hrrrthrrr said:I’m really into shipping containers being used in building design. And I love that it’s getting more exposure! I would for sure live in one of these houses.
me too, me too! this article mentions using shipping containers as low cost emergency housing. sounds like a great direction, and way better than the current formaldehyde FEMA trailers.
between this and this, my pre-fab/recycled building materials obsession is getting a workout.
way to call ‘em out.
UPDATE: though in essence, joe, you did just ensure that ms. miller’s emails will henceforth be opened by every reporter in the industry. soooo…
a twelve year old gave this to my friend when she was teaching art classes last summer.
i just snorted milk out of my nose.
kitten, can’t wait to see you!
On the contrary, not only do I think you deserve to hear all of this, although I apologize that it has had to cause stress during your happy time, but I think you NEED to hear all of this because I am supposed to be your best friend and I have feelings too that shouldn’t have to be put on hold for an entire year just because you are getting married.
My mother ended her best friendship from high school bc she had a friend who was the first one to get married and didn’t understand how crazy she had become with the wedding or how she was treating her friends; She also made my mother wear a horrible purple dress which she is still bitter about, but luckily your dress is pretty.
edited from, i kid you not, a seven-page word document.
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i’d like to live in a mews. (on a mews? at a mews? inside a mews?)