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Vanity width for powder room
We have a powder room in our condo which is being restored due to water damage from a neighboring unit. The bathroom is stripped to studs on one wall, flooring is out and the vanity had to be disposed of due to water damage.
I'm hoping to find something all-in-one to speed things up, our bathroom has been out of commission for over 2 months already. Also the cost will have to be approved by the HOA, so needs to be reasonable replacement cost.
The room is 52" wide and the existing vanity top was 51" wall to wall with side splashes, the flooring did not extend under the vanity, but as the flooring was removed as well, we will have it installed all the way to the wall this time to allow for different configurations.
It is very difficult to find an all-in-one vanity unit 51". There are 48" vanities which would leave an inch and a half of space on either side which would seem to look odd - the space between the cabinet and wall could be filled with trim but there would be I think too much space between the countertop and wall to cover with a sidesplash.
Of course we could go down to 36" and have more significant space on the sides so it would look purposeful, but possibly still odd?
The storage from a cabinet is very useful in this townhouse so a pedestal sink or open vanity would not be ideal, but maybe it would look better.
What do you think I should do here, any creative suggestions?
Our home was built in 1980 and originally "1980 contemporary mismash" but our style is more transitional/traditional and I'd prefer to avoid something too modern looking, but I also do not want fussy, curved, etc.
The flooring is a mid tone brown vinyl "wood" plank, and the walls are BM mascarpone.
This is what it looked like before the water damage:
This is a 48" vanity I like, see Costco link below.
I have also found "ready to assemble 48" vanity I like (also comes in 36"), which would require a separate countertop. Mocha Shaker Bathroom Vanities
These are 49" vanities, that means there would be exactly 1" on each side of the countertop, could that be covered or filled without looking strange? Foremost Gazette 49 in. Vanity in Espresso with Golden Hill Granite Top with Single Bowl
Foremost Ashburn 49 in. x 22 in. Vanity with Right Drawers in Mahogany with Granite Top in Beige
I could go with a much smaller vanity and have about 10" on both sides. This one is 30" wide and it is about as far towards contemporary as I would want to go White Porcelain Single Vanity
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Here is a link that might be useful: Costco Mission Hills
This post was edited by tinan on Fri, Oct 18, 13 at 12:52
Code requires four inches between the edge of a sink or vanity top and the wall, if you are leaving any space. Obviously, you don't need a permit to replace a vanity cabinet, but there is a practical reason. Much smaller and it is difficult or impossible to retrieve things that fall between it and the wall, and it is difficult to clean.
My current bathroom has one with 1" at the countertop and slightly more for the cabinet and its awful. The floor in the back corner can't be reached.
To me it looks like all the links you provided show vanities that would not accommodate filler pieces. These vanities you've shown are stand alone pieces. They have detailed sides that would prevent fillers.
I like Gladys1924 idea very much. Here are a few houzz pictures, though these vanities may be too long for your space. You would have to draw it up to see if a tower would be functional and still have space for your work at the sink.
Craftsman Bathroom by Seattle Home Builders Ventana Construction LLC
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If you want a furniture style vanity, you need to use a 24" or 30" vanity. Otherwise, you need a traditional cabinet style vanity that you use a filler with and a custom top. The space isn't sized for standard sized components. You can get what you need from any cabinet shop.
I can't do a cabinet like that because the light fixture would be in the way it is centered and rectangular.
I don't want furniture style actually I prefer no space underneath I just don't seem to find anything else these days! If anyone had a good source for reasonably priced cabinets of the appropriate size I would love to know.
Like Hollysprings says try a cabinet shop, you might be surprised at what you find. My cabinet shop will do custom and do standard like sizing. The standard sizing, I believe, come in 3" width increments. 3 x 17" = 51", sounds to me like your vanity is a typical cabinet size (3" more than 48").
I live in a very expensive area, and I don't have a lot of time to shop in person so I am not sure if I can find and shop at a cabinet store... and then I'd need to buy a top separately and again the big box stores do not carry 51" tops, I can't do a custom granite top too expensive (even remnants with cutting etc too much).
I guess my best option is to either go with a 36" vanity stand alone furniture type, centered on the wall and have 8" space on both sides, or just do a pedestal sink and add a wall cabinet over the toilet to store the TP etc.
Kraftmaid makes a 51".
