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I am trying to redo my living room and dining room. For years, I displayed family photos on the dining room buffet and bay windowsill. After my in-laws died, my DH added 8x10 framed photos of them. It just got to be too cluttered so I took everything down except one family photo. DH put the 3 frames back on the buffet. I told him I was going for a cleaner, more modern look and don't want them there anymore. I'm desperately trying to find a compromise. Any suggestions???
We have our "family gallery" in the hallway that goes to the bedrooms. That way only the people who appreciate the photos (us, our families, and house guests) see them.
The photographs are displayed on framed narrow shelves so that they can be replaced or rearranged easily without damage to the walls. We often find ourselves smiling at photos of loved ones or the newest member of the family as we walk by, and family and friends enjoy them too.
I agree, a family gallery would look great in a hallway: start in the middle of the largest wall space in the hall and add to each side of the first grouping of framed pictures. Another idea is on the wall going up your stairs - if you have a two story house.
I've made so many quilted wall hangings that I'm going to start hanging them in my long hall in the middle of my 1910 brick bungalow. I already have two framed needlework projects hung there, one my mom made me and one that I made before I started quilting.
Yes -- another vote for a family gallery wall in the hallway with photos from ALL sides of the family groups ....
.... PLUS .... as an added kindness .... add a small biography page to the back of each photo ... to keep the memories of birth/death dates; locations of homes; fun memories etc.
... PLUS you could add photos of vacations or holidays with the family members -- another nice way to keep memories! :)
Sometimes when we move things around, we notice them more. I have tons of knick knacks from my travels. Small items. Some are stored in my china cabinet and I rotate things out.
A hallway that you or guests frequent would not necessarily be a demotion.
Not exactly the same, but in our basement family room I just removed my fish and sea life collection that was displayed under a console. I took a few items and scattered them about, but stored the rest. Sometimes you just need to change things up.
Ellendi, you're the best. :)
A year or so ago I thought maybe I'd reduce the number of his photos and just keep the best ones out. Not that I don't love/miss him any less, but life has moved along and is pretty darn good, all things considered. But my wall looked bereft and I put them back. They've become touchstones, memories that make me smile.
I think if I moved to another house I would rearrange stuff. But I'm cool with how it looks now.
If I actually had a serious suitor I might have to reevaluate my decor. Fat chance.
Hollysprings brings up an interesting point. How personal or impersonal should a public place like a living room be?
Is a living room really a public place? Aren't the only people who are there friends or family? I can see not having intimate photos displayed but other than that why not display what you want? I consider my entire home personal space with the bedrooms being "more personal".
I don't have a lot of wall space and for 2 years I keep thinking about hanging photos in our staircase going from our kitchen to our bedroom. Need to work on that this winter.
I know I'll be the odd man out here, but I don't get a whole lot of pleasure from looking at photographs, especially ones that are in view all the time. While it can be fun to go through photo albums now and again, I don't find it particularly enjoyable to have photographs around me at all times, and after a while they just tend to blend into the surroundings and I hardly notice them. IMO, a photograph does very little to convey anything real about the person, place, animal, or thing depicted.
If someone gives me a photograph, I put it on display and enjoy it for a while, and then I either put it away, or throw it away. I'm not very sentimental, I guess.
Patrice607, when my FIL died, my husband did the same thing (displaying a framed photograph) even thought he rarely saw him or even talked about him much when he was alive. I figured it was part of his mourning process so I left it alone until I figured it had been there long enough that he didn't notice it anymore, and then I put it away. I was right. He didn't notice.
I feel like a living room should reflect the wishes of the people who live there and if they want photos, there should be no thought to it being a "public" space. It's not. It's a private home.
Linelle, I think it's really different to display pictures of your spouse, who shared your life and your home, if you wish, than someone displaying pictures of their family of origin in a space that they share with their spouse (who may not want them displayed). In the OP case, it seems a compromise is to display them someplace her husband can see/look/linger over them when he wants, but she is not forced to look at or decorate around them when she doesn't want to.
olychick, I totally agree with you on both counts. :)
If my living room is public space, where the hell is the public? My house is small enough that I live in all my rooms throughout the day, with the possible exception of my guest room.
Since I live alone I get to make all the rules and don't have to compromise with anyone. So I get that spouses or partners may not agree on what should grace a prime spot. It does take some sensitivity to negotiate that, esp. when one may still be grieving.
I'm sentimental about people. Some photos still speak to me, and I often speak back.
