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- Read about rugs, seat-of-the-pants taxidermy, and curating a House of Collection on All That We’ve Met.
- CRAFT posted a fab how-to on making an animal-head coatrack. Yeah, like the cool ceramic animal-head hooks you’ve been coveting from Anthropologie but can’t justify $20 a pop for.
- The world’s smallest houseboat is for sale for $1500.
- On Offbeat Mama last week: DIY a photo booth for a party (perfect for non-kid parties, too) and A baby girl’s retro space-themed nursery.
- How to make lights out of old circuit boards.
- Due to my husbands’ audiophilic tendencies, we have a sub-woofer. This is a cooler sub-woofer than the one we have.
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Love the fairy house!!
I loooove fairy tale houses!
If I could live in a hobbit hole, I totally would.
I am definitely checking out Bullet…. I too catch seagulls. Perhaps I am not as isolated in my hobby as I thought 🙂
I was surprised to see my picture up here this morning. =) That’s actually a turkey egg, but I didn’t label it. It’s from a local working farm my class went to a few weeks ago, here in Albuquerque. Apparently, turkey eggs are pretty rich and people don’t usually like to eat them alone, but they are good to cook with in other applications (baking, the lady said). I can offer no insight, as I have never had a turkey egg.
My grandmother had turkeys on her farm for a time and I got to eat turkey eggs every once-in-a-while. They are delicious and yes, in Baking are FABULOUS. talkabout ooey-gooeyiest, rich delicious brownies and blondies EVER. Duck eggs are delicous too.