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zulu rug

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It's hard to realize you've had boring taste... Lately I've been slowly acclimating myself to more tribal'ish designs. It's not easy, but I think it's working. If I keep the boring part, it should balance out just fine.

Updated Feb 18, 2009

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saigon rug

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Of course I am going to love anything named after my birth city, Saigon.

Updated Feb 18, 2009

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Idea Paint

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This product is impressive. The ability to turn any wall into a highly functional white board is already a great idea, but the fact it's one of the most eco-friendly solutions to white board options makes it an amazing concept. I can't wait to use this in my own home!

Updated Feb 17, 2009

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Welded Wire

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Very handy wire fencing for climbing plants, for keeping dogs out, and for the chicken coop... Yes Siree. I have a chicken coop. (Eyes rolling.) (Came with the house.)

Updated Jan 30, 2009

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crocs Women's Nadia Boot

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I was wrong. I said earlier I dislike all Crocs except their all-terrain. I must admit, these Croc boots are not at all bad. I can see myself sporting a pair.

Updated Jan 30, 2009

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Crocs All-Terrain

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I'm not a fan of Crocs in general, except for these all-terrain leather/rubber combo shoes. They work super for yard work, as well as hiking in wet terrain. Great price for what you get.

By the way, that's me in my shoes at Sausal Creek with my dogs.

Updated Jan 30, 2009

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Converter Two-Way Hand Truck and 4-Wheel Cart

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Believe it or not, I've actually had to move a few embarrassing things from my front yard... A washing machine, a pink retro sink, and even a sofa bed. Don't ask how they got there... The important fact is, they got 'out' of there with the use of this dolly. It's cool because you can put it down and it turns into a 4-wheeled cart. Sweet or what?

It works well for moving garden rocks... Bags and bags of them.

Updated Jan 30, 2009

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Steel Yard Cart With Collapsible Sides

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One of the best gifts I received was this garden cart. It can haul a lot of stuff, including a giant dog! Okay, and lumber.

Updated Jan 30, 2009

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Carnivorous Lamp

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Ha ha ha. Creative renewable energy solutions. This lap kills house flies. I LOVE it. (via Huffington Post)

Updated Jan 30, 2009

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Contractor Wheelbarrow

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This is the handiest item for yard work. The single wheel makes it easy to maneuver heavy loads like rocks or dirt. I use it for lighter things because I'm small. But even with a two-wheeler, I still depend on this unit.

It's important to buy the metal one if possible. It will be much more durable and will last longer sitting outside.

Updated Jan 30, 2009

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What to do with unwanted stuff? Let's keep them out of the landfills and repurpose them!

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With a lot of help from friends, I'm learning the difference and similarities between gardening and yard work.

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I'm one of those who "learn by experience" type of person. Oh yeah, I learned quite a bit of painting a house. It can be...

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