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My first 10-day retreat at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery. This was beautifully led by Ajahn Candasiri.

Kitchen Cabinetry by R&D Kitchens at Doubleview, WA, 15Mar13

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This kitchen looks like it's part of the rest of the house, not the "kitchen". Know what I mean?

Each year the City of Kitchener, along with our local partners, plants the seed with residents and businesses, encouraging them to take pride in and contribute to the city's visual appeal by beautifying their property through gardening. Those who go above and beyond to 'pretty our city' may be nominated for recognition by the Kitchener in Bloom Recognition Program.

 

12' x 15'

Built-in range and dishwasher

  

Wall of Postcards and the table

La partie cuisine du marché Binh Tay de Cholon à Ho-Chi-Minh-ville.

 

The kitchen part of the Binh Tay market in Cholon, Ho-Chi-Minh-ville.

TV and water cooler are now moved

Best thing about these cabinet doors is that I can stick a recipe in there and it's right where I need it to be to read it.

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Under that window was the freezer.

The walls were pine panelled.

The floor was fake wooden parquet.

 

I am tired and scared.

its fairly big

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We've a storage-challenged kitchen when it comes to places for the recycling. One day I noticed a nail on the back of the door that leads to the basement and a light bulb went on over my head. I used things I had around to make this recycling bag: a wire clothes hanger, hemp fabric, vintage buttons, a small scrap of fabric (from which I made the bias tape) and grommets for the gathered bottom closure. I bought the jute cord for $ .50/5 yards. Woo!

 

The craftster post: www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=351265.0

Lallita in a kitchen in Mirik.

Kitchen in the Swahili House Museum, Lamu, Kenya

Kitchen, August, 2008

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