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Another thought on signs that say stuff like "Believe" or "The most important thing in life isn't things" is that I have found that the people I know who display these signs may WISH that this is what they believe, but they behave in the exact opposite way. To them, things are indeed what is most important. Maybe you have had the opposite experience, but not me. And it is open to question what exactly they believe in. Money and stuff, I suppose.
1. Refrigerator magnets or other crap stuck to it.
2. Ornamental plates displayed on walls.
3. Labeled grain/sugar/flower canisters displayed on the counter-tops.
4. Fake gold/yellow door handles/knobs.
5. Collections/displays of coffee mugs with slogans (#1 Dad, Best Mom etc...)
6. Cutie kitchen towels displayed.
7. Fluorescent lights.
8. Theme coasters.
9. Over the top, too ornate furniture (makes you feel like you're in Versailles).
10. Prints of famous paintings.
1. Refrigerator magnets or other crap stuck to it. hate them too
2. Ornamental plates displayed on walls. cant stand the dust collectors
3. Labeled grain/sugar/flower canisters displayed on the counter-tops. have them as gifts from grandkids.. sooooo
4. Fake gold/yellow door handles/knobs. hahahaha
5. Collections/displays of coffee mugs with slogans (#1 Dad, Best Mom etc...) dont likey either
6. Cutie kitchen towels displayed. again agree...
7. Fluorescent lights. have one in kitchen although hardly use it , use underlights
8. Theme coasters. hahahah again I agree. like mine plain
9. Over the top, too ornate furniture (makes you feel like you're in Versailles). mmm yep
10. Prints of famous paintings. you got them all
looks as if we ll get on hahaaha.
cant stand clothes with any writing on them, or numbers.
ladies boots with the toes out....WHY
Gladiator shoes or sandals
fingerless gloves
Fair Isle patterns on clothes.
Men wearing those childish fur hats with the lugs down
Leather trousers.
Lots of photographs in frames all over a house.
Couples who go out together dressed more of less the same.
Good to see this thread is still going! lots of fun reading on a rainy day.
That reminds me, I'm starting a new (slightly related) thread in Other Topics...
The thing that drives me crazy is a bunch of couples/wedding pictures.
Yes I know your a couple or married and no I don't need to see 30 different pictures on the wall of you holding hands in various ways.
My furnishings and decor are chosen for my pleasure, not to impress those who might visit. I'm sure there are those who are simply interested in making an impression, but I believe the vast majority are not at all concerned with what you do or do not want to see on their walls, and that's how it should be. A private home is just that: private. Decor should reflect the interests of the occupants. Your preferences are irrelevant. If you don't want to see a wall full of wedding photos, I'm sure there's a booth open at the local Applebee's.
Oh I'm so glad to see this hilarious thread revived, complete with brand new criticisms from those who take offense at the topic!
As for you, Miss Dizzybint and GTT99 - I'd like to know what your dang problem is with refrigerator magnets and ornamental plates. And by the way, my "yellow" door knobs aren't fake gold - they're real brass.
Oh I'm so glad to see this hilarious thread revived, complete with brand new criticisms from those who take offense at the topic!
As for you, Miss Dizzybint and GTT99 - I'd like to know what your dang problem is with refrigerator magnets and ornamental plates. And by the way, my "yellow" door knobs aren't fake gold - they're real brass.
But I digress! LOL Carry on!
hahahahah I apologise Kathryn... I imagined your knobs to be of the highest quality like yourself ...
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Craig, eek, pink shutters, for real?????
