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lizzisimss · 2 years ago

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Modern Rural Home CC List:

CC used (list below) The Summer Home in Windenburg 40 x 30 3 bed, 3 bath $260,274

Aira – https://www.patreon.com/airacc

Froggy painting

Luxury clock

Moon light

Plant 1

Tablet pc

Vanilla flower light

ATS4 - https://sims4.aroundthesims3.com/

Groceries totebag

Brazenlotus – https://www.brazenlotus.com/

SecondChance

Steezy skis

Laundry Made Essentials

charly pancakes - https://www.patreon.com/charlypancakes

The Lighthouse Collection merged

Dinna Merged

Lavish merged

M&S Constructions part 1 Merged

Miscellanea merged

Modish merged

Munch merged

Selection one merged

Smol merged

Soak merged

Felixandre – https://www.patreon.com/felixandre

Georgian set

London Exterior

London Interior

Shop the look season 1 merged

house of harlix - https://www.houseofharlix.com

Orjanic Merged

Bafroom

Baysic Merged

Harluxe Merged

Jardane Merged

Livin’Rum Merged

The Kitchen

Tiny Twavellers Merged

harrie - https://www.patreon.com/heyharrie

Brownstone Collection merged

Brutalist Collection part 1 & 2 merged

Country Collection

Octave part 1, 2, 4 & 4 merged

Porto

Shop The Look

Spoons part 1 & 3

Stockholm

Kiwisim - https://www.patreon.com/Kiwisim4

Blockhouse

Inspired buffet

KKB – https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15789815

Citrus Room

leaf motif - https://leaf-motif.tumblr.com

2202 Magnolia Bathroom

Aubrey Office

Botanic Boudoir

Calliope Bathroom

Keller Bedroom

Little Ceramics

Old Hat

Simblreen 2021

Starlight Crystals

Stellan Dining

Sunbeam Study

Sunny Corner

Winter Village

Patron gift 1

Patron gift 2

Patron gift 4

Patron gift 5

Lilis-palace – https://www.patreon.com/lilis_palace

Folklore Set Off the Grid Living

Intarsia Wainscot Wonderland

Littlecakes – https://litttlecakes.tumblr.com/downloadspage

Twinkly lights LC

Poor Bunny

littledica - https://www.patreon.com/littledica

Rise & Grind Café merged

Eco kitchen stuff pack merged

Sleek slumber stuff pack merged

Deligracy merged cottage living update

Roman holiday merged

Deligracy delicato stuff pack

Madlen – https://www.patreon.com/madlen

Miu Lamp

Ayumu

Numi Backpack

Marvell – https://marvell-world.tumblr.com/

Nom nom line art painting

Upcycle sculpture

max 20 - https://www.patreon.com/Max20

Master bedroom pack

Child dream kit

Classic kitchen

Garden at home

Poolside lounge pack

Mechtasims - https://www.patreon.com/mechtasims

Back to school

Bathroom set

Cyber girl

Desk planner

Essential clutter conditioner

Groovy baby

Mlys – https://mlyssimblr.tumblr.com/cc-catalog

Pufferhead

my cup of cc -https://www.patreon.com/mycupofcc

ColourTalk Kitchen Merged

Avant Basic Lounge set

colourTalk kitchen merged

maple manor

fireplace bellow

Tiny Dreamers merged

myshunosun - https://www.patreon.com/myshunosun

Elle office

Luna bedroom

Mette living

Nora living

Riikka

Serene bathroom

The art room

Uma living

Arrie office

Daria bedroom

Dawn living

Dawn storage

Gale dining

Lottie

Moonwood

MXIMS – https://mxims.tumblr.com/

IKEA Barso Wall Grid B

Networksims - https://www.thesimsresource.com/members/networksims/

Crack stone brick floor

Iris tile wall

oni - https://www.patreon.com/oni28

Kitchen pegboard timer

Antique country dining

Vintage living room

peacemaker - https://peacemaker-ic.tumblr.com/TS4O...

Atwood Living

Bayside Bedroom Set

Creta Kitchen

Elsie Bedroom

Essa Kitchen

Future

Hamptons Retreat

Hinterlands Living

Hudson Bathroom

Iris Seating

Kingston Dining

Kitayama Dining

Kitayama Living

MidCentury Eclectic

Mina Kitchen

Roarsome Kids Bedroom

Rolled Rattan

Urbane Kitchen

pierisim - https://www.patreon.com/pierisim

Previous Promises

Calderone bedroom

MCM

Oak House

The office mini kit

Tidying up

Coldbrew coffeeshop

Domaine du clos

Living room mini kit

Winter Garden

Renorasims - https://www.patreon.com/renorasims

Xtreme Shower Tub

RVSN – https://ravasheen.com/downloads/

SmartsContent School Posters

ArtAttack Graffiti Murals

simplisticsims - http://simplisticsims4.com

Cottage roman curtain

Loloi contemporary rugs 1

Luxe dining plush DH

Painting indigo 2021

RHshadeB

Rhspatoilet

RPCcurtainA

Rusticlifebed

Rusticrug

sixiamcc - https://imfromsixam.tumblr.com/

Breeze of Greece

Oak & Concrete kit merged

PD-Lilla Kids Bedroom

Artiu

Artz

Charming Chalet

Forjasline

Home Basics

Home Improvement

Home Office

Hotel Bedroom

Kids room

Love for Barn Doors

Luxbath

Retro Vibes

Small Space

SpringSix Kitchen

Teen Room

SYB – https://www.patreon.com/Syboubou

Bonbon

Flashy cloud light

Galileo

Julie

Laundry

Nathalie

TaurusDesign –

Elsa KidsRoom

Clutter Cat - https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/thec...

