Well your happy and I am tickled pink.

I have a Pink Tub and I need to find a cost effective way to replace it.

Pink/Purple hand painted signs placed in strategic places (The color really works!)

Sometimes it's blue; sometimes it's pink but it's always magical.Funny how I'm truckin' in land, i.e. real estate and runnin' on about water, but this area speaks to me.

I just purchased 20 bags of pink blown in for $630.

They're downsizing big time and we may be getting a pink slip this year.I will definitely look into the loan programs.

Thats ok, I have seen a few South of where I live that isn't to high in price either, just need some TLC which I don't mind, as I said I ain't afraid of putting in a little (or a lot) of sweat equity :) Even my wife has some ideas (as long as it isn't pink polka dots lol, and yes we have seen a couple houses with those {Shudders})

Sending 100 each of blue, pink yellow and white postcards is not a large enough sample to give you much useful information.

The only time I ever considered painting a brick house was one that had pink brick..... yeah... bright shiny pink.... yuck!

For example, one of our condos in Kihei, Maui has its original 1980's kitchen, complete with pink laminate countertops!