[ SECRET POST #4021 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4021 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Jurassic World]


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03.
[Hugh Jackman]


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04.
(Aurelio Voltaire)


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05.
[Jojo's Bizarre Adventure]


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06.
[Pokemon (games)]


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07.
[J.R.R. Tolkien and his wife Edith]


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08.
[Movie: The Shape of Water]










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Re: Dream House

[(Anonymous)]

It would be pretty modest in size because I don't like wasted space or spaces without real function. I would invest in good design, for both functionality and aesthetics, and in quality construction and energy efficiency. Basically, nothing like the houses on McMansion Hell (mcmansionhell.com). Either fixing up an older house or building a new one in a historic neighborhood that actually matches the style of the houses around it would be great.

I'd prefer rooms to be on the small side, although open plans are okay as long as they are multi-functional spaces. I'd prefer two living areas - one for watching TV that can be closed off behind a door, and one for conversation or reading that can be more open to the other "public" areas of the house.

For the kitchen, I would pay someone to design a wall oven with a door like on the old Frigidaire Flair (https://tinyurl.com/ybdplu6t) because I love the way you lift up the door and it stays there out of the way where you couldn't possibly burn yourself on it, instead of the typical oven door that opens down and out and you have to reach over this hot door to get things in and out of the oven. The oven interior would be more sophisticated and up-to-date and I would either have 2 wall ovens like that or 1 wall oven and a higher end range with a normal door (I don't think a door that goes up would work as well if the oven is below the stove).

I want a bedroom that is very small - just big enough for a queen bed with room on 3 sides - but that opens into a bigger room that would be for all those things that tend to get crammed into bedrooms but have nothing to do with sleeping: clothes storage, exercise area, office space, TV-watching... It would be like a modern "master suite" with a walk-in closet, but the closet would be the bedroom and the bedroom would be for everything else (including the closet).

I'd want a room for sewing and crafts, like I have in my 2-bedroom apartment now. Having that "play room" makes a huge difference, since I actually do stuff in there instead of just day-dreaming about being crafty, and I don't have to worry about that stuff getting in the way of the eating and living areas or cleaning up for company.

Since I can't imagine spending a billion dollars on a house, I'd spend the rest fixing up older, modest-sized houses in middle class neighborhoods in a way that was of good quality and respected their historic character, and then selling them without asking much more than the average home price in that neighborhood, because good old houses deserve to be kept in good shape but I don't want to price out the people who actually live there.

Re: Dream House

[(Anonymous)]

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