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**Thank crunchie its Friday**Daily Chat* 25th Sep **
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:grouphug: Pap......Quality is doing something right when no one is looking - Henry Ford
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Well done Luc, very productive day. :T
I have painted the first of the 5 walls (it's a strange shape) in my new bedroom. Three blimmin' coats, and until it's dry, I wont know if it needs a fourth....whoever painted it green and blue with a space ship border previously was an absolute....oh wait, it was me....
Anyone any good at interior decor? Need help deciding what to do.
I am painting all the walls cream, and there will be a new beige/taupe/natural-y carpet. I can't take the existing border off (it's glued to the wallpaper underneath, which I'm not stripping because it's not textured, so it gives me a nice smooth, flat surface to paint).
Obviously, even when painted, you will be able to see the border is still there.
So my options are:
1. Get a new border (really not keen on this idea as I like minimalist, and flowery borders just aren't my style).
2. Paint the border in a dark chocolate colour and make a feature of it. Use dark chocolate as an accent colour in the rest of the room with artwork, cushions etc.
3. Paint it a very pale beige colour that only just stands out from the cream, so acknowledging that it is there, but still keeping everything pale and neutral.
I'd love to not have any border at all, but I'm stuck with it. What do you think?
I would go with option 3 in the first instance...then if you don't like it you could do 2.Quality is doing something right when no one is looking - Henry Ford
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aww Pap I'm sorry about little hammy:A
:A"Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid" - Albert Einstein0 -
I would go for option 3 too snags.:A
:A"Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid" - Albert Einstein0 -
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Hi everyone - I'm a newbie too - I was lured here by the biscuit and mars bar chat...did someone mention a Wispa Gold?
I'm working from home today and promised I would get all my jobs done....so far done I have cleaned my lounge...................Mint £5,624 [STRIKE]£5,700[/STRIKE] Capital One £338.26 [STRIKE]£350[/STRIKE] Next £390 [STRIKE] £460[/STRIKE] Overdraft [STRIKE]£1400[/STRIKE] £900£2 Coins '09 £142 £2 Coins £4 '10DF Reward Pot £33/£153
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SilkCutSilver wrote: »Hi everyone - I'm a newbie too - I was lured here by the biscuit and mars bar chat...did someone mention a Wispa Gold?
I'm working from home today and promised I would get all my jobs done....so far done I have cleaned my lounge...................
:hello: hi silk
They are only talking about chocolate to torture me :rotfl::A
:A"Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid" - Albert Einstein0 -
:grouphug: << HAH!!
I'll bring you a Wispa Gold, and the biscuits I offered earlier.. oh and the Mars bar. Just call me the Milky Bar Kid
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Thanks Sammy and Toto...
In other news and back to cakes etc. Today I had to cream and jam 100 scones. Now that in itself wouldn't be too bad. But I last had a scone in May, and I used to put away 3 of our cafe ones in one sitting. Yes and people wondered why I was morbidly obese :rotfl: So that was one hell of a test... I passed though :j0 -
postingalwaysposting wrote: »Thanks Sammy and Toto...
In other news and back to cakes etc. Today I had to cream and jam 100 scones. Now that in itself wouldn't be too bad. But I last had a scone in May, and I used to put away 3 of our cafe ones in one sitting. Yes and people wondered why I was morbidly obese :rotfl: So that was one hell of a test... I passed though :j
Proud of you babes! you're my hero y'know!!!smsfrancis wrote: »:grouphug: << HAH!!
I'll bring you a Wispa Gold, and the biscuits I offered earlier.. oh and the Mars bar. Just call me the Milky Bar Kid
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This is a fiesty one girls! we'll have to keep an eye on him!I'm just a seething mass of contradictions....(it's part of my charm!)0
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