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Our dinner menu is updated daily at 4:00 pm to include the evenings specials. Parties of 13 or more will be presented on one check.
Traditional recipe with real Maryland jumbo lump blue crab meat, a touch of mayonnaise and spices, served with Roadhouse tartar sauce.
Additional Cakes $6.25
Sweet and hand-cut, twice-cooked and served with spicy mayo. Can be gluten-free.
Large $6.50
A classic starter all over the South. A creamy spread of Cabot cheddar, Hellmann's mayo and chopped pimentos. Served with celery.
All-beef hot dogs dipped in a homemade batter of Anson Mills' organic corn meal. Served with Raye's yellow mustard.
A very classic dish from Quebec, served here at the Roadhouse! Hand-cut, twice-cooked fries, loaded with Wisconsin cheese curds and topped with beef gravy and scallions.
Cornman Farms' roasted red peppers and fresh goat cheese on grilled sourdough, topped with fresh herbs.
Housemade pork and beef meatballs tossed in Alex's red rage BBQ sauce then topped with scallions.
Sprecher's Pub Ale-battered Widmer's cheese curds served with a chili ranch sauce. Wisconsin's finest! **Wednesdays Only**
House roasted pork belly with Cornman Farms' sauerkraut and apple fennel mostarda, then topped with scallions.
Slow-roasted tomatoes from Cornman Farms' with fresh thyme and garlic.
Slow roasted Cornman Farms' red peppers with garlic and fresh herbs. To be enjoyed with our complimentary bread baskets.
Gulf shrimp, sauteed in Worcestershire sauce, garlic, lemon, fresh herbs and butter. Served with grilled sourdough and garnished with scallions.
Hand-cut Cornman Farms' pasture-raised beef chuck with black beans in ancho chili broth. Topped with scallions.
New England-style chowder made with Nueske's applewood smoked bacon, onion, celery, herbs and cream.
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Sweet potato, roasted red peppers, coconut milk, ginger, chipotle chilies, onion and brown sugar.
Pulled pork, pinto beans, ancho chiles and black beans. Garnished with 2 year aged cheddar and sliced onion.
Dressings: red wine vinaigrette, ranch, Caesar, blue cheese, Russian, cider vinaigrette, honey mustard vinaigrette & cider balsamico
Mixed greens, corn shoots, red onion, carrots, cucumbers, radish sprouts, corn shoots and housemade salt-and-pepper croutons, served with your choice of dressing. Can be gluten-free (GF)
Small $6.25
Organic romaine lettuce, really good Caesar dressing with raw egg*, aged 2-year Wisconsin Parmesan cheese and salt-and-pepper croutons. Can be gluten-free.
Small $6.50
Large $9.50
Fresh local greens sautéed with aged goat cheese, local mushrooms, roasted Cornman Farms' roasted red peppers, leeks and fennel in a brown butter vinaigrette.
Large $16.00
Arugula, applewood smoked bacon, Salemville blue cheese, red onion, roasted tomatoes and balsamic vinaigrette.
Thinly shredded kale, dried cherries and pinenuts with lemon, extra virgin olive oil and Sarvecchio parmesan cheese.
Arugula, beet, red onion and fresh goat cheese with red wine vinaigrette.
Cornman Farms' spinach, tossed with bacon vinaigrette, red onion, mushrooms, cherries, blue cheese and chopped hardboiled egg.
Burgers & Sandwiches
Our burgers are ground fresh every day, served with hand-cut, twice-cooked fries. Add applewood-smoked bacon for $2.50. Add cheese from our artisinal cheese list, prices vary. Add fresh Cornman Farms heirloom tomatoes for $0.75! Any of our sandwiches an be enjoyed on gluten-free bread for an additional $3.00.
Pasture-raised beef, dry-aged, grilled over oak, served on a Bakehouse onion roll with lettuce, onion, tomato and pickles. Can be gluten-free, leave off the bread. (GF).
