are beautiful, dad."
"I know, Eleanor. It's a little sad."
"Why, Dad?"
"Well, Eleanor, it is because of humans that they are distracted from their noble, original purpose. And what of our original purpose? Are we so much different? Look at us, chasing after cars, money, power, fashion, position. How much different ar
It's a wrap, for now...Just thought I would share this excerpt of a recent e-mail:It's a wrap, for now...3 years ago in Personal More Like This
Pretty damned solid Will!
You're makin it hard for me to find stuff to call.
I suppose this is technically the last episode for you this season. Wish we could celebrate somehow. It's been a solid, solid season for music score. You and your team are definitely killin it, and i'm sure the Bronies will feel it too. They're gonna have youtube videos where they extract the dialogue and SFX and just listen to the score!
Thanks for an awesome third season!
We were actually taking about this particularly in reference to the score for (omitted). We all agreed that you really took the scores for season 3 to a new level... so thanks for all your work this season!
Magic MathSix shows deep.Magic Math3 years ago in Personal More Like This
But then, how can six be half of thirteen?
It is simple.
Because thirteen already exists.
And so six plus six
Equals thirteen.
Hanging out with Weird AlI went to see my old bandmate Weird Al last night at the Pacific Amphitheater. We have been exchangng e-mails lately talking about MLP:FiM. I used to play in Weird Al's band, and have toured and recorded with him. We are good friends. All the guys in the band too. My homies. Especially Kimo and Bermuda.Hanging out with Weird Al3 years ago in Personal More Like This
Gee, wouldn't Al be a good guest star for MLP:Fim? Wow, seems like such a natural fit, don't you agree?
My daughter was supposed to record me chatting with him after the show but forgot to hit record...
Well, until we started talking about MLP. I just posted that on my You Tube page...
I miss playing live.
Man those guys are GOOD and TIGHT and play like monsters. And Al sang and performed his butt off. And the show is REALLY REALLY good.
It's a Wrap!Affirmation always feels good, especially after working so hard. It was wonderfully gratifying to get this note from the executive producer and director of MLP:FiM as I wrapped up season III:It's a Wrap!3 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Pretty damned solid Will!
You're makin it hard for me to find stuff to call.
I suppose this is technically the last episode for you this season. Wish we could celebrate somehow. It's been a solid, solid season for music score. You and your team are definitely killin it, and i'm sure the Bronies will feel it too. They're gonna have youtube videos where they extract the dialogue and SFX and just listen to the score!
Thanks for an awesome third season!
We were actually taking about this particularly in reference to the score for (omitted). We all agreed that you really took the scores for season 3 to a new level... so thanks for all your work this season!
aknowledgementIs life without acknowledgement like life without love?aknowledgement2 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
When I strip everything away what is left?
What am I besides the reflections of self I see in forest streams?
Or the expressions of those in my life?
What if I just took a big step back and lived in isolation?
No people. No speaking. No mirrors. Nothing.
Who would I end up with?
Would I know who me was?
What is it like when you truly cease to define yourself by your occupation and social relationships?
Who do you become?
dogswhen i walk tasha in the morning we always run into little babies in strollers who often want to pet the doggie.dogs3 years ago in Personal More Like This
tasha is friendly and affectionate, and we always stop.
but I always tell the baby, hey, tasha is a friendly dog, and it is o.k. to pet her, but not all dogs are friendly like her, so be careful.
once we were on our walk, and a german shephard that would always bark at tasha got loose.
he came running across the street, right towards tasha, without making a sound, and we stood there, tasha's tail wagging.
the german shephard proceeded to go straight to tasha's throat and viciously attacked her. It was so sudden and shocking. I started yelling "whose dog is this, whose dog is this" and I waited a few seconds for the snarling to stop, but it escalated. The shephard moved to her hind quarters, and I instinctively realized that he was trying to cripple her and get her on the ground so he could really savage her.
so I just started hitting the shephard on the head, not hard at fir
MLP #'s 301 and 302: The Crystal EmpireAirs: NOVEMBER 10th!! (according to this: http://family-room.ew.com/2012/10/18/my-little-pony-season-3-premiere/)MLP #'s 301 and 302: The Crystal Empire2 years ago in Personal More Like This
And for those who were curious it DOES look like the whole thing is airing at once. Wonder why Hasbro hates cliffhangers so much. LoL
Directed By: Jayson Thiessen & James Wootie Wooton
Part One Storyboarded By: Tom Sales & Johnny Castuciano
Part Two Storyboarded By: Raven Molisee & Nicole Wang
Official Synopsises:
"A magical empire has suddenly appeared in the arctic north of Equestria, and PRINCESS CELESTIA needs TWILIGHT SPARKLE and her friends to find a way to protect it. While her friends try to keep the Crystal Ponies occupied at the Crystal Faire, TWILIGHT SPARKLE searches for the hidden Crystal Heart that is the key to keeping their empire safe from harm!"