3rd row 2nd one.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://kraftmaidspec.com/media/pdf/Bath%20and%20bath%20vanity%20cabinets.pdf
I'd rather have a nice smaller cabinet or even a pedestal sink than laminate and drop-in in our powder room. HD and Lowes have granite tops with sinks 49" for $200, side splashes are available so the 1" on each side would be covered by the side splashes I could mount on a thin board to bring to 1" thickness and caulk the gaps.
Thanks for the kraftmaid info I spent hours searching the Lowes and Home Depot sites and went in person and could not find that information!
It's hard to tell from your photo, but was the previous countertop marble or cultured marble? Do they expect you to reuse the old top?
My first thought was the same as Chispa's. Why should you have to be 'settling'? In fact, why should you be doing the legwork anyways? If the previous vanity was a custom-made one, then that's what they should be replacing it with. Is the condo itself liable and not an insurance co? Is this why there are the cost issues? I realize that any 'upgrades' would have to borne by you, but wouldn't that be better than 'settling'?
Have been going through this with my son whose kitchen was flooded LAST October... looks like it may finally get finished within the next couple of weeks!
Good luck, I personally would hate to lose so much storage, a 51" vanity with two banks of drawers on each side of the sink base can hold a fair amount of stuff!


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How fun! It is always great to receive unexpected things in the mail. I would love to know where you got the cartoon-like illustrated rendering of Burger. I would love to get one made of my English bulldog, Oliver!
That painting is INCREDIBLE! I have zero artistic talent, so I'm totally in awe of people with so much talent!!
One of our fav gifts was a hammock and stand from my parents. They told us we need more R & R in our life so they were hoping to help us out! Sooo excited to soak up some sunshine in that baby next summer!
That is so gorgeous! And wow I LOVE that painting – amazing! Can't wait to hear what you're having. :)
Love that snowglobe. So elegant, and peacocks are one of my favorites! No surprises here, but we had a lovely and low key Christmas. :-)
The picture of burger is cute. I love the expression on his face.
And thanks for sharing the facebook thing Sherry! I may have to do that with my pups too!
I love both the peacock and the Burger portrait! My daughter requested and received the leopard Snuggie for her 18th bday which was the 23rd. But no real surprise gifts this year.
Happy New Year!
we're waiting with bated-breath to hear about the twins next week (seriously)…but as for home-related gifts, my parents got me a print by one of our favorite cape cod artists, timothy struna, so i can now complete the beachy/nautical gallery wall i've been planning for our hallway.
I thought my wife and I were the only ones to put photos of our dog all over the house. I guess I'm not crazy.
What fun gifts from your readers! :)
We were thrilled to receive a dishwasher from my in-laws! Our house (we bought it in late August) came with a portable dishwasher that flooded our kitchen the first time we used it. My in-laws bought us a Kenmore something-or-other (it's still in the box, actually) and my handy FIL will be helping my husband cut apart the cabinets to build it in. Can't wait!
We received a gorgeous handmade, all maple wood rocking chair from my in-laws. It's from a place in PA that makes all hardwood, handmade furniture. It's absolutely BEAUTIFUL and a huge surprise!
Well that is just so sweet and lovely that you got those gifts!
I have to say, when I scrolled down to the picture of Burger, and read your note about it saying look what we got, I studied the picture for a second, and thought, "what? A new collar?" And then I suddenly realized it was a painting of Burger! I had actually thought it was a real picture of him wearing some new gift… that's some talent!
We may be crazy too…because we have photos of our dogs in at least half of the rooms in our house :)
My husbands parents got us a new set of Cuisinart Greenware pots and pans (after they asked what we wanted and I handed over the specifics). I LOVE them and I got rid of all our yucky teflon right away!
that peacock is so, SO fabulous!! I collect things with peacocks, I even have a peacock-themed christmas tree. I must have that!! West Elm, you say?
I didn't get a whole lot that was particularly "home-related" myself, but I did buy myself a beautiful glass tray with hummingbirds on it with xmas money, and my parents gave me a sewing machine! I can certainly make things for my home with it. I plan on starting with new bedroom curtains–wish me luck.
I hope YHL had a wonderful christmas! we love you :)
wow nice presents! i love the portrait of burger!
How sweet of your readers!