Choose your favorite cheese from our all-American cheese list to add to your burger! Pasture-raised beef, dry-aged, grilled over oak, served on a Bakehouse onion roll with lettuce, onion, tomato and pickles. Can be gluten-free, leave off the bread. (GF)
No meat but plenty of flavor and texture! Spiced with roasted garlic, red peppers and onions.Topped with avocado salad and fire-roasted New Mexico green chilies, lettuce, onion and pickles on a Bakehouse onion roll.
Five mini-burgers topped with different cheesesa delicious way to try our many great American-made cheeses. Served with lettuce, onion, tomato and pickles.
Cornman Farms' pasture-raised front quarter of beef, pit-smoked then braised 'til tender. Served with Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ sauce and yellow mustard slaw.
Our traditional whole hog seasoned with your choice of barbeque sauce on a Bakehouse onion roll. Served with mustard cole slaw. Can be gluten-free, leave off the onion roll. (GF)
Pieces of pit-smoked free-range pasture-raised Amish chickens from Homer, MI in Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ Sauce on a Bakehouse onion roll.
Cooked with lots of bacon and house smoked ham hocks!
Topped with Cabot cheddar
Cornman Farms' watermelon radishes with purple and orange carrots.
Available oak wood grilled, sautéed, blackened or rubbed with Zingerman's Spicy Coffee Spice rub; served with local mashed potatoes and local greens. All fresh fish is gluten-free.
sweet, nutty, great sautéed
sustainably farm-raised in Scotland, great grilled
from the north Atlantic, best broiled or sautéed
caught in the Great Lakes, best sautéed or broiled
fresh from the Great Lakes, best sauteed or blackened
flaky and mild, best broiled or sautéed
locally raised in Jackson, great grilled
Really good whole catfish from Yazoo City, Mississippi, dusted in organic cornmeal then fried. Served with Anson Mill's grits, Southern-style bacon-braised greens, yellow mustard coleslaw, housemade tartar and hot sauce.
Served with Anson Mills' white corn grits and Cornman Farms' chow chow.
Creole-seasoned fresh fish, mussels and scallops sauteed with potlikker (made with lots of bacon and ham hock) and Anson Mill's soft white grits and bacon-braised greens.
Fresh whitefish dredged in milk and flour, pan seared and finished with a brown butter almond sauce. Served with Carolina Gold rice and sautéed local spinach.
Macaroni And Cheese
Macaroni made with our bechamel sauce contains onions.
Housemade bechamel sauce & lots of Cabot cheddar caramelized with Martelli pasta.
All-out Southern comfort food. Rustichella pasta caramelized with applewood smoked bacon and our housemade Southern pimento cheese with Martelli pasta. Want it vegetarian? Remove the bacon!
Our buttermilk fried chicken, chopped and tossed with housemade bechamel sauce & lots of Cabot cheddar caramelized with Martelli pasta.
Ig Vella's Monterey Jack tossed with pit-smoked free-range chicken, freshly cut corn, New Mexico green chilies and fresh cilantro in our housemade bechamel sauce caramelized with Martelli pasta. Garnished with corn shoots.
Fresh, handmade goat cheese sauce with Cornman Farms' roasted red peppers, freshly cracked black, green and white Tellicherry peppercorns and Martelli pasta, topped with a Zingerman's Creamery Lincoln Log crispy round.
Chopped clams, garlic, shallots, white wine, chili flakes and guanciale tossed in Martelli pasta with housemade bechamel sauce and Sarvecchio parmesan cheese. Garnished with fresh herbs and bread crumbs.
Our Nashville hot fried chicken, chopped and tossed with housemade bechamel sauce. Topped with blue cheese crumbles and housemade hot sauce.
Roadhouse macaroni & cheese, chow chow, sautéed spinach and roasted vegetables
Organic stone-ground grit cakes, heated on the wood fired grill, topped with Cabot cheddar, Cornman Farms' roasted peppers, caramelized onions, fresh corn and fire-roasted New Mexico green chilies, all sautéed with cider vinaigrette. Topped with corn shoots.
