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Probably the best and most stylish pallet book i've seen from my library. The author seems to understand the purpose nature of most folks pallets is best for outdoor use. Pallets that people usually get are from unknown sources so you don't know what the wood may have been sprayed with, where it's been, and quality of wood. I just think the author knows that and her projects are focused for the outdoor space...Not to say you couldn't get lumber and make these if you felt the need.
We're going to have many pallets for next year and we're hoping to make a couple patio pieces with them! If we end up doing a piece I'll write that experience down and how the instructions were.
Most people get pallets from large deliveries, the trash, or some outside source. What is sprayed on the pallets, pests, quality of wood, or other unknowns will prevent me from using pallets as INSIDE furniture. Just a thought.
These designs could be used outside OR if you do really like a design I would just get lumber at that point.
I'm going to have an influx of pallets this summer and next year the goal is to make some patio furniture - I'll update my review if i built something and if the instructions were good!
Although, I have faith that Jeff Lumire will write a really interesting Flash story, this first volume isn't there for me yet. I feel like this first volume is to set up for the further volumes...So, I suppose I will have to read one more to see where this might be taken. I like the take on the rogues and it's especially good to see Glider and Cold together as siblings. Art is good. I'd be interested in reading the next volume and give it another chance to hook me!
Most people get pallets from large deliveries, the trash, or some outside source. What is sprayed on the pallets, pests, quality of wood, or other unknowns will prevent me from using pallets as INSIDE furniture. Just a thought. These designs could be used outside OR if you do really like a design I would just get lumber at that point.
I'm going to have an influx of pallets this summer and next year the goal is to make some patio furniture - I'll update my review if i built something and if the instructions were good!
Thinking of a home interior as a landscape has forever changed my paradigm of how I view my home. I'm a new home owner and I've been struggling to design my space. Part of that is finance and part is that I just don't have the vision, so I've been diving into interior design books and this has changed my outlook on how I want to feel in a space and how I incorporate nature into it.
Fan's from the Archie "Sonic the Hedgehog" run will be screaming when they see the green Knuckles joke.
Absolute blast! It's not to serious and the characterization is good for both DC and Sonic. These are two of my favorite comics coming together so this is a very unreal thing...I still can't believe this exists and that I had the privilege of reading it.
Not exactly what I had in mind, I just finished "The Harmonious Home" who's idea was that a home was a landscape and tied that into nature and those elements. I was looking for additional interior design books with this in mind and this stuck out. Not a bad read, but I just wanted more from it. If you liked this book or felt similar to me, try out that "The Harmonious Home" book.
I've postponed reviewing this because I can't tell if this is a great book (It's been a while since I devoured a book) or a huge let down. I like following this delusion of the "tradwife" and the book (in event order) was doing a great job showing that gradual slope downwards, but the spiral into the deep end happened without us. I wanted to see this powerful matriarch character lead her family firmly into downfall with her. It's missing that snap, that break, the final push off the edge. We see the end result.
I'm also going to be honest that I don't know a lot about the tradwife communities or the ballerina farm that sounds like inspired a lot of this story. It feels like a lot of research and thinking was done for this book, and the author made a complex character that held my attention.
As a new homeowner of a century year old house learning more about asbestos than I ever wanted to...the scene with the "snow" absolutely terrified me.
The time they took on Krypton and examined that history of the elite taking/poising the planet until it was nothing, uck. Just brilliant it shook me to my bones of how much that paralleled Earth. I'm looking forward to the next volume. This superman is a bit brooding, but he still feels very much like a symbol of hope in the way that batman might. Feels like a legend or some myth in this world.
Read this and "Mood Machine" back to back and that was a great pair. RIP
This word is pretty well adopted because that's just what's happening. It's so hard to have something that was great degrade until it's unrecognizable. The author gives some really strong examples - makes it better as a current read but could possible be have updated editions the way things are going.
Such a win to find things like Hardcover,calyx institute, libraies, and internet archive.
This was a reflective experience. At times, I would be - Wtf are you talking about Bell Hooks? Only to have her rope me in.
My first Hook's book, I've had her be recommended many times and I now see why. Interesting read and I would pick up another. I'm not always on her wave length, but appreciate the perspective.
Kyla's book has a solid coverage on econ. Kyla updates often if you'd like to keep up with her work online, I find her takes are realistic and grounded on what's going on and conversations happening in finance. I just watched her talk about Spirit airlines.
In a short-video form content that try to capitalize on the trend or sensationalism, Kyla is a clear voice through the glut
