Antique. I'd say mission style furniture. My father in law used to do restorations. But it really isn't my scene at all. My ideal house would be all mid-century. But I also like more modern contemporary furniture.
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I have an extending table, too. It's 4 person, extends to 6. But that puts the legs right between your legs when you sit on the sides.
My wife's parents have a ton of antique furniture. They've given us some stuff, it is out in the garage now. They see our furniture, it is more modern. My mother in law has been pouty, "oh, I guess we need to sell all this before we die! You aren't going to want any of this." Thank you, yes. That is exactly what I want. I know that was supposed to be a guilt trip, but that is exactly what we want. Lol
No. I keep pretty much everything to myself. I am convinced that no good can come of me expressing any of my emotions. I need to be a rock. I allow myself a few minutes of crying when a relative dies.
Kate Bush bath water?
An under sink filter system has been one of my favorite small upgrades for my house. I always have a metal water bottle with me, and for longer times away I have a big metal half-gallon insulated jug.
This would be fantastic for at work. I saw in another comment that it's a one time fee commercial use license. That's fantastic. How it with merging PDFs with different page sizes and orientations? I would use it for merging drawing packages together, and there's a mix of like, A0, A1, and A3.
Our Thanksgiving prime rib was over-done. We've been a bit slow lately, and so I've had to take more vacation time. Or, sit at my desk and do nothing. We don't get as much free company apparel as my last job. There, we got Carhartts, Nike quarter zips, Weatherproof jackets, coolers.. that was pretty nice.
Oh, and the main thing is the customers. I wish the program managers could do all the interacting with them so I would never have to talk to them.
I'm already sold, you don't need to sweeten the deal anymore.
I still have some tokens from there.



The last Intel I bought new was the Pentium 4 630. 3.0 Ghz, with hyperthreading. That's thing was a fucking space heater. And I loved it. But everything new since then has been AMD.