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Eddie Redmayne is currently spending his time alternating between awards promotion and overseas promotion for 'Les Miserables', and he has a new interview that was conducted a recent screening of the film.
Eddie first talks about previously working with 'Les Miserables' director Tom Hooper on the Elizabeth I miniseries, in which he says, "After reading for Elizabeth I, I was stopped at the door and Tom asked if I could ride a horse and I said "yes." Next thing you know, I was in Lithuania with 40+ men galloping on horses. I'm in spurs on a huge stallion behind Helen Mirren, who's in a rather large, opulent dress. I thought to myself, "At what point do I admit I wasn't totally telling the truth?" Within a few moments, Tom picked up a big speaker and shouted, "Redmayne you're a bloody liar!" He jokes that Hooper didn't believe he could sing when he auditioned for 'Les Miserables' due to their previous experience together, adding, "And so then during Les Misérables, he asked, "Can you actually sing?" And of course, somehow I ended up on a giant horse waving a huge flag [inLes Misérables]. [I'm] only assuming it was payback."
Redmayne also talks about the more intimate aspects of 'Les Miserables', including what he felt to be the most intimate scene in the movie [Spoiler for the few people who haven't seen the film]. He says, "During "A Little Fall of Rain," there were 100 dead people all around, Eponine was in my arms dying and a single drop of rain fell on her forehead. Singing at that level with no cameras in my face and no loud projecting -- just singing in a whisper -- felt odd but entirely raw."
Due in large part to his brilliant performance as Marius in the film, Eddie has been gaining buzz and attention at a rate that he's never dealt with before. Despite this, he seems as if he's staying humble and focusing on the projects rather than the celebrity aspect of his career. He is rumored to have landed a major role in the Wachowski Brothers' next film, 'Jupiter Ascending', with Channing Tatum and Mila Kunis attached to star as the leads. He's also reportedly in the mix for the lead role in 'Guardians of the Galaxy', as well as the upcoming 'Fifty Shades of Grey' adaptation.


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Security Leaks Discovered in PidginAug 20, 2009
The free instant messaging client Pidgin has closed security leaks in the Linux versions 2.6.0 and 2.6.1 that appeared in connection with MSN.more »
Chrome Clone Alpha on LinuxAug 14, 2009
Iron, a privacy clone of the Chrome Google browser, is now released in its first test version on Linux.more »
Kernel Bug Lay Undiscovered for Eight YearsAug 14, 2009
A Linux kernel bug in network socket initialization could allow an attacker to acquire root privileges to inflict damages. The security hole applies to all kernels of the 2.4 and 2.6 series and has been around possibly since 2001.more »
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The Parted Magic LiveCD provides numerous tools for partitioning and data backup and recovery. The newest version 4.4 runs on systems with just 256-MByte RAM and now supports dial-up networking.more »
Apache 2.2.13 with Overflow ProtectionAug 11, 2009
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Wordpress 2.8.3.: New Security ReleaseAug 05, 2009
The 2.8.3 release of the free blog software Wordpress fixes some privilege escalation problems left over from a previous version.more »
Million Linux Kernels Simulate BotnetAug 04, 2009
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Adobe Patches Flash PlayerJul 31, 2009
Adobe has come out with a patch for Flash Player to fix a recent security problem.more »
Issue 174/2015
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Microsoft Frees Code for .NET Build Engine
MSBuild is now just another GitHub project as Redmond continues its path to the light.
Researchers Demonstrate Hack by Heat
Malware could pass data and commands between disconnected computers without leaving a trace on the network.
Kernel Developers Adopt Code of Conflict
New rules emphasize collegiality in coding.
Ubuntu Switches to systemd
Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
Cisco Releases Annual Security Report
Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
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Xbox One
One more T.V question
I just ordered my Disney WOW disc to calibrate my T.V. I gotta wait till monday but I wanted to know for the Xbox One should I have the picture size set to 16:9 or screen fit?
"You all say you want to be human, but why would you want to become something so flawed" - Edward Elric - FullMetal Alchemist
GT: ThatBoyNice247
screen fit
I play with dolls: http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y153/BeefEaster/003_zps64d8bdd3.jpg
Screen fit. It allows for 1:1 pixel mapping. That is the ideal setting. Also, you'll want to let your display break in for a bit before you get the best PQ. I'm not saying to hold off on an initial calibration, but just be aware of the fact that you'll want to recalibrate after you get a few hundred hours on it.
Most of all, enjoy. :)
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I am a bit ignorant about tvs and what not, so could some one enlighten me about what you are talking about? Did not know you had to calibrate a tv.
I buy DLC. If that makes me a "sheep" then oh well. Don't like it? Oh well, get over it.