Meat And Three
We're bringing a southern tradition right here to Ann Arbor, you choose your meat and three sides to round out your plate. and three sides: mashed local potatoes, hand-cut fries, bacon-braised greens, Carolina gold rice, yellow mustard slaw, sauteed spinach, Anson Mills grits, chow chow and roasted vegetables.
Sirloin, tenderized, lightly breaded, fried and smothered with chicken gravy.
bone-in 16 ounces
8 ounces
8 ounces
boneless, 10 ounces
6 ounces Flank steak marinated with Worcestershire sauce, shallots and garlic, best served rare.
*Skirt Steak 6 ounces $24.00
Cornman Farms' steaks are pasture raised old breed of cattle. All of the steaks are dry aged to approx. 5 weeks, which creates a complexity of flavor achieved no other way.
Amish free-range chicken dipped in a black pepper-spiced buttermilk batter then deep fried. Served with mashed local potatoes topped with housemade chicken gravy and mustard coleslaw. Substitute a breast for any piece for a $4 charge. Can be gluten-free, just ask your server.
4 Pieces $21.00
Pasture-raised hamburger with a mushroom bordelaise, served with mashed local potatoes and sauteed spinach.
Rosemary marinated grilled boneless ribeye served atop thinly shredded kale, pinenuts and dried cherries with lemon, extra virgin olive oil and Sarvecchio cheese.
Pit smoked chicken tossed with mushrooms, roasted red peppers, scallions, herbs, sherry and creamy chicken gravy. Served on top of mashed potatoes.
House cut 6 oz skirt steak topped with three NOLA shrimp and served with Carolina Gold rice and sauteed spinach.
Our Wednesday night blue plate - our special recipe meatloaf made with Cornman Farms' beef and pork, served with mashed local potatoes and sauteed spinach.
Bbq Meat
Traditional whole-hog barbeque made with local hogs delivered direct from the Farm. It's pit-roasted for 14 hours, hand-pulled, chopped and blended with your choice of barbeque sauce. Served up with mashed local potatoes and bacon-braised greens. Choose from: Eastern North Carolina Vinegar BBQ Sauce (GF) Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ Sauce Southwest Green Tomato BBQ Sauce (GF) South Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauce (GF)
Niman Ranch pork ribs, cooked for 9 hours, served with Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ sauce, mashed local potatoes and yellow mustard coleslaw.
Full Rack $31.00
Pit-smoked Niman Ranch spare ribs, BBQ Beef with Alex's red rage tomato BBQ sauce, South Carolina pulled pork and pit-smoked chicken with green tomato BBQ. Served with bacon- braised greens and mashed local potatoes.
Cornman Farms' front quarter of beef, pit-smoked, then braised 'til tender. Served with Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ sauce, mashed local potatoes and bacon-braised greens.
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"Henry has been a great asset to our team for over five years in various departments within our company" said Heida Thurlow, CEO and founder of the company. "With his diverse background in sales, marketing and product development plus hard work and dedication, he brings beneficial insight to the table and will continue to lead the sales team to great success."
Nading grew up in the gourmet housewares industry, having spent much of his time before working for Chantal working in his parents' gourmet housewares store, the Extra Ingredient.
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WEST POINT—The Oxford High boys and girls basketball teams have secured spots in next week's MHSAA Class 5A state playoffs. The only thing left to figure out is what seed will they be after Friday's Division 2-5A Tournament championship games. The Chargers earned their way into the finals after winning their opening-round games at the West Point High School gym Tuesday. (February 18, 2015, Page 1B, 2B)
Chargers take 2-5A title with win over New Hope
Oxford High's boys basketball team was winning, but it wasn't enough. Not if the Chargers wanted to call themselves division champs. (February 8, 2015, Page 4B)
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Oxford earned four wins over Myrtle in middle school hoops action Monday. The seventh-grade girls won 24-2, the eighth-grade Lady Chargers won 27-5, while the eighth-grade Chargers won 27-25. (more…) (November 15, 2011, Page 7)
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Oxford's middle school basketball season got off to a good start for the girls and boys swept Myrtle Tuesday night. The seventh-grade Chargers defeated Myrtle 28-11, while the eighth-graders won 37-17. Oxford's seventh-grade Chargers won 26-7, while the eighth-grade Chargers won 25-11. (more…) (November 2, 2011, Page 9)


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Individuals with incomes exceeding thresholds for regular Medicaid eligibility may qualify under state medically needy programs by spending down excess income on healthcare services. For the vulnerable population of Medicare beneficiaries who spend down to Medicaid, the Part D transition has added additional complexities that may result in disruptions in pharmacy coverage and add financial burdens.
