Why do you want the microwave up so high like that? Looks like a right royal pain in the rectum.
Backsplash p0rn!
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Here's the ceiling in my kitchen/dining room. The beams were left exposed and the ceiling is wood. The whole thing was stained the same as the cabinets. It's my favorite part of the house.
Niiiiiice!! 
Ok ya snarkey wanker, I just thought it's not convenient that's all, difficult to get things in and out of. Sheesh.Changleen said:Not everyone cooks every meal in a microwave...
me no likeN8 said:
Potroast88 said:Here's the ceiling in my kitchen/dining room. The beams were left exposed and the ceiling is wood. The whole thing was stained the same as the cabinets. It's my favorite part of the house.
Nice , How high is the ceilings ?
splat said:
Looks to be about 10-11 foot by my estimate.
N8, this is about as accurate as yr claim re: Delaware being the flattest state. in the world? not even in the US:N8 said:
10 windiest cities according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are:::: 1...Blue Hill MA....2...Dodge City KS...3...Amarillo TX...4.....Rochester MN...5...Cheyenne WY..6..Caspar Wy...7...Great Falls MT..8..Goodland KS...9...Boston MA...10...Lubbock TX
for the top world honors:
The windiest place in the world is Port Martin, Antartica. Here winds average more than forty miles per hour on at least one hundred days each year
dublin was pretty damn windy; ireland as a whole, really. felt much windier than #9 ranked boston.
douglas said:
I'm with douglas on this one. Just doesn't do anything for me.
narlus said:
Hmmm The Great Blue Hill is #1 ? Wow !
Dang, I could have sworn Ithaca would be there, every time I have been there it was all kinds of windy.narlus said:
How can Chicago not be on the list? 
common misconception.Echo said:How can Chicago not be on the list?
kinda like people thinking N8's claims have any semblance to fact.
Potroast88 said:Here's the ceiling in my kitchen/dining room. The beams were left exposed and the ceiling is wood. The whole thing was stained the same as the cabinets. It's my favorite part of the house.
awesome..
thats exactly the roof i want for my garage. my neighbor garage has one of those too. with exposed beams and wood ceiling on top, and those red curved tiles on top.
but am kinda broke right now, so that will have to wait...
Chicago is know as the windy city ,not because of the wind coming off of the Lake , but all the hot air from the wind bag politcians.Echo said:How can Chicago not be on the list?
must be why boston's so windy too...
Potroast88 said:
That's cool. And there is a heck of a lot more places to shop/dine/live there than ever before. Plus it's its only a few hours to Alb.
Potroast88 said:
Damn... that set up is SO FETCH!
I may use it some elements of it for one of my spec the houses that's being sheet-rocked today... I like the 'skip-trowel' and glaze finish on the walls.
Thanks for the compliments. I really like the glazing, too. The kitchen/dining room, living room, and both bathrooms are finished like that. The rest of the house is just painted. Here's a shot from the living room looking into the dining room.
It was surely windy on those -10 days that I had to walk to class down the goddamned hill.GumbaFish said:
you obviously have no young kids, or a working dungeon.
I have a 2 year old, but she's pretty good. She will actually put her toys and stuff away when you tell her to.narlus said:
The dungeon is for me and Mama.
I can see that in about three years when the grease and mildew has set in real well...N8 said: