I picked this illustration up a couple of years ago in Smith Falls.
To get it out of the way, I just hung it as-is in its scratched green frame.
I sort of forgot about it until this last couple of weeks.
Re-discovered, I decided to do something with it.
Sunday, 17 May 2015
Friday, 15 May 2015
Real Estate: She's a Brick House...
Mighty, mighty, just letting it all hang out, ya she's a brick house.
Okay, so perhaps a Commodores song is a little too literal.
However, this unassuming little gem really is might, mighty. Check it out for sale on Comfree!
Okay, so perhaps a Commodores song is a little too literal.
Monday, 11 May 2015
Weekend Organizer: Bungee Cords
Friday, 24 April 2015
Spring Garden: Teknion helps!
This week, Teknion reps dropped by our office with this years 'garden in a bag'.
Last year it was Mint, and it was wonderful.
This year's bag is oregano! Woot!
Even though there were a few snow flakes in the air today, I am heartened by the hope this one little bag brings me.
Thanks Teknion!
Last year it was Mint, and it was wonderful.
This year's bag is oregano! Woot!
Even though there were a few snow flakes in the air today, I am heartened by the hope this one little bag brings me.
Thanks Teknion!
Sunday, 19 April 2015
Product Testing: New Use for Olive Oil
You might have heard of using olive oil for a wide variety of uses from polishing stainless steel to conditioning leather to (and this might be the weirdest,) cooking!
Well, I might have come up with a new use...
Well, I might have come up with a new use...
Wednesday, 15 April 2015
Curbside Shopping: Radio Teaser
THIS!!
I was leaving for work, and saw one of my neighbours put this beautiful little creature out on the curb.
What I love most about items like this, is it is just the right amount of 'busted' to let me put my own stamp on it, and not feel obligated to restore it. In fact, I doubt neither the radio nor the record player work still. Truly perfect.
Stay tuned to what ends up happening with this Addison Standard Broadcast cabinet,
I was leaving for work, and saw one of my neighbours put this beautiful little creature out on the curb.
What I love most about items like this, is it is just the right amount of 'busted' to let me put my own stamp on it, and not feel obligated to restore it. In fact, I doubt neither the radio nor the record player work still. Truly perfect.
Stay tuned to what ends up happening with this Addison Standard Broadcast cabinet,
Sunday, 5 April 2015
Real Estate: Mill Conversion
Gorgeous... and for sale. Check it out on their website!
Since Lanark County has a lot of old grist mills, it is pretty common to see them converted into residential apartments. I love it. This one is from the 1820s.
This is a great example of adaptive reuse.
Since Lanark County has a lot of old grist mills, it is pretty common to see them converted into residential apartments. I love it. This one is from the 1820s.
This is a great example of adaptive reuse.
Labels:
adaptive reuse,
architecture,
Canadian,
heritage,
mill,
old,
reclaimed,
recycled,
stone
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