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When I switch on my Sky+HD box I lose my terrestrial signal to my Samsung ES 5500 tv.
Any ideas?
(Note - I'm not talking about automatic switching, which is not enabled anyway, but the terrestrial screen going blank and a "Weak or no signal, check aerial connection" message appearing)
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more info needed - sky via dish or telephone line
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Sorry, Sky dish, box feeding two sets through HDMI splitter. works OK one one set, and was alight on the other, a Panasonic, until I changed it for the Samsung.
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It might be the HDMI splitter as the TV needs to handshake with the Sky box via DHCP. Have you tried running the new Samsung without the HDMI splitter, letting it handshakw and then see if it works? If it does then try introducing the splitter.
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The problem seems to have sorted itself now. I had tried the various connections so it could be that what you suggested was correct.
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edition, I was able to experience the true character of Harry Fischel in even greater depth. I was truly inspired by his great love of
G-d, which gave him the courage and strength of will to be able to fight for Jewish values, practices, and rights in the face of imminent
danger of failure, financial loss, his health weakening, etc. Nevertheless, he was still victorious. His philanthropic work was absolutely
awesome. To name a few, he played a major role in the founding and/or funding of Yeshiva College, the original Institutional
Synagogue, hospitals, orphanages, Kosher Food at Ellis Island and in hospitals, Jewish Relief Funds, and beyond. He was a
principal supporter of legislation to allow people to observe the Sabbath on Saturdays in the state of New York; he met with four
Presidents of the United States, etc.
I was inspired by his tenacity as expressed in the description of his meetings with President Franklin D Roosevelt (when he was
Governor of the state of New York and President). Such meetings revealed the power of Fischel's intention and his success in
manifesting his dreams to enhance Jewish values and education to the highest levels.
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other important matters, such as the establishment of the Fischel Foundation, which continues to support Yeshiva University and
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On World Soil Day, December 5, 2014 Symphony of the Soil was screened at the FAO Headquarters in Rome and then at the UN in New York City as part of the official kick off events of the International Year of the Soils.
On World Soil Day, December 5, 2014 Symphony of the Soil was screened at the FAO Headquarters in Rome and then at the UN in New York City as part of the official kick off events of the International Year of the Soils.
Community Garden Network of Sonoma
November 6, 2014 7PM
Santa Rosa, CA
TLC Community Garden in Santa Rosa will host a free screening of the film Symphony of the Soil on November 6 at 7:00pm, with an appearance by the author, director, and producer of the film, Deborah Koons Garcia. Don't miss this great opportunity! Location: Thanksgiving Lutheran Church, 1225 Fulton Road at W. College, Santa Rosa.
Shelton Community Cinema screens Symphony of the Soil
November 9, 2014
Mason County Senior Activities Center
190 W. Sentry Drive, Shelton WA
No admission charge. However, donations are encouraged
Glengall Wharf Garden / Burgess Park Food Project public screening
64 Glengall Road
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An outdoor screening of Symphony of the Soil on Sunday 7 September, 7:30pm at the new Glengall Wharf Garden community garden space, 64 Glengall Road, Peckham, SE15 6NF.This is an outdoor event so bring a chair or blanket to sit on and warm waterproof clothes.
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David's Folly Farm presents Symphony of the Soil
Brooksville, ME
David's Folly is a small, diverse market garden located on a historical salt water farm in Brooksville, ME. They grow a diverse vegetable crop, culinary herbs and cut flowers as well as raise heritage pork, chickens, ducks and honey bees.
