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IL, the link worked for me just now. I have a bad neck injury from 8 car accidents. Our tv stand is lower. I would never leave that piece behind. It’s going somewhere:)).
Thanks for the appliance tips. I may just leave the white dishwasher as it blends into the cabinets.
The link worked for me. It looked like I was getting some sort of error message, but then it opened up.
That is a lovely place, and I personally think I would dislike living in a high-rise, so I like this better than the other building. It looks like a deadhead currently lives there, and surely that is good luck! :)
I was excited about living in a high rise on the 11th floor. The views of mountains and city lights would have been great. But Reno is a Windy City especially in summer so it may have been to much. They didn’t allow doggie visitors and a good friend brings her 2 yorkies when she comes. Downtown
can be noisy and has homeless which are negatives. I figured I wouldn’t hear noises way up there but who really knows.
This seems to have worked out perfectly. The unit is just the right size, and your costs are lower. Living in a neighborhood you love is a huge plus.
TT, I stayed for a week a few years ago on the top floor of one of the big hotels in Reno, in July. It was hot and windy, all we could see out the windows was dust swirling... I was disappointed because I thought we’d be able to see the mountains. It was quite a pleasant view several floors lower.
I love your buffet. I can’t quit see the legs/feet. Would it be possible to take off an inch or two to reduce the height? If you love it, please take it with you!
Chrisgo, that sounds awful and disappointing. I am definitely taking my buffet. It’s fancy and curvy on the bottom. It’s a creative solution but don’t think I want to cut the legs. I need to measure the difference between that and my tv stand but do know the stand is lower.
It is a creative solution, agreed.,I guess you could cutt off one set of round knobby feet But he probably wouldn’t lose much in height. You cant cut further down into off the big round balls, it would lose all of its character.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teacher Terry
I doubt I could bring myself to do that. Someone suggested cutting down my dining room table and that isn’t happening. Luckily it will fit in the condo.
I actually did cut off a tall table back 30 years ago to make our coffee table, and it's been with us ever since. Yesterday my son came out to visit and he said, "it's so nice to see all the old things" but I think the coffee table was actually the only two things from that far back.
Or maybe he meant us...
lol. :~)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tybee
It must have been nice for your son to have some references to his childhood. We can't fit much of our old stuff in this house, but we have our old farmhouse table and my great-aunt's Governor Winthrop desk. The two pieces hardly go together, but what the heck. I can't part with either.
Terry, your buffet is beautiful. How much of the furniture from your house will you be able to take to the condo?