- New releases: Smart Bitches (romance), Book Riot (best out this week, queer, SFF audiobooks)
- Linkity from Smart Bitches.
- Tiny interactive fiction game, “you have created a monster”.
- “Brain study suggests we perceive time through activities, not by minutes or hours“.
- You’ve never seen evolution explained like this before.
- Baby red panda.
- Chocolate chip cookie dough frosting recipe.
- Frozen hot chocolate recipe.
- Recipes for 27 ice cream desserts.
- Very nice MCM in St Paul, MN.
- Colorful.
- Nice house with an indoor water feature.
- More Barbie than actual Barbie houses.
- Very castle esque interior.
- Has a Japanese tea room.
- Lots of potential for the price.
- Extraordinarily over the top.
- Utterly over the top.
- Weirdly designed and apparently the owners must be early risers.
- Bulletproof house. No windows, of course.
- This will not be a visually restful experience.
- “No, you don’t need no damned landscaping.”
- Why would you take good stairs and cut them down into bad stairs?
- Nope.
- Exceptionally strange stairs.
- Wha…?
- Ouch.
- Really, I could just put “ouch” over and over.
None of the weird stairways that you show could exist in Mpls. Code requires a handrail for any stairs with more than 2? 3? steps. And any deck >12″? off the ground requires a railing. Any flat roof with a door opening onto it is considered a deck. Also, you cannot have any electrical wires within 3? feet of said deck, even if you would hae to lean w-a-y out to reach it. We discovered all these things when buying and selling the two houses we lived in in the city. Mpls wants to keep people safe in their homes.
The only thing that really moves me this week is the gorgeous greenery of the extraordinarily over the top house. It looks like every single leaf was carefully choreographed.
I kind of like the rock stairs. I would not want them though. Here we used those are fences
That St. Paul MCM totally screams “Brady Bunch” to me.
Barbie house is awesome! I hope someone buys it and keeps it that way. I wouldn’t want to live in it with all that pink, but I hope someone else does. Though it would still be a nice house to live in even if you got rid of all the pink. Good bones.
Love the tearoom house. Don’t want to maintain a 19th century house, though.
Extraordinarily over the top house would make a great hotel. I would stay there.