Something no store can ever offer these days!!

There was a recent article in the NYT about people who try to escape corporate America for their dream job of running their own store, etc. and are overwhelmed by the monotony and the physical labor involved.

There are lots and lots of smart people with lots of ideas who are doing lots of interesting things that will appear on store shelves and web sites in the days to come.

I haven't checked the HUD store since last week.

Funny actually as they usually have such different furniture themselves.

I've bought some online, but I've found that in most cases, local parts stores or tire stores have about the same prices and good availability.Like you mention, I do like to try to support local stores.

All they really want is for you not to store it however you're storing it.

(Unlike buying a bucket of paint with the LLC credit card, this is not something that's easily separable.)The service I use is unable to do separate billing for different reports--you can only have one credit card stored in the system at a time.

But they left behind some furniture, a bicycle and a snowboard.

Personally I prefer a rosette as it adds a touch of class to the project.Trim wood is available at your local home supply store and a few will offer tips in completing the work.