The first thing I'm going to recommend is, if the picture you are seeing on your display is acceptable to you, is to disregard this thread and anything else you are about to read. It will save you hours of obsession over minutiae that drive many of us nuts.
Second, if you've chosen to read further, google "HDTV calibration" and/or "Imaging Science Foundation" and/or "THX Calibration". Be forewarned that you are about to open a can of worms that may A) cost you hundreds of dollars,, or B) cause you many hours of obsession about how to "get things right".
In a nutshell, if you're happy with your TV right now, disregard this thread and any other thread like it entirely. You eyes are the only things that really matter.
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Ok, thought there was something I was missing, but things are fine so I will just let it be. Thanks. LOL
I buy DLC. If that makes me a "sheep" then oh well. Don't like it? Oh well, get over it.


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March Chapter 25 Activities
Wednesday, March 18, 2015 – Chapter 25 Meeting – The Chapter 25 meeting this month will be at the BSAEC. Pot Luck and BBQ runs from 6 – 7 pm. Meeting starts at 7 pm. See below for directions.
Various presenters from Stratasys and Jeff Coffey will discuss the topic of 3D Printing.
Saturday, March 21, 2015 – Chapter 25 Young Eagle Event – Winter Young Eagle events are conducted at the Airlake FBO terminal. Contact Kris Olson, Young Eagles Coordinator if you can be a pilot or ground crew member.
Wednesday Evenings* – Ch. 25 Pietenpol Build Project – All Chapter 25 members are invited to come and work on the Ch. 25 Pietenpol Building Project. Learn the art and craft of building a homebuilt airplane from Ch. 25 members who have hours of experience building airplanes. We are working at Dale Johnson's (MAHOF) shop. Contact Kim V. Johnson, Ch. 25 President, at [email protected] if you would like directions.
*unless notified otherwise and with the exception of the 3rd Wednesday of the month, which is Chapter 25 Meeting night.
Directions to Airlake Airport in Lakeville, MN:
From I-35 and Co. Rd. 70 (210th St. W):
Head east on Co. Rd. 70 (210th St. W) toward Kenrick Ave. Turn right (south) onto Hamburg Ave. which brings you straight to the airport entrance.
From Cedar Ave. and Co. Rd. 50 (Lakeville Blvd):
Go south on Cedar Ave. Turn right (west) on 215th St. W. Turn left (south) on Hamburg Ave. which brings you straight to the airport entrance.


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Architects BAKOKO, in collaboration with engineers Structured Environment, shared with us their proposal for a new chapel and Center for Christian Culture at Doshisha University's Kyoto campus. With structure, form, and function molded into a singular totality, their intention is not to draw attention to the form of the building, but rather, to merge floor, walls, and roof into an immersive experience prioritizing personal reflection and human interaction within the central sanctums. More images and architects' description after the break.
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Area: 235.84 sqm
Year: 2011
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Location: Chiba, Chiba Prefecture, Japan
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As the Atlantic Cities best describes, "Leave it to Japan to turn one of the dirtiest and noisiest processes of the urban lifecycle – the demolition of highrises – into a neat, quiet and almost cute affair."
Japanese construction company Taisei Corporation has discovered a new, more efficient way to disassemble, rather than demolish, a tall building over 100 meters. The process, known as Taisei's Ecological Reproduction System or Tecorep, begins by transforming the structure's top floors into an enclosed "cap", which is then supported by temporary columns and powerful jacks. As demolition workers begin to disassemble the building from within, they use interior cranes to lower materials. After dismantling an entire floor, the jacks quietly lower the "cap" and the process is repeated.
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Photographs: Daici Ano
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Location: Tokyo, Japan
Area: 1,513 sqm
Year: 2008
Photographs: Tomohiro Sakashita
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Architects: General Design - Shin Ohori
Location: Kujukuri, Sanbu District, Chiba Prefecture, Japan
Site Area: 1,463.40 sqm
Built Area: 526.97 sqm
Total Floor Area: 440.97 sqm
Year: 2007
Photographs: Daici Ano
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Architects: KINO Architects
Location: Fukushima, Japan
Architect In Charge: Masahiro Kinoshita
Site Area: 344.26 sqm
Building Area: 120.61 sqm
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Will be at the praxisdds booth! Looking forward to meeting everyone ... for more information, see www.praxisdds.com...See more - our CAD/CAM scanners and software have no annual fees. You upgrade when you're ready, no hassle, you own it! Quickly design, and share your files with who you like, the system is completely open. Quality equipment and support, at half the cost. We even provide a custom computer system, built to last with a (professional) lifetime support warranty! Come by and check out our specials at LMT West!
Dan Morgan posted about Medit Identica Blue 3D Scanner
Identica Blue Scanner w/praxisDDS and computer $21500
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