Cat milk no 2 reloaded

Mellow Mini

Petits Pirates

Busy bee

Busy bee 2

Kawaii Kidz

TUDS -https://www.patreon.com/TudTuds

2nd Wave Merged

Beam Merged

Ema Dining Room Merged

Ind Merged

Turn Living Merged

Vime Closet Merged

Wave Merged

Awingedllama – https://www.patreon.com/awingedllama

Apartment therapy inspired stuff v2 merged

Blooming Rooms Plants merged

Wondymoon – https://www.patreon.com/wondymoon

Ailuropoda painting

Greenllamas – https://www.patreon.com/greenllamas KERV

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lindsaybuilds · 2 years ago

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A boho-style cottage for a growing family.

All of the CC you will need:

Aira

Woodland Set

Woodland Add-on

Wooden Clutter Set

Study in Style Set

Plain Plants and Tiled Decors

AWingedLlama

Apartment Therapy

Paranormal Plants

Blooming Rooms Kit

Boho Living Stuff Pack

Blarffy

Sad Beige Playmat

Charly Pancakes

Lavish

Miscellanea

Modish

Slouch

Smol

Soak

Insomnia

The Lighthouse Collection

Cowbuild

Kids Bedroom Freebies

Felixandre

London Exterior

Kyoto Part 2

Kyoto Part 3

Shop the Look Season 1

Grove Part 2

Grove Part 3

Grove Part 4

Berlin Set Part 3

Fayun Part 1

Paris Part 3

GladlyPants

Little Forests Wallpaper

GreenLlamas

The Kerv Collection Part 1

The Kerv Collection Part 2

AKA Lukery

Bedroom

Modern Office

Hanraja

Bayong 01-04

Mini Set 35

Harrie

Octave Part 2

Octave Part 3

Octave Part 4

Country Collection Part 2

Country Collection Part 3

Brutalist

Shop the Look 2

Coastal Part 1

Coastal Part 2

House of Harlix

Tiny Twavellers

Bafroom

Livin’ Rum

Kichen

Orjanic Part 1

Orjanic Part 2

Harluxe

Baysic

Jardane

Baysic Bathroom

The Kalino

Urban Jungle Plants

Kate Emerald

Modern Metallics

KiwiSim4

Piha Living

Kliekie

Plants

Sculptures

Leaf Motif

Sunny Corner

Vintage Crockery

Little Ceramics

Floret Grove

All Patrons Gifts

Lili’s Palace

Folklore

Linzlu

Drainboard Sink

Little Cakes

Flowers and Things

Polaroid Pictures and Books

Rustic Elements

Moar Rugs

Hanging Guitar

LittleDica

Rise & Grind

Eco Kitchen

Sleek Slumber

Chic Bathroom

Delicato Lounge

Lumen Niveus

Bathroom Starter Kit

2498 Cozy Industrial Set

MadameRia

Back to Basics (All Links)

Max20

Cozy Bathroom

Plant Life

Child Dream Kit

Master Bedroom

Cozy Backyard

Poolside Lounge

Garden at Home

My Cup of CC

The Modernist Dining Room

Teenage Dream

MyshunoSun

Garden Stories Patio

Garden Stories

Serene Bathroom

Dawn Living

Freja

Lottie Bedroom

Daria Bedroom

Moonwood Garden

Luna Bedroom

Simmify Nook

Vanity Nook

Herbalist Kitchen

Simmify Music Nook Part 2

MYLS

Simple Clothes Racks

Peacemaker

Bowed Living

Kitayama Bedroom

Kitayama Living

Hudson Bathroom

Pierisim

Tidying Up

Calderone

Oak House Part 1

Oak House Part 2

Oak House Part 3

Oak House Part 4

Oak House Part 5

Oak House Part Six-1

Oak House Part Six-2

The Office Mini Kit

Living Room Mini Kit

Winter Garden Part 1

MCM House Part 1

MCM House Part 2

MCM House Part 3

MCM House Part 4

MCM House Part 5

Domaine Du Clos Part 1

Domaine Du Clos Part 2

Domaine Du Clos Part 3

Domaine Du Clos Part 4

Rold Skov Kitchen

Auntie Vera’s Bathroom

David’s Apartment Part 1

David’s Apartment Part 2

Teeny Weeny

The Plumbob Tea Society

Cottage Garden Stuff

Ravasheen

Peg 2 Differ

Peg 2 Differ 2

Deja Brew Coffee Clutter

Little Chef’s Toy Kitchen

Cottage Living Garden Clutter

Meow-dern Cat

Do-It-Your-Shelf

Purr-fect Cat

S-imagination

Oak and Concrete

Nota Living Room

Cottage Kitchen

Sixam

Teen Room

Small Spaces Laundry Room

Home Improvement

Stylish Wood Living Room

Kids Bedroom

The Clutter Cat

BusyBee Collection