A screening of Symphony of the Soil with Director Deborah Koons Garica
August 29, 2014
1390 Coastal Rd.
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August 22, 2014 7:00pm
Terrace Room
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Location: Hayfork, CA
Description: Director Deborah Koons Garcia will be present for a QandA after the screening of Symphony of the Soil at Growing Wild Garden Supply.
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June 28, 2014
Rialto Cinemas Cerrito, El Cerrito, CA
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June 6 – 14, 2014
Jeju, Korea
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Easy to find,very clean also very basic great location
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Great Front Desk
My wife and I stayed here for 2 nights.
Rooms clean and comfortable.
Good location. Right on trolley line and set in between 2 nice squares/parks.
Good price.
Very friendly and helpful front desk.
Bagels stale at breakfast.
Maid didn't change shot light bulb.
This a very good deal for the money and location. The reason I am rating it above average instead of average is because of the people at the front desk. We delt with several different people and they were are very nice and helpful. They gave directions, suggested a good place to eat ribs, located baseball tickets and gave change for the trolley. One of the best front desks in any category of hotel.
A very practical choice
Stayed here for nights of May 24 and 25,2004 on the strength of previous published reviews.We found it to be a very practical choice at a fair rate which suited our purposes admirably and if travelling to Memphis again we would not hesitate to choose this hotel again.The room was clean,fresh and well presented.Parking was on site and we were able to rely on the streetcar which stops at the backdoor of the hotel to take us to Beale Street and other tourist attractions altough during the day most are within easy walking distance if one is prepared to deal with being approached by beggers on the streets.The free continental breakfast was OK although at peak times available tables to eat it were in short supply.Overall a good practical choice at a reasonable price for a downtown Memphis hotel.
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My husband and I love to get away to Memphis at least one weekend a month and this is the ONLY hotel we will stay in! The location is great, staff is friendly, rooms are always clean and nice and the price is well within a "weekend getaway" budget. GREAT all around for the price. We have plans to stay here again at least 3 more times this summer. I would recommend this hotel to everyone. Located around the pyramid, beale street, river front, steamboats, trolley, peabody, etc.. You can park your car, check in to the hotel and walk or take the trolley everywhere you need to go. No need to drive.
Great Location
Great location. Easy walk to Peabody Place and Beale Street. Convenient parking. Comfortable rooms. Good continental breakfast. Very convenient to Highway 61 if going to and from Tunica. The Pyramid is a quick drive or a short walk. Reasonable prices. Overall a good bargain if staying downtown.
I wouldn't stay anywhere else!
I have been a guest at this hotel five times @ 14 nights per stay, so I have plenty of experience with this hotel. I have never stayed at a hotel that made it such a pleasant experience. Good people, clean, safe rooms and grounds, and reasonable rates. Perfect location for me, and walking distance to everything. I'll definitely be back again and again, and I give this hotel my highest recommendation! See for yourself.
Fair enough
Sleep Inn offered what you may expect of this kind of hotel. Clean, good rooms, nice service and the location is OK.
Perfect location
The location was just perfect! The Main street trolley at the back door, Mississippi river at your front door. Beale street just a short walk away. Staff was friendly & very helpful. Rooms, although, slightly smaller than the "normal", were very clean. No problems at all.
Good Location
This hotel is easy to find in the center of downtown Memphis. It is directly across from Conferderate Park and Mud Island. We loved being able to walk to Beale Street and Peabody Place (5 Min. walk). The rooms are small and some show their age, but we felt very safe at this location. Breakfast runs from 8 to 10 however, most of the food is gone by 9 so, get up to eat!
I got stuck in this place by the Springhill Suites next door. Apparently they had given my room at Springhill to someone else. Very dissapointing. The sleep inn was dingy. The carpet was moist. The shower had mold in it. There was no real closet just a pressboard lean-to with a pole for your clothes. I had dreams of bugs crawling all over me. What a nightmare! I talked to Springhill about my evening and they miraculously found a room there for the rest of my stay at no charge.
