My day

[freddie*rooster]

After several hours during the week clearing and cleaning up a messy garden my day started like this

[flashie*]

I'd call that nit picking................................(not you Freddie)

[freddie*rooster]

hahaha Flashie

[Anonymous]

oh bless him 🙂

[freddie*rooster]

Bless him? I will if he throws that tape measure away.

[cherry*135]

You wouldn't want to move a painting anyway, because then you would have to make another nail hole in your lovely new walls.

[Anonymous]

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@flashie* wrote:

I'd call that nit picking................................(not you Freddie)

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i know i know but i am only

trying to help. honest.

check this out - explains it

really well.  see those 28 tips too.

http://interiordec.about.com/od/artindecorating/a/Gwheretohangart.htm

[Anonymous]

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@am*3 wrote:

You wouldn't want to move a painting anyway, because then you would have to make another nail hole in your lovely new walls.

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ok for future reference then:

from the link

Whenever possible relate artwork to the furniture below it. When hanging a large picture over a table for instance, the bottom of the frame should sit within 4-8" of the tabletop.

[punch*drunk]

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@bushies.girl wrote:
If it were me, I would prob go for one of the zillion off white colours around today, it would prob enhance the wall colour

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Ditto, I prefer cream or whitish skirtings. But definitely dont go changing it yet, its not something you can change back easily. Now that the furniture is back and you have some timber stuff in there it looks great.

[j*oono]

Exactly. I have off white skirting boards but I would seriously hesitate to paint real wooden skirting boards.  In my old house they were the genuine item but they were 13 inches high.  New homes have mdf skirting boards and they should be painted.

[azureline**]

My day began today with a train ride from the city. I am now home and ready for bed, after a wonderful night out, huge limo to the Gold Coast with 13  family and friends, cocktails at the Q1 tower, magnificent views, lovely company and my first ever shots of Tequila!