(((Hugs Linelle))). My very dear first husband passed away when he was 45 and I was 41. We had loads of pictures of the children in 8 x 10 frames but only one of us as a family. I still have it on display in my office and I always will. I still love and miss him terribly but indeed life moves on and life is good. I have a DH and he has never minded in the least that I have it. I have been blessed to have two fabulous husbands. My first DMIL is still a part of our lives and joins us for all our holiday celebrations.
I don't have family photos in my living room but have many in our library and my home office and a wedding picture of DH and I in the bedroom.
Patrice, not knowing how long it has been since your inlaws passed, or how close you all were, it is hard for us to give advice. But really, you need to talk to your DH more about this. It seems that having these portraits out is important to him at this time, and that needs to be respected, even if it has been some time since they passed away, and to me would be of more importance than any "look" that I was trying to achieve. JMHO.
As others have suggested, if you can, find some wall space for the portraits (and of your parents, too), or a space on a bookshelf -- someplace that doesn't feel like you are trying to hide them from view. Maybe in an arrangement with some floral prints (B&W if the portraits are also) or photographs of their homes. Include DH in the decision of where.
I never had any photos sitting around except a few that I was particularly fond of, of my DD, on my dresser. But since my parents passed (Dad 3 years, Mom 2 years ago) I find that I want their pictures out on my bookshelf. Maybe that will change in a few years again, who knows?
There was no discussion with your DH before you removed the in-laws' photos? What about after? I mean a discussion, not an explanation.
A small hallway or stairway gallery display will give you and him what you both want -- and if someone doesn't want to look at the deceased folks, they can just stare straight ahead!
Patrice, you didn't say if your parents are still alive. My guess is, they are. Until one loses a parent, no matter how sorry you are for their loss, you do not understand how it feels. I know I didn't, and have been told by many that lost a parent after I had lost my Mom, that they were sorry they didn't understand what I was going through. The fact that your hubby put the pictures back out, means he still needs them there for his personal comfort. Please honor that need.
Patrice, you didn't say if your parents are still alive. My guess is, they are. Until one loses a parent, no matter how sorry you are for their loss, you do not understand how it feels. I know I didn't, and have been told by many that lost a parent after I had lost my Mom, that they were sorry they didn't understand what I was going through. The fact that your hubby put the pictures back out, means he still needs them there for his personal comfort. Please honor that need.
I am fixated on the 8X10. I have only one 8X10 ever displayed and it is family photo. Photos of individuals are plenty big at 5X7 IMHO. Perhaps it would be easier to incorporate the pictures in question if they were smaller?
Side bar: I totally cringe when ever I read "no photos in public rooms". Who the heck made that crazy rule? I have photos in cute seasonal frames that I swap in and out as the months go by in my living room. I WANT people to see them. Most are vacation or holiday pictures of my kids--all grown now. If it makes anyone uncomfortable to see a PERSONAL item in MY HOME than I guess they best not come to MY HOME. I also read one should not have photos of your kids in your bedroom. Another CRAZY rule. No way am I giving up my wall of 5x7s of my kids' yearly school photos. I agree no one but me and maybe DH wants to see all that but heck if I want to dig out an photo album just to be reminded of what once was.
I made photo books on Shutterfly. You could make a beautiful 8x11 or larger book with family photos. I have 7 books now. They are stacked on the coffee table. I can look at them whenever I want and they are accessible to visitors. I do have framed photos on my hall table and the walls of my office are covered. But the books are special because I chose the photos, layouts, cover and colors. And you can add text should you chose.
I understand the "public/private" concept, but I think it depends on how your house, living room and dining room get used. My mother belonged to several committees that met in the members' houses and played in several bridge clubs some of which raised for charity, some of which were social. So about twice a month, when she was at her most active, there were 8-12 women in the house, some of whom she didn't know very well, and a couple of whom she rather disliked.
They saw the LR, the DR and the downstairs powder room. So at that point there may have been the latest family portrait on a side table or something. Other photos, school photos and such were in areas of the house not seen by anybody and everybody.
Eventually, when there weren't a lot of acquaintances coming in and out--and more friends, more personal photos worked their way into the LR and DR, but there has never been a photo of any living family member hung on the wall: everything was in frames on a table.
I think if the person is dead, it depends on how often and in what way you want to remember the person.
My parents had a friend whose daughter had died around age ten, and they had an elaborate large portrait of her in the living room. An interior designer actually convinced them to move it to a more discrete location, not because of the décor of the living room, but because the first time she saw it, she asked its significance and they were very upset telling her who it was. I can remember being told by my parents to Not ask who the girl was in the portrait if I was ever invited into the living room. So, it probably shouldn't have been so prominent.