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How To Paint Your Front Door
We're back as promised with the whole front door shebang. First, here's what we started with:
Yup, it was an old maroon storm door with three issues: 1) the grids didn't match up with the six paneled door behind it, 2) it was always jamming, and 3) it didn't latch closed very well, so it would bang open in a storm.
It was nothing but a nuisance to us, so we opted to go storm-doorless (just like we chose to do in our first house) since we didn't use it once in eight whole months (we have a screen/storm door on the side of the house that we occasionally use along with screen doors in the living room and sunroom that we use a lot more often). It's definitely not a choice that everyone would make, but we're psyched to go storm-door-less so we can appreciate our awesome six-paneled solid wood door that was hiding behind it:
So off came all the hardware that held our slammy-jammy storm door in place. Then all we needed to do was spackle those holes and use some exterior paint to touch up the trim (thank goodness the previous owners left that in the basement for us).
Oh but before we did any spackling we got to the fun part: picking the paint color. We held up a ton of options in all colors of the rainbow (plum, turquoise, navy, lime green, and beyond), but kept coming back to a happy yellow color. Here are the final four contenders (they look pretty similar in this pic but they varied slightly by how much white or orange they had in them). After looking at them in all types of light (morning sun, afternoon shade, artificial porch light at night, etc) we ended up choosing the top one: Full Sun EB1-1 by Valspar's Eddie Bauer Home collection.
But removing the screen door and spackling & painting the trim wasn't the only prep task we took on. We also decided that our awesome original door knocker (which was rusting and peeling) could use some love.
So we carefully removed it with the hope of bringing it back to its former glory and reinstalling it on our bright yellow door when we were finished painting.
Then we sanded the paint around those areas, just to get everything nice and smooth.
We also opted to remove the rusting brass plate on the bottom of the door and spackle and sand those holes. We didn't have one in our first house and prefer the uninterrupted look of one big boldly colored wood door (but it's definitely another one of those personal preference things like nixing a storm door). Oh and we also took off our door handle and lock too – since we had hopes of sprucing them up while they were removed like the door knocker.
And now for a shot of sunshine in a can:
We mentioned that we chose Full Sun EB1-1 by Valspar's Eddie Bauer Home collection as "the one." So we talked to the paint pro at Lowe's about what exterior primer + paint she would recommend (sadly none of which are no-VOC yet). She recommended Valspar's Duramax since it has a built-in primer and is formulated to be extra durable since it's exposed to the elements outside. So we had her color match our Full Sun paint chip to the Valspar Duramax stuff and grabbed a quart of it in semi-gloss finish for around $15.
Oh but before we applied a single coat we used a liquid deglosser (Next Liquid Deglosser by Crown since it's non-flammable, biodegradable, and low-VOC) to remove any oil, grease, or other paint-adhesion-saboteurs (I've never typed that word, and I have to admit I liked it). Basically it's a shortcut when you don't feel like sanding something you're about to paint (albeit not as thorough, but usually good enough to get 'er done). You do definitely want to sand any areas that aren't smooth before deglossing though (like the nail holes from the brass plate and other places we removed hardware or spackled) since liquid deglossers don't smooth things, they just remove residue that might mess with paint adhesion.
Then it was time for coat one of our yellow primer + paint, applied with a small foam roller (to cut down on brush strokes) and a 2″ angled brush (to get into the frames of the six paneled door). Of course one coat didn't do the trick, but for yellow paint going over deep maroon it was actually a pretty impressive showing for just one thin coat:
And four thin and even coats later (yes, there I go with the "thin and even" thing again), honey was looking miiiighty fine:
As in, I couldn't stop staring at her and smiling. So glad we chose such a happy color to wake up our drab brick and cream wood-sidinged exterior. And it looks just as cute from the inside as it does from the outside:
Mmm, glossy yellowy goodness. It came out really smoothly, partially I think due to using good exterior paint, and partially due to those thin and even coats that were carefully applied with a small foam roller and high quality 2″ angled brush. Not globbing it on (and waiting for each coat to dry before moving onto the next paper thin one) is the key to no visible brush strokes when things dry.
