The other day I rolled up the boring beige carpet I'd had for the past four or so years. I gave it a good vacuuming, a good beating...and a good washing with soap and water...and then I gave it to Goodwill.
I'd intended to put it back, all clean and fresh, but before it could even dry, my fickle heart saw something else.
I'd seen some cowhides on sale locally, and finally decided to break down and buy one. I'd even solicited my uncle to see if he could send me one of the hides of his own cows, but that proved to be foolishly complicated.
If only he raised zebras!
Anyway...I'd missed out on buying one (for cheap!) when I was last in Houston, and regretted it ever after. So I wasn't going to let it slip away this time. I managed to get 10 percent off too.
It's kind of like having a pet.
I call her Daisy.
WICKED Star Cynthia Erivo on LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS
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Maybe it’s because she’s got a wider, wilder sort of style, or maybe it’s
because working with witchy blacks and greens gives you more options than
stick...
9 comments:
That Daisy is mighty fine...
About six months ago I had to choose one for a client at ABC Carpets in Manhattan (they had about eighty, top quality), the list price: $799.00. Luckily they were having a thirty percent off sale and I had a coupon for fifteen percent off from the NYT, so, I got out of there spending a mere $329.00 + tax.....
I hope this made you feel really great about your purchase!!!
Psst. My client calls hers "Floora".
My Holstein's name is Suzette and she stays right next to the bed.
We have real zebra and giraffe.
Fabu!
We're beginning the process of redocorating.
throw a little steak sauce on ol' daisy.
a really thin and flat pet.
lovely! I've been wanting sheep skin rugs for a while.
I squealed aloud when I saw it. Too, too.
Is that your makeout couch?
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