"Jamie doesn't get invited to outdoor sporting events due to her low tolerance for "extreme" conditions. Extreme meaning slight breezes which may disorganize a hair or 2, high humidity or slight drizzles which have similar effects on her plus some undesired effects on her make-up, and finally, temperatures beyond her comfort range of 75-76 degrees." What can I say? It's not far from the truth. BUT, in my defense, I have suffered through five Wisconsin winters and two St. Louis summers. I think they do more than "disorganize my hair!"
I LOVE the first one! I want one now too!
ReplyDeleteAnd I know just where to get them!!!! My dad owns a fireplace shop here. They have gas, wood, and even electric ones! I want a fireplace in our house but it's a bit small for the one I want. So we will just have to wait for the next house and then I'll be running to pick out my fireplace then!
ReplyDeleteI also want a fireplace, I love all the ideas I see on decorating a mantel, unfortunately I don't have one. :( One day I better!
ReplyDeleteYou said it, sister! Guys (especially follicularly challenged ones like your husband)just don't understand what it's like to have your hair blowing around, getting stuck in your lip gloss! ;)
ReplyDeletejake says that i'm only comfortable in 70 degrees to 75 degrees. anything above or below i'm not liking. i especially hate the heat. i would take a cold winter by the fire any day. we never had a fireplace until we moved in to our home and i love it. we have yet to get the fire going but i know we will. i just love that i can decorate a mantle.
ReplyDeleteIf you ever want to practice decorating a mantel for when you get a fireplace, I'll be happy to let you practice on mine! ;) Mine is usually is either emptyish or full of confiscated toys since I can't seem to make it look like all those magazine mantels.
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