Our surprise was just… awesome. I am still having trouble coming up with words to say how much I love this- My hubby's parents are super-creative-crafty-DIYers. They gave us some cool wall art very much like what the Frame the Date company does, except they did it in letters with our last name. And the hubby grew up in Rochester, NY, so it's all pics from around there. AND they matted and framed it all themselves. I wish I had a pic of it uploaded to share, but I don't quite yet. I am still trying to pick the perfect spot to hang it!
I love the painting of lil burger…..it is so adorable….I can't wait to have a piece of art with my beloved "fur" children :) Happy New Year Everyone!!!
I love the portrait! I want one of Nico! She says Burger looks so handsome! I hope my son in law (+parents) had a wonderful Christmas! :D
No lie, I totally got a leopard print snuggie. My sister keeps things really cold at her house and we always complain, so she got all of our siblings snuggies. Of course, mine was leopard print.
Oh WOWZA!!! Those are some amazing gifts from readers! The painting is exquisite! Does she do commissions??? Gorgeous!
How adorable! Surprises are the best!!
I wasn't really expecting anything specific for Christmas, so I was beyond stoked when my wonderful boyfriend got me a super comfy chair and ottoman for my room, so now I can read in my own little reading nook. Yaay!
The painting of Burger is seriously cool! Enjoy you two– you deserve it. xo
How cool! Loving both of your gifts and they are so you!
beautiful gifts! does Steph perhaps sell these custom pet portraits to the public? if not, she sure should consider it. I know many, including myself, would be lined up to get one of their "fur" baby(ies).
Can't wait to here what your "bean" is!!! let me put my 2-cents in now and say i think you are having a….BOY
or maybe it is a girl…nope, okay, staying with BOY.
What fun getting beautiful, custom-made gifts!
Honestly, I just wanted a RUG for Christmas! Our poor dining table was dwarfing its current companion, being a 5+change x 7+change. I looked and looked but mostly found 8×10's and I was so afraid that size would be much too big for the table and also look funny in my dining space. After much shopping with my mother (who was not too thrilled but had offered to pay for my rug as a Christmas gift), I finally found one at World Market and a 9×6 also! I was so excited when my husband agreed to go with me to look at it :-) He liked – we PURCHASED with a 10% off coupon, which kept us under my mom's budget! Thanks to my Mom for a great, and much appreciated gift!
BTW, I live in San Antonio and LOVE Texas! Moved here from Ohio, left after 8 months for a deployment to Iraq and got back this fall! Our spare room is always available if you are up for trip to our friendly state!
Happy New Year to you both :-)
How wonderful! I love surprises! The peacock snow globe is beautiful! I've been trying to find something peacock related to decorate our home with that's not over the top. My husband and I love to collect art done by friends, local artists, or even famous ones (those are just hard to find in our price range). What a great addition to your collection of Burger portraits! =)
My husband surprised me with a sewing machine! It's so awesome! He got me the Brother XR 9000. I keep saying I want to make curtains or re-upholster our chairs, but i need a sewing machine to do those things. Hooray! =) I surprised him with a Lego Batmobile 7784. He's wanted a Batmobile since he was 4 years old. I got him one he could make (he's an engineer and loves putting things together and taking them apart)!
I think you're having a girl, because it looks like the little bean is sitting low.
I think you're having a girl:
When the bump is more "basketball" like up front, it's a girl.
When the bump is more spread out to the sides, it's a boy.
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Teasing Nerds 2So where was I um oh yeah so now they know, so now that I had their full attention I thought id play with them, so I crossed my legs hehe. After maybe like 5 minuets I acted like I was going to fall asleep (the lecture was so boring it wasn't hard) so I slowly uncrossed my legs as drifted of to "sleep" slowly letting my legs part to a more comfortable position. Maybe after a couple minuets I pretended to wake up even though my heart was pumping I was so horny and excited my ***** was dripping.
I was feeling so naughty that I couldn't help myself, I started teasing my *****, I've gotten good at restraining myself from moaning but I was in a completely different world when I heard the teacher call my name! Crap! I pined my skirt against the seat afraid someone might see, then my teacher asked "are you texting?" I heard the little nerds snickering and I was about to say no when I realize I'd have to explain what was actually doing, so I said yes. Thankfully he didn't ask for my phone since it wasn't in my hand.
