Posts Tagged ‘architecture’
Once started I really couldn’t stop turning pages, finished it at 01.40am, and had to be up at 05.00 to see to the stock!!! Oh well I so enjoyed it it was worth it. So out of my normal comfort zone, but so glad I was asked to read it by one of the grandchildren. Cheofrin
Eat London Architecture Eating
This is an absolutely great machine. In the past I have rented one of those steam vacs from the grocery store and been totally disgusted — they leave my rugs sticky and dirtier than they were to begin with. Consequently, I had my doubts as to just how effective this machine would be. BUT based on the rave reviews I decided to try it. I am soooooo glad I did. I cannot believe the dirt this thing picks up — it’s astonishing and sickening what was lurking in my rugs. It is so easy to use, but do — absolutely do — read the manual and follow every step. Also make sure you read Lissie’s 5 star comment dated 12/1/05 before using the machine for the first time. It is extremely helpful. Believe me, you will be happy you bought this machine!
ARCHITECTURE IN THE BALANCE
Everyday Architecture of the From the eighteenth-century single-room “mansions” of Delaware’s Cypress Swamp district to the early twentieth-century suburban housing around Philadelphia and Wilmington, the architectural …