My sister gave us copies of a photo of my mother taken shortly before the car accident from which she never recovered, and I don't display it because even though it is what my mother looked like at that particular time (after 20 years of a debilitating illness), I don't think she would have liked it as a photo of herself, and it's not how I remember her. (I seem to have a set memory of what my parents look like and that's how I imagine them, even when I talk to my dad now, I don't picture him as a 90 year old).
Generally, I would much rather see photos of deceased family members, instead of multiple school and wedding photos of the living in prominent locations.
I have a different opinion than most here. I have been doing genealogy the last couple of years and since then I have become "attached" to the photos of the Grandparents and Great Grandparents of my husband. I have had family photos on the shelves of one bookcase in my formal living room for many years, his family, my family and our family (the three of us) but now I look at them differently. Seeing the multi generations all together just helps me make sense of these people. They were true pioneers - in Georgia and Florida.
All the pictures are different sizes, but all are in silvery antique type frames. The narrow bookcase is in the corner and has 3 shelves with doors on the bottom. Inside I keep my photo albums. I don't have alot of company but when my bridge group comes over, I usually get a positive comment about the photos, as we often have subs playing in the group. Most know I'm into the family history and they ask what I have recently discovered new about the family.
I have pictures of my grandson in my bedroom. A few in the hallway to the 3 bedrooms of my son growing up. Thats about it.
Patrice607- Shutterfly is easy to use. They show all kinds of fancy templates, but once you are on, you can make lovely choices with out embellishments etc. You will have to scan your older photos. Also, you can make 2 or 3 copies should you want to give books as a gift to people close to you.
Patrice, I made a wedding book for our daughter through WM that would be similar to the one sixtyohno is referring to. You can do it online or in their stores. I'm sure any other store that offers photo printing will have some sort of book you can put together too. Everyone that has seen the book has thought it was very well done.
At the link below, you can see photos of the whole book, from cover to the last page where I gave them tips to a great marriage. This can give you an idea of what a great gift you can give your hubby by collecting photos of his family, including his parents to make a wonderful memory book for him. Have his family help you with finding great photos and sharing their stories so you can add captions to the photos to make a cherished memory book for him.
Here is a link that might be useful: Katie and Will's wedding book.
I too vote the hall! It's where all my family photos are located. We get to see them, but no one else has to see.
I have a thought. It's just a small thought. A tiny one. Who will see it? My grandmother never took into account that while, it was her daughter, she was my mother. And had a HUGE picture of her in her wedding gown in the living room decades after my parents divorced. None of the son who is still married to this day, and no other family pictures. It was constant niggling thing to have to be in that room, reminded all the time, of how my parents had split. But it was her home and I only saw it once a week. Actually, my grandparents lived there and it was their home, but this was her doing. I don't think I was the only bothered by it. seems like others commented.
A little off topic but I just wanted to say that I understand what mboston is talking about. What I would give to have photos of my grandfather (who I never met) and great-grandparents. I am so sad when I go to an estate sale and framed portraits, obviously very old, are in a box full of other random stuff for $5. I always wonder if the family no longer knows who they are or just don't care. To be honest, I didn't care much either when I was 25, not realizing that at some point they would all be gone and the stories that I had grown up with would disappear too. Now I feel that they have great value.
Raee - when you see boxes or frames with old photos, there is a way that relatives can be found. There is a facebook group called "Random acts of genealogy". You would be surprised how many people on there actually buy old photos from antique shops and garage sales and track down relatives. Some have even bought family bibles and tracked down relatives that never knew such things existed.
I am lucky that some old family photos were passed down to us - we have charcoal drawings of my husband's GF and GGF. We have a tin print of GGGF, plus some other relatives had other photos of him. We have a number of others from husband's GM on his dad's side and her parents. I love looking at them, especially now that I am trying to learn about their lives in GA before they came to FL. Hubs would qualify as a SAR, and Florida Pioneer Family Member. He is 5th generation Floridian.
Have loved this thread. I love pictures but since we remodeled the house three or so years ago, I haven't put pictures back out.
DH #1 and I always had the guest bath filled with family pictures. Fast forward to DH#2 who is very easy going; no objections but at this point,it's the kid's bathroom. This thread made me think about remodeling the family room (monochromatic theme) with black and white pictures of all family. I just may do this; do love to see my family.


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I moved the book to the top of my to-read list and once I started on it was glad I had done so. It's strange; there's no quick paced action, no tense drama yet I couldn't put it down. Maybe it was the author's fasincation with Gilkey (the theif) & Sanders (the "bibliodick") or maybe it was the author's own fascination with this private world of rare book dealers. It certainly wasn't the characters that drew me in. Gilkey was given the most "pagetime" but he wasn't very interesting. Simply an unrepentant crook (all protestations to the contrary) who choose credit card fraud as his easy method of living the good life, which happens to involve owning rare books. Sanders was slightly better but seemed too angry/bitter for much of the book.
