Office Work, Part Deux: Professional Mayhen

[ChickenAlgebra]

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Oh, he doesn't care WHAT I spend on clothes really. Mainly because I don't buy a lot because NOTHING fits without it being seriously altered first.

Speaking of which, dang, I need to find a new formal dress for November. That sucks.

Same, but here's a handy tip, where you get drycleaning done, will have a tailor, and they can alter your clothes (in my case, it was taking in the waist, if something fit my bust it pools atound my tummy adding bulk).

Or I can nag my DH to pin my pants right so I can hem the dumb things because I'm a midget. That's my problem in fitting things, I'm too dang short. Shirts suck however because that is a PITA to fix if the shoulders are too big, then making the sleeves fit right, and blah de blah de blah.

 

[saddina]

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Studies show children are calmer in a more natrual color pallette. So by skipping the circus brights you're ahead of the curve.

 

[sparkles2307]

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X 2 on the paint and the neato chair rail.

Looks good Michelle!

Hi Buff!

 

[ChickenAlgebra]

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Studies show children are calmer in a more natrual color pallette. So by skipping the circus brights you're ahead of the curve.

Woohoo, I'm doing good without even knowing it. I just knew it was driving me nutzo with a 3 week old who would scream his stupid head off in the nursery, even if I was rocking him, but I could just lay him down in the laundry basket with a towel down on the bottom in our room and he'd be asleep, no problem.

So I repainted his room the same color as ours, and he slept fine in his room. And I never did that stupid baby paint again, I don't like the colors anyway, so I painted the rooms colors I liked. When they are old enough to voice an opinion, they can have a different color. Maybe. When they are old enough to paint on their own, they can do whatever pretty much.

 

[saddina]

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Quails dig snow, they live in hutces up in maine, so you should be fime (just give them a box to get out of the wind).

I loathe peacocks as well, I kept telling mr saddi #1 they were tie-dyed turkeys with good PR.

I'm thinking the 2 feet deep x 4 feet long x 18 inches tall, then stack them two high with 6 inches between to put a pan in, then make 1 foot of that a box for them. Would that work?

Sure mine are 2X3, since hardware cloth is sold in 2 ft wide rols, the box is the last 3rd.

I have a top opening, because i'm short and to reach the back would meant sticking my head if is i side opened. We did up an H shape rack one pen on the bottom, one on the shelf. I use newspaper under and compost that.

 

[ChickenAlgebra]

http://www.davidsbridal.com/Product...F13573_Bridal-Party-Bridesmaids-Shop-By-Color
What do people think of that, since I have to think about dressing up.

Hrm. I can reach the back corners of the bunny cages, but the bunnies are a good deal bigger than a quail.

 

[debilorrah]

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Beautiful dress! Personally I don't do strapless.

 

[saddina]

Are you a bridemaid or a guest? I love the dress, but will you have a place to wear a satin gown again?

 

[jbowyer01]

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I think its very elegant and I'm too fat to even think about putting an A line dress on my body LOL. I was thinking about a set up similar to Nellas bunnies for quail.

 

[ChickenAlgebra]

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Formal military ball. Meh. I give up on shopping for dresses outside Davids because most of them, no, I will not wear again, so I buy cheap and deal with it.

But I tend for strapless and I tend for A-line. So if anyone has any good ideas, I'll consider