Oh yeah, and you might notice the hardware is all sorts of spruced up. We'll be back with a dedicated hardware-upgrade post full of photos and instructions when it comes to that part of the process (there are too many pics and not enough time to squeeze that in here).
In the meantime, here's the door from outside (I couldn't completely close it for pics because it was still drying – but if you paint something in the morning, by evening it should be all cured up and ready to close).
Isn't our porch happier without the old broken maroon screen door + dark hidden front door combo?
Shucks, it just makes me giddy. And John
loves it too. Oh happy day.
So there it is. A front door makeover that involved:
- checking out swatches taped on the door at all times of day (to ensure nothing would change from something we love in morning sunlight to something we hate in evening porch light)
- removing the screen door and spackling/sanding/painting those holes left in the door surround
- removing the hardware and sanding those areas to smooth them before painting
- permanently removing a rusted brass plate at the bottom of the door and spackling/sanding those holes
- thoroughly deglossing the entire door
- refurbishing the hardware (we'll be back with all those details for ya soon)
- applying four thin and even coats of exterior primer + paint in semi-gloss for a nice shiny finish
- reattaching the hardware when the paint was dry enough (but not completely closing the door until evening, so it can fully cure)
Woot. Love it. As for the budget breakdown, whoop, here it is: one quart of Valspar Duramax paint in semi-gloss from Lowe's: $15. Das it. Oh and if someone didn't have spackle and a deglosser on hand those might be around $4 each on top of the cost of a quart of paint. We still have tons of paint leftover bee tee dubs, so a quart for a front door should definitely do it – even if you're painting both sides of it (we left the back of ours white like our interior doors).
Have any of you recently painted your front door? Any plans to if you haven't? Is it crazy that this is the fourth time I've painted a door in five years (and the second time I've gone with a happy yellow color)? It's just so dang cheerful. Here's hoping it spurs us on when it comes to about a million other exterior upgrades that we want slash need to tackle (including the possibility of painting the cream siding around the door, and even trying something with the brick exterior down the line). I guess time will tell where we'll end up with that stuff. But you know we'll keep you posted…
Update: There were a bunch of requests for some wider shots from the curb, so here they are. Remember that nearly everything else in the pics besides the yellow door might be on our change-that list down the line (so it's all a work in progress)…
… especially the big barricade o' bushes that makes the door nearly invisible from certain angles…
Wouldn't the power to move bushes with the point of a finger be an awesome superpower? Methinks I'd pick that over flying and reading minds.
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Love the new look! Where did you get your white planter boxes, or did you make them?
Thanks! Do you remember about how much they were? I didn't see them on their website. Thanks so much!
Ooh! So happy-punchy. Can't wait to see it from the front of the house!
That looks sweeeeeeeeet!!! Love how it matches the curtains in the dining room too!
Ooooh. I feel like doing cartwheels just looking at it.
Love it! It looks so bright!
I know you said you'd do a post on the hardware update, but you did paint your doorknob, right????? Last fall we had a breakin, and hubs replaced our doorknob and deadbolt. It went from ORB to matte stainless steel. Everytime I unlock the door, I think it looks so industrial–and I am reminded of why we replaced it. :( I thought it got too much use to be painted…..
Looks great!
I just painted our front door last fall, after ripping off some awful molding that was falling off and spackling many, many holes. It's now a nice pear-y green.
I chose the color because I liked it, but have since discovered it is perfect for this: http://pinterest.com/pin/46731466/
Unplanned, but I am SO doing it!
Oh my gosh, I love it! Just the color that front door needed! I love that you guys had it coordinate with the curtain fabric. Everything pulls together so nicely. Well done!
I was slightly doubtful this morning because of your not-bright-white siding, but I think it looks really sweet and cheerful. Much improved!!!
P.S. I hope you don't take this the wrong way, Sherry, but I totally saw a resemblance between you and Dina Manzo when I watched Design Star last night. Minus the blonde hair and her age…and your design sense is totally superior. Maybe it's a NJ thing?
Holy cow, it looks great!!
Great color choice!