With that scare I was too terrified to keep going so that was it. :(
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Great story! Next time go to the teacher after class, and tell him what you were really doing, but explain that you were too embarassed to say that in front of the entire class. I'll bet he will have a great reaction!
lol you are great your bf is a lucky guy
what a pity.......a bf would keep you well satisfied and benefit from all of your showing off too ;)
"With that scare I was too terrified to keep going so that was it. :("
Still awesome :)
Now you know why you need to stay focused if you're gonna be a teaser
You seem to be a very fun girl!
I'd love to watch you play with yourself!
He he he maybe teacher had already seen what you were doing and wanted to join in with his tongue to help you out a little....i sure as hell would love to help you....add me as a friend please ...
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Talk about a resurgence: Reggie Bush has turned back the clock this year, and has looked like the same guy that was taken with the 2nd overall pick back in 2006. After many disappointing seasons in New Orleans, Bush has seemed to found his game in Miami with the Dolphins. Maybe it is the coaching scheme, or maybe it is the South Beach hotties waiting for him after the game if he gets in the end-zone. Late in the second quarter of a tie game vs. the Indianapolis Colts, the Dolphins had just entered the red zone, and handed the ball off to Bush, assuming probably to pick up a few yards to move the chains. Instead, Bush took it to the house, and juked the entire Colt defense in the process. Whatever the answer, as long as runs like this continue every Sunday, Dolphin fans won't ask any questions about where the time machine that Bush found is: This is always a constant theme for me in sports: the only thing fans love more than watching a guy fall, is to witness him climb back to the top. By: Frank Santos- Sports-Kings Assistant Site Manager The post WATCH: Reggie Bush's vintage 18-yard touchdown run appeared first on DOWN & DISTANCE.
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Sentiment: Strong Sell
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no volume dude...just a few mjna people taking some gains and trying to stir up a sell off from a message board post....too funny


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And so on a few more stolen files, named photographic films, negatives.. So many decent souvenirs from that some in these sphere of so called intelligence like to get just to mess around a bit further. And it is something else, something more to sue them properly as they have been and could almost be constantly on my back until further notice.
How is Mr Edward Snowden doing while I am writing this! Improving his skills in Russian and or still getting paid..?
There is so much more to answer for about those governments or private IT institutional regulators and censors. Always ready to apply and serve the cause and interests.
And there is no shortage of coward actors or self untiltled refuseniks, hackers, or so called anarchists, etc, from Oregon to Bombay, Moscow to Lisbon, Praha or Warsawa, West Virginia to Toronto, Cusco or San Francisco, Berlin, Mexico & Apple City, from Google townships to Beijing or even Tel Aviv, Pune, Karachi or Tehran, Montreal, Marseille, Rome, Geneva Cairo or Rio do Janeiro, etc. Listing it sounds endless.
Those so called IT jerks should be replaced by robots. In fact the same dickheads that after Berlin or Istanbul with the LEICA, or Tanzania with my MAMYA, provoke once more the recent problems via electronic means to my NIKON recently between Paris via London to Greece.
And beside Brussels with its portion of refuses, Paris or Rennes (where I spent enough time to know about) those DST pricks scantly wise and of course colluded with the local media(s), sort of administrated cathodickheads and cheap operators. And to say the least the few lab liars and robbers from Greece, France, or Italy fulfilling their sense of duty and partnership with the same (obvious) support of a few.
Not the only one I know is that it is not the least of a very good team work, apparently and fortunately not always very successful. My personal case might be understated.
And because the human factor has never been so pried into such subservient reeks, the matter with those Errorists of the digital age still prowling for victims is not enough underscored.
And luckily not yet with comparable middle eastern casualties but after a year full of quite noisy centenarian celebrations, it is even more than disappointing.
Actually do these feasts of remembrance really achieve social and peace progress? Why celebrating this year so much when it was the end of the war the uttermost important moment for civilisation?
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Screening Tenants Consistently for Fair Housing
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Under Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, commonly known as the Fair Housing Act, it is illegal for landlords to refuse to rent or sell a dwelling based on an applicant's race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability. Does your management company base their applicant approvals on documented evidence of an applicant's ability to pay or not pay?
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State and federal laws require nondiscrimination and equal access to housing for all people. There can't be any discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, age, familial status, children, marital status, veteran status or membership in the armed services, the receiving of public assistance, or physical or mental disability.
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Posted on 29. Mar, 2011 by Marc Courtenay.
