THIS SONG DOES NOT BELONG TO ME! COPYRIGHTS INTENDED!! this song 1983was requested by funnycuteandwild. i think the wallpaper background thing is cute its like a heart, kinda neon in the water it looks super cute. well here is the lyrics also btw ther kinda jacked up O_O: I’ve been here lookin’ dynamite Alone against the wall Girls like you give it all so cold Talkin’ cheap in a bathroom stall Look so smooth Better tell me the truth Would you trade me Out for someone cool? I know you better than you do So put out your cigarette Kiss me on The lips tonight Me and you You and me Let’s go back Let’s go back 1983 is calling I’ve Been on my knees and crawlin’ Back to you It’s coming all back to me Oh oh oh 1983 I’ve Got something that I’ve kept inside And the blood is on the blade You’re there suckin’ on a lollipop Like you haven’t aged a day And it ain’t so pretty when you’re playin’ cute When your Body’s up against some fool Does he feel it Cuz I feel it Chorus The year I was born I won’t Be ignored So get your feet on the floor I’m the only one Are you afraid I still make you move

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Recreate a designer, rustic look for your home with Pottery Barn furniture. Pottery Barn furniture designer Stefano Del Vecchio relives the inspiration and craftsmanship behind the Sumner Collection in this video. Drawing inspiration from his childhood memories, designer Stefano has reconstructed the same furniture wonderfully. He recollects the time when he and his siblings would sit around a similar table in his grandmother’s home while watching her make their Sunday meal. The pine furniture featured in Pottery Barn’s Sumner Collection successfully recreates the same well-scrubbed, polished look for beautifying your home and adding a homey charm. The pine that is used in the making of these furniture pieces has been carefully chosen from certified forests that grow the best quality pine trees that yield high-density pinewood. To add to this, the 20-step finishing process makes for durable and sturdy furniture. Traditional techniques used in the making of these furniture pieces and flow marks, knots with other natural characteristics are preserved for character and timeless appeal. Hand-finishing give these pieces a traditional charm that is hard to go unnoticed. The Sumner Collection features textured pine dining sets, coffee tables, consoles, mirrors, dressers and bedroom pieces that will bring lasting warmth to your home. To get more details on the furniture, visit www.potterybarn.com To view the entire Sumner collection of Dining Room Sets, visit www.potterybarn.com …

Beautiful bathrooms with innovative design ideas provide an elegant look to both contemporary and traditional bathroom suites. These play a significant role adding value to home interiors. Bathrooms adorned with designer bathroom fittings create a restful ambience. Such elements make the room perfect for relaxation and revitalizes bathing experience. The array seamlessly blends well with the colour scheme and theme of the room, Manufactured using sophisticated technologies, various fittings and accessories include- showers, baths, bathroom suites, bathroom cabinets, mirrors, tiles, taps and wastes. Offered at cost effective rates, these can be availed from both online and retail stores. The collection adds elegance and grandeur to the bathroom suite and enhances overall look and feel of the room. The collection of bathroom accessories with sleek design and finish reflect a voguish appeal. These are a specimen of simplicity and utility and are designed in sync with the current market trends. Efficient in streamlining the majestic decor of bathrooms, these are economical and convenient.

The idea of having a bathroom TV may seem like bit of a luxury and the type of thing you only get to see in movies or on MTV, but they are actually quite assessable. For safety’s sake you must make sure that you buy a bathroom TV which is designed purely for the job of providing you with entertainment in the steamiest room in the home.

The Smallest Room in the Home May Require the Largest TV

There are different sized televisions to suit any size of bathroom in your home. The smallest bathroom TV ranges from just 15″ which are perfect to have built into the wall at the end of your bath. If you have a great deal of room in your bathroom then you could afford to go for a larger television screen. The biggest bathroom TV is an impressive 42″, which is ideal if you love the idea of watching movies or even sports while taking a relaxing bath at the end of a busy day.

Waterproof Technology

In order to cope with the steam of the bathroom and the dangers of water the bathroom TVs are built to be completely waterproof. This means that they are able to be used even in the wettest room in the home. The speakers will also be waterproof, and should you wish to have external speakers you will need to make sure that they are waterproof also.

One thing I hear often is “our remodeling project took twice as long and cost twice as much as the contractor told me it would”.

There are several reasons this can happen, most of which can be avoided by getting a neutral, third party (ie. someone unrelated to the contractor or architect) help get and keep your remodeling project on the right foot. That third-party can evaluate the existing conditions of your home, help you develop a game plan for the project with a realistic budget and schedule, and then establish – and enforce – the budget and project timeline. I would recommend that you hire a renovation consultant (also known as a remodeling coach) to help you set up your project for success.

For example, before you begin your project, these are just a few of the questions that arise:

Where do I begin?
What can be done in this space?
Can I add a bathroom in “that” space?
Do I hire a contractor or an architect first?
How much is this going to cost?
How long is it going to take?
Can I live here while the work is being done?
How can I get more of what I want with a small budget?

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