And although, I am a midwestern-storm-door-lover… The clean lines of your unobstructed yellow front door make me happy.
Looks so fantastic Sherry! You're right. It's such a fun, happy and energetic color. What a great way to infuse a lot of life into your front porch. :-)
Everything you guys touch turns to gold! In this case, literally! Beautiful job.
Like the door, but love the updated hardware. I'll definitely be keeping my eyes open for those makeover details!
It looks beautiful. We painted our door yellow last year
(Bicycle yellow by Ralph Lauren), and just absolutely love it. We especially loved how it was different from all the red doors you see everywhere that were so trendy. We were slapping ourselves on the back and basking in our unique-ness, but now I believe you two have just made it a trend. Oh, dear, what do we do now?
Better start frantically combing through my lime green swatches…. I predict yellow doors will be sweeping suburbia soon! ;)
Is this the precursor to painting the brick grey? Just going off the inspiration photos, wondering if there are more curb appeal changes to come.
I hope you keep the brick. I think it looks so great all together!
I was watching Curb Appeal the other day and they painted brick with a specialized paint that had ceramic in it. They said that the ceramic made the paint almost as maintenance free as plain brick bc it bonded with the brick and sealed it. On a side note it showed them spraying the paint right over the windows, then cutting the edge and peeling it right off. I thought that was super cool :)
Did you see the episode of Sarah's House where they stained the brick a dark grey? It was awesome
It looks awesome! I love happy front doors. The door on the house I grew up in was actually bright purple and I always loved it. I was so sad when the current owners painted it GRAY a few years ago! Enjoy your new sunshiney entrance :)
Love the yellow door! I actually haven't seen a lot of yellow doors and yours looks great. Definitely want to see a curb shot.
I love it – it's so happy!! I especially love how it plays so nicely from the inside too. Great choice!
Love the door with the curtains!!!
You guys have really made my day!! Can't wait for the info! :)
The new door color looks great. So happy and inviting. Feeling completely motivated to go paint my own beige front door. Going to quash that feeling with knitting and trim painting projects though. The front door isn't in the plan for now (next year maybe), but the other two need to finish prior to month end.
Thanks for a whole new set of color ideas for front doors. Yours does look wonderful.
I'm sorry buy I have to ask: what is a storm door and how do you use it? I think we dont have those here in Europe…
Ps. Love the color!!!
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I am happy to report that I am cancer-free! Coming back to school I was greeted by many warm hugs and handmade cards from your children. Many of you have sent me emails, cards, meals, and gifts while I was in recovery. Thank you for all of your support. It is wonderful to be part of a caring community. I am very happy to be here.
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Our most recent adventure in the world has taken us to Europe, the red continent on our painted globe. The children were introduced to Mozart. We learned that he was born in Austria and was a very talented musician. As a child he could play better than grown ups! He began composing music at the young age of 5 and composed over 650 pieces of music during his life. For those children who stay all day, we viewed an animated version of the opera "The Magic Flute." For our quiet walk we listened to some of Mozart's music. The children could also choose to listen to this music at the listening table during work time.
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Things are hoppin'!
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Our science shelves are brimming with frogs! There are frogs for matching, frog puzzles, frog nomenclature cards and many more activities. One of the favorite works has been an activity that allows the child to sequence the life cycle of a frog using small replicas of an egg, a tadpole, a tadpole with legs and a mature frog. During small group lessons we read a story and talked about the life cycle of a frog. As a follow up each child made a book reinforcing this sequence.
Posted by Sassafras
Sassafras has been studying the continent of Asia! We specifically looked at the countries of China and Japan.
We had many practical life activities available using chopsticks and Chinese and Japanese food and containers. We had clothes from the countries that the children could try on, as well.
We had a painting work available where the children could look at Chinese calligraphy and recreate the symbols.
We studied the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai. We looked at his famous print, The Great Wave. The children made their own great wave by using watercolors, acrylic paint, and sponges.
We also studied his piece, Red Fuji. We made our own Red Fuji's with crayons and making a resist by painting watercolors over the crayons.