There might not any "free lunches", but hundreds of utility companies around the nation are offering free consultations and reviews on how to stop wasting both energy and money. The idea is to figure out how to use less energy and yet make your rental properties more comfortable for residents at a meaningful saving in costs.
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Posted on 24. Mar, 2011 by Marc Courtenay.
Even though the Federal Reserve Board and the U.S. government keep telling us that there's virtually "no inflation" and little if any "inflationary pressures", most Americans know otherwise. Major financial news channels like Bloomberg and CNBC are reporting that in many regions around the nation vacancy rates are going down.
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Warning…not for the faint-of-stomach but a true lesson in love. Roughly three years ago I had a most unusual experience. I had just moved to St. Louis and taken the role of property manager at a 700+ unit community near the city. I will say that the property gave a whole new meaning to 'never a dull moment' as there was always something going on.
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The battle on the collection field has always been fought with the sword and the shield. It is a game of offense and defense. When choosing a law firm or collection agency to represent you, it is important to find one that maximizes recovery and at the same time protects you from unwanted liability for alleged debt collection violations.
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Property Values Still Plunging, Great Opportunity for Property Managers
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Back in November 1997 I purchased a 3 bedroom condo in Santa Barbara, California for around $265,000. Less than 6 years later I sold it for $749,000. Now I've learned that in many areas around the country it's 1997 all over again.
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Craigslist has become an indispensable resource for just about anything. One of their most popular sections is Apts/Housing, which covers everything from monthly move-in specials to single family home rentals. However, the single family homes category is ripe with scammers looking to rip potential renters off.
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In these challenging times there is one question all property managers should be asking themselves; "Why would my clients and residents prefer me and the properties I'm managing?" Recently I asked a successful, long-time property manager the simple question, "What keeps your owners happy?" It was another way of asking the question in paragraph one.
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Whether it's an open house or a pool party, your apartment community should be sharing events on Facebook. As the largest social network, the average Facebook user is connected to 80 community pages, groups and events. Facebook is a good place for property managers to share events with their residents and prospects.
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We all know how happy great, new content makes Google. If you can find 30 minutes each week to write 1 or 2 articles for your property management blog you will definitely start to see more traffic coming to your website.
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Even though the IRS has a thorough set of instructions available for 1099 processing, many people still find themselves unsure of who should receive a 1099, what the minimum amount is or when they need to mail the 1099's by. So, I've made a list of suggestions that you can use as a cheat sheet, or as a refresher of the basic rules you should know to make property management 1099 processing quick and painless.
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Recently I had an interview with a prominent West Coast property manager. We were discussing some of the most recent "challenges" facing property managers. The conversation quickly shifted toward bed bugs and pest control. More and more residents and managers are trying to find healthy alternatives to toxic pesticides when attempting to eradicate the ever-resilient bedbug.
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No matter how cynical you are the New Year always represents an opportunity to begin anew. Here is a list of five resolutions that all property managers should make that will bring rewards throughout 2011.
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In some areas and regions in the U.S. rental rates are actually increasing along with demand. "As rents rise and the cost of home ownership declines, owning is becoming more attractive," notes California real estate analyst John Burns in a recent CNBC report.
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National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo as it's called, happens every November. It's one of those self challenges that we often take on, "Just to see if we can do it." The goal for NaNoWriMo is to write a 50,000 word novel in just 30 days.


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Sidney Lumet was a great moviemaker, but he also wrote one of the great books about making movies, with a title as unfussy as his cinema: "Making Movies"
There are filmmakers who mystify the process of filmmaking into a solitary Arthurian quest, a quasi-religious adventure swathed in swirling mists and soul-searching and Faustian tradeoffs with the forces of evil (otherwise known as the moneymen of the marketplace).
Then there are those such as Sidney Lumet who got up, dusted off the seat of their sturdy workpants, and walked into the studio the way an executive with a briefcase would stride into his cubicle-crusted office, filled not so much with a sense of wonder and the scent of holy incense as the drone of the fax machine, the smell of yesterday's sandwiches in the lunchroom and co-worker chatter about ailments and achievements of children.
