And you haven't updated address'....AHEM! What are you waiting for?
http://nedandnicholeandboys.wordpress.com
1/31/11
1/2/11
Read about our last bash of 2010 and plans for 2011 at the new place
We'll try a little Wordpress to start off the new year.
http://nedandnicholeandboys.wordpress.com/
http://nedandnicholeandboys.wordpress.com/
12/27/10
Happy Holidays One and All!
Too bad Blogger won't let me post a family picture so you can see my family smiling at you for this holiday wish.
Bummer.
Still looking for a new address.
Enjoy the season!
Bummer.
Still looking for a new address.
Enjoy the season!
12/17/10
I'm out
Seriously? I have too may photos on my blog? Isn't that what it's all about? You won't let me post photos? My readers would revolt. Because nobody wants to read anymore. Entertain us with photos the masses cry.
Blogger. I quit.
You're going to start charging and limiting, I'm out.
I will be abandoning Blogspot so watch for address update soon.
Blogger. I quit.
You're going to start charging and limiting, I'm out.
I will be abandoning Blogspot so watch for address update soon.
12/9/10
I always thought I liked Craftsman Style
THE CRAFTSMAN STYLE
(1900-1930)
The simple, Craftsman Style, derived from the English Arts and Crafts movement, often associated with William Morris, includes a low-pitched gable roof, overhanging eaves sometimes with exposed rafter ends, wide porches, and wood frame or stone construction. Urban bungalows with porches and even apartment complexes were built in this style in San Francisco. Some one and a half story buildings are classified as "Craftsman Bungalows" and usually include rustic naturalistic exterior details like unpeeled redwood or interior ones like boxed beam ceilings, redwood or oak wainscoting and rusticated stone or brick arches.
(1900-1930)
The simple, Craftsman Style, derived from the English Arts and Crafts movement, often associated with William Morris, includes a low-pitched gable roof, overhanging eaves sometimes with exposed rafter ends, wide porches, and wood frame or stone construction. Urban bungalows with porches and even apartment complexes were built in this style in San Francisco. Some one and a half story buildings are classified as "Craftsman Bungalows" and usually include rustic naturalistic exterior details like unpeeled redwood or interior ones like boxed beam ceilings, redwood or oak wainscoting and rusticated stone or brick arches.
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CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW
(1890-1920)
Bugalow refers to one or one and a half story. These modest size houses have a rustic, wood crafted look, that comes from the natural use of materials. Generally, they have roofs sloping toward the street, with dormer window, exposed beams along the eaves, brown shingled walls and wood, stone or brick pillars along the front porch. Often, the owners themselves where the designers.
(1890-1920)
Bugalow refers to one or one and a half story. These modest size houses have a rustic, wood crafted look, that comes from the natural use of materials. Generally, they have roofs sloping toward the street, with dormer window, exposed beams along the eaves, brown shingled walls and wood, stone or brick pillars along the front porch. Often, the owners themselves where the designers.
But I could probably get attached to Prairie Style
PRAIRIE STYLE
(1906-1930)
East Bay houses of the Prairie Style or Prairie School were inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright Designs. They were built with low-angled, flat rooflines with wide extending eaves. Stucco slabs or geometric designed stucco was used in the facade, often along with decorative window lattices and rectangular panels over window panes.
(1906-1930)
East Bay houses of the Prairie Style or Prairie School were inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright Designs. They were built with low-angled, flat rooflines with wide extending eaves. Stucco slabs or geometric designed stucco was used in the facade, often along with decorative window lattices and rectangular panels over window panes.
The designation Prairie is due to the dominant horizontality of the majority of Prairie style buildings which echos the wide, flat, tree-less expanses of the mid-Western United States. The most famous proponent of the style, Frank Lloyd Wright, promoted an idea of "organic architecture", the primary tenet of which was that a structure should look as if it naturally grew from the site. Wright also felt that a horizontal orientation was a distinctly American design motif, in that the younger country had much more open, undeveloped land than found in most older, urbanized European nations.
12/1/10
WHAT?!? Used up storage space?!?
How could I have used up all my space for pictures on Google? I don't have near the amount that other bloggers have.
How do I fix this?!?
How do I fix this?!?
Turkey Day=Success!
I'm two for two
What was your favorite dish? First answer=the ham. One point for me!
Second answer=Korn Kiblets. Two points for me!
It was yummy and crazy.
What a hottie!
Rocky's theory was if they can't see me, they can't make me sleep in the garage.
Spence on the pad.
Ned's endless job.
I'm happiest in the kitchen. NOT!
I'm too sexy for the catwalk
Summer created a FANTASTIC table. WOW!
I'll try to post some more later.
What was your favorite dish? First answer=the ham. One point for me!
Second answer=Korn Kiblets. Two points for me!
It was yummy and crazy.
Maddie couldn't get enough of Rocky
11/22/10
Looking Forward
One of the most exciting things we'll get done in Boise during Thanksgiving day trip
Car wash and vacuum.
Our local one is HORRIBLE!!
The little joys in life.
Car wash and vacuum.
Our local one is HORRIBLE!!
The little joys in life.
11/14/10
Finally 100% Conversion
The whole family is finally converted over to natural Almond Butter.
YIPPEE!
11/1/10
What did you do on Halloween?
Instead of trick or treating and dressing up and being silly on the Lord's day, we went to church,"treated" a few friends, and spent time together as a family carving pumpkins.
Will is a great poser. Reed is not so interested in that stuff. His pumpkin had lots of help from Dad.
Reed did his almost TOTALLY solo. Dad was frustrated but I kept saying, "who cares?"
Reed and I won in the end.
My fantastically simple pumpkin! Love it!
Ned's perfectly symmetrical pumpkin.
10/30/10
Fruity Ghosts and Parties
The recipe calls for chocolate covered sunflower seeds but I think the mini chips look just as cute. Plus I added a white chip for a nose. I love things with no mouth. They were a hit!
Reed's Class Party
Will's Class Party
Tons more pictures on our photo album blog.
Tons more pictures on our photo album blog.
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