While I'm still not sure why I enjoyed this book, it's safe to say it was an good read.
While I've been out on furlough this week, I accomplished a few things around the house (though not perhaps as much as I would have liked) and in the process I learned a few things about myself.
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Grill Cover for 12" sub
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Posted February 25 2004 - 02:31 PM
Ive been trying to find a nice looking grill cover for my 12" sub I was considering this one at parts express but Im kind of worried about the linear excursion and its not exactly what im looking for. I would like nice bubbled fine mesh cover.
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Posted February 26 2004 - 02:06 AM
That looks similar to the ones I was gonna recomend...JL has some nice grill covers! check them out. good luck
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Posted February 26 2004 - 04:34 AM
JL as in JL audio? Can you buy there grills without buying the speaker lol?
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Posted February 27 2004 - 02:23 AM
Yes...any JL Audio authorized dealer should have these grills in stock! They are quite nice actually
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Posted February 27 2004 - 09:50 AM
That is exactly what im looking for THANK YOU
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Posted March 01 2004 - 02:59 AM
BlakeN, I just bought one of the PE 2pc grills, I have a 12" sub with about the same excursion as the sub you posted. No clearance problems at all, and that is with the top piece pushed all the way down which leaves 9/16" of clearance. Since its a compression fit, you can back it out to almost 3/4 or an inch. A friend of mine here at work, has two JL subs and the JL grills, they would be overkill for my sub since they literally have about 1 1/2" of room. With my sub firing up into the rear bench of my truck, those would be too much.
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Posted March 01 2004 - 08:54 AM
I might have to go with the PE.. I like the JL one a lot but the only authorised JL audio dealer in town only has the mesh insert not the ring. He said the JL speakers have the ring built in so they have never gotten any in. He did mention he would order one for me if he can get one. So if anyone knows of an online dealer that sells the mesh + ring please give me a link I have been looking for one all day.
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Posted March 02 2004 - 06:09 AM
Also Blake, the JL authorized dealer here, sells theirs for 25. I paid 12.50 for mine through PE, though shipping put it closer to 20. Still 5 bucks for a bargain bin DVD.
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Check this one out, the top 2. I just odered it.
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I was thinking about getting one of the metal bar ones but if you look in the cataloge they screw in on the outside of the speaker to the box. The box im building is kind of odd.. the speaker will have a 3/4th inch of mdf arround it so it will appear to be sunk in. That piece of wood goes accross my whole trunk. It will look like i have 1 huge box that fits in perfectly when infact there is a space for the amp. Im trying to get a grill that will be flush with that peice of wood when installed... I hope you can kind of understand my description.
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For some reason games and other software won't install, after the next procedure steps, the installation goes into limbo, even though in task manager it is stated as responsive.
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Not sure what the problem is but as you use AVG you will not need to use Windows Defender so I would go into services and disable Defender and stop it running.
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Have you tried this, Place the CD/DVD in the drive and select the open option The highligh the Install option, right click and select run as adminstrater
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I tried the Windows Defender (firewall) disable, and the 'run as administrator' but it had no effect on the installation speed.
When I installed Crysis 2, the installation process goes into limbo, then after an hour or more it kicks in, and begins to install, its as if something is effecting the DVD RW reading speed,
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Alcohol Pouring Systems & Appliances
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|Kegerators & Kegerator Accessories - Conversion Kits, Taps
Drink beer the way it was meant to be drank, straight from the tap! Learn how to build a beer kegerator or buy one from us. We are the source for kegerators and kegerator accessories.
|Barmetrix - Inventory Control, Staff Training & Bar Consultation
Providing Inventory Control, Stock Take, Staff & Management Training to the Hospitality, Bar, Nightclub & Restaurant industry.
|Small Appliance
SmallApplianceSource.com provides a wide variety of small appliances and small kitchen appliances including toasters, blenders, microwaves, rice cookers, crock pots and coffee makers.


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Climate Change
Climate change is happening now. The United States and the world are warming, global sea level is rising, and some types of extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and more severe. These changes have already resulted in a wide range of impacts across every region of the country and many sectors of the economy. Today, America needs reliable scientific information about current and future changes, impacts, and effective response options. The U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP)—which released the 3rd National Climate Assessment in May 2014—is at the center of the Federal Government's efforts to fulfill this critical need. Scroll down to learn more.


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Ian Anderson noon, March 28
Posted September 21, 2012
Winston Churchill once said the Americans and British are two peoples separated by a common language. The more countries I visit, the more this seems to be true around the globe. For better or worse, ...