Lumet understood that filmmaking was, above all, a collaborative craft, and nothing — not even his movies, many of them effortlessly warranting that problematic qualifier 'classic' — illustrates this more than "Making Movies", his book of filmmaking wisdom that was as slender as his illusions about the profession. In one of my favourite passages, the great director writes, "There's no way [a critic] could know how well or poorly it was edited. It might look badly edited, but because of how poorly it was shot, it may in fact be a miracle of editing that the story even makes sense. Conversely, the movie may look well edited, but who knows what was left on the cutting room floor. In my view, only three people know how good or bad the editing was: the editor, the director, and the cameraman."
This sounds, at first, like a caustic rebuke to the critic prone to evaluating films on a piecemeal basis, with ghastly observations such as "the editor has wielded the scissors with great care" or "the cutting could have been tighter in the second half".
But, it's much more than that. What Lumet is saying, really, is that the only people who know how movies were made are the people who made them — and as a corollary, the only way to truly watch movies (as critics, as general audiences) is by completely ignoring the question of authorial intent (i.e. what is the filmmaker trying to say?) and focussing only on our responses (i.e. what are we taking away from this line, this performance, this scene, this movie?).
Here, then, is a directive from the director himself — not unlike a commandment from God Himself, though He left us in little doubt about His intents — to forget about objectivity and embrace subjectivity.
It's tempting to apply Lumet's wisdom to Lumet himself. Without his insider knowledge from having made his movies, how would he have seen them from the other side, as a critic or as a simple and very subjective moviegoer. More than anything — and despite all the undeniably great acting in his films, from an astonishing assortment of big-name performers — I'd wager that he might have winced at how often he let his talented actors get away with displays of a little too much of their talent.
Would the difference between Al Pacino in "The Godfather" and "The Godfather Part III" have been so drastic had "Dog Day Afternoon" and "Serpico" not intervened? How instrumental was Lumet in Pacino's transformation from a servant of the part to a swallower of the scenery around it? Lumet, of course, would have said that only he — the maker of his movies — knew the answer.
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I have a rosemary plant in the middle of my garden that has tripled it's size in the last year or two.
It's just sprawling out and getting too unruly and taking up too much space.
I have never trimmed or pruned it. And now I feel like I might even need to dig some of it out.
Any suggestions? what can it take? heavy grooming? I'd also like to dig it up whatever I remove vs just cutting it back (or both), so that I can repot/root the pulled up/cut back parts of the plant. There are 2 plants here, I think :) I dont want to completely remove it, just make it smaller.
Discussion of this issue a the bottom of this page. But here's the link in case it's gone off the bottom by the time you look.
Here is a link that might be useful: Controlling rosemary
You can cut it back to about 1/3 of what it is now. First check to see if any of the lower branches have rooted in. If so, you can cut them from the mother plant and pot them up or put them directly into the soil.
You do realize that the rosemary is happy, and will grow back to an unmanageable size again unless you constantly prune/harvest it? Your garden is obviously a great spot for the rosemary, as well as other plants!
I think you are in need of some rosemary recipes. If you want some, e-mail me and I'll send them along. Don't want to hijack your post with recipes!


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Our funniest heirloom story
Okay, one more family story. The "heirloom" thread elicited so many responses that I think you all might enjoy this one.
My aunt, keeper of everything related to my mother's family, died just shy of her 90th birthday after a long and interesting life. The family plot in the churchyard of an historic church in the country is getting full, so she wanted to be cremated so as to take up less room. Very sensible. We couldn't bring ourselves to put her ashes into some ordinary thing from the funeral home, so we found a very nice chinese urn from among her things and gave it to the funeral director to use.
The next day, he called and said, we have a small problem. We said, what's that, and he said, you need either more urn or less aunt.
So back into the china cabinet we went, and there was what we all called "the red pitcher," which was a rather horrible mulberry colored pitcher with painted flower medallions on both faces and a lot of gold trim. Family lore has it that my great-great grandmother threw that pitcher out the upstairs window at a Yankee captain whose horse was trampling her rose bushes. He caught it before it hit the ground, took off his hat, offered it back to her, and took his men out of her yard. Whether or not this is true is not important...but it made a great story.
