Sorry, Winnie the Pooh. These days, parents are as likely to deck out Junior’s nursery with the jolly old bear as they are to get matching Barney tattoos.
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A modern room for a modern baby (The Standard-Times)
A funny thing happened on my way to the Chocolate Florist in Temecula’s Old Town to get some good old Hawaiian Lappert’s Ice Cream —- it was gone!
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CRALL: Rancho Fruit Market is back (The Californian)
The time is ripe for summer reading. I especially like to kick back and relax with a stack of coffee-table books. These guilty pleasures can be just as much fun to exhibit as they are to examine.
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Jeanine Matlow: Merge coffee-table books into room decor (Detroit News)
The flow of people who come through the thrift store is steady enough that store manager Debbie Lester doesn’t have much time to go to the back room to get work done.
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Missoula 3:16 takes over thrift shop (Missoulian)
The season for gardening is in full bloom. So, how do you make the most of your outdoor space in a budget-friendly way?
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Jim Mitchell proudly walked through the recently completed Jan Shaw Youth Home admiring the work of more than 100 of his high school peers.
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Peer project (Helena Independent Record)
When sisters Nena Vargas-Tantoco and Tina Vargas-Quiroz entertain their friends at home, they’re sure to get “wows” from guests because of their elegant spreads and classy home decor. Asked where they get such tasteful centerpieces and ornaments, however, most are surprised by their answer – they get them right from their own backyards.
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Cheap, eco-friendly ways to decorate (ABS-CBNNEWS.com)
BRADENTON — The public will have an opportunity to view a decor and design proposal for the new Patricia M. Glass Leadership and Learning Center from 2-3 p.m. May 27 at Just For Girls East Bradenton Center, 1011 21st St. E.
In an interior, flower motifs reflect the multiple personalities of their live outdoor counterparts.
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Flower power returns as a major theme in home decor (Detroit News)
A full slate of activities, including topical seminars and events unique to New York City, will augment Home Textiles Market Week’s® resources and enhance the market experience for attending retailers.
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Home Textiles Market Week® Announces Summer Lineup (The Gourmet Retailer)