So we took that pitcher to the undertaker, he put her in it, and we set it on the altar table in the church for the funeral service. The church is a beautifully simple restored colonial country church, with white painted wooden box pews and stone floors and very little ornament of any kind. So the excessively ornate red pitcher sitting on the altar was a subject of some curiosity, until at the end of the service my cousin Bill went up, picked it up, and led the procession out into the churchyard, where it went into the ground at the appropriate moment in the liturgy. Suddenly my mother noticed that her sisters ashes were actually in the pitcher in a white plastic bag, at which point we all got the giggles, because this aunt was notorious for saving and stockpiling plastic bags. It was a moment of great satisfaction in the celebration of her life, and a knitting together of the colonial, the 19th century, and the modern aspects of our family, all tied up neat as you please.
Then in good Southern fashion, everybody went back to somebody's house and had a good stiff drink and a table full of food, and agreed that we had sent her off both with proper respect and with a measure of pure silliness, which she would absolutely have loved.
LOL Cute, heartwarming story!
Not an heirloom story, but when my MIL died her DGD stuck in a small cloth belt that she used to "threaten" her Grandma with in order to act nice when she went to town! LOL
I placed her Bible in her hands and my DH (her DS) placed a newspaper sale ad from PriceChopper supermarket because we kidded her that if she didn't show up there everyday - they'd call and inquire as to her health! LOL
Not actually an heirloom story, but when my father died my mother told me what he used to say when he saw a bra ad. You had to know my father he was very quiet and very straight. He would say " Mother, look at this ad...1/2 off" ! It is a story I will keep with me as I never thought he would think or say anything like that. I am a naive daughter!
Not funny, rather pathetic story from me. When my Grandmother died, my Mom (her only child) inheirited everything. There was a box of photos taken in the early 1900's. Mom didn't recognize any of them, but knew they were all relatives. She saved the box. Mom is now 85, blind, has severe emphysema from a lifetime of smoking. I'm the oldest child, so I guess I'll inheirit the box of photos. Will I save it ? Yes, they're my relatives, too!
Huh. Jannie, I have a box or two of the same kind of photos. I'm going to dump them. I am a sentimental old fool who saves everything, but relatives or not, I'm dumping the box. No one in the family knew these people or can identify them, and none of my kids, nieces or nephews has any interest in them. The more time goes by, the more unimportant they become. I don't feel one bit sad or guilty about doing it - I just have to find the box!
I wish I could be so ruthless about all the other stuff in this house!
Just because this is an organization thread I can't restrain myself - I look for old photos in thrift stores to make collages with, so don't throw those old photos away! At the very least donate them to a place like that. One person's trash, another person's treasure . . . I love the stories, and the part about saving the plastic bags is priceless - including the bags from bread, right?
Great stories!
I too have a box of photos of dead relatives (at least I think that's who these people are....) Don't you just wish someone would have written a notation on the back as an identifier?
Two of my favorite notations: "Just Me" (photo is of a young woman and a child) and "Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment" (photo of 4 young women holding cigarettes).
If they're my relatives, they are also relatives to others - so is someone else wondering who "Me" is and what "Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment" has to do with four young women from the early 1900's?
When my kids were young, I took loads of photos. I put many in albums and labelled them. Example: "Baby Lucy's First Year" "1989 to June 1990". I wrote names on the backs of photos before putting them in albums. I think my glorious system stopped about 1995. Since then, unfortunately, I've just jammed photos and negatives in a box, hoping "someday" I'll have time to really organize them. I would never wtrite "Just me" on a photo. I'm trying not to leave the next generation a mess after I die. By the way, I plan on living forever. It's working so far. . .


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Have any of you tried the Raid bedbug fogger? Does it work, and is it safe if I have a cat?
I have read nothing but bad things about fogging/bombing. Not only here but on just about every other site as well, would be nice if it were that easy but unfortunately, I don't believe it is. I'm sure more experienced members will be along to comment but I'm pretty sure they would agree.
Aerosols and Floggers tend to cause the spread of beds so it's an easy way to go from 1 infested room to scattered bedbugs all over your home which makes dealing with the problem a lot harder even with professional help.
I can asure you the manufacturers of these products know this and all I can shame is big shame on them.
Sorry it's not better news but let's face it if it was that easy there would be no need for this site.
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Thanks everyone. Unfortunately, there is no way to tell where the bugs hide, so I have to assume it could be anywhere in the flat. If I have to steam every surface, I will.
diatomaceous earth , its supposed to kill them slowly by butting them up. i tried comet cleaner, it stopped the bed bugs from biting for a few days but now i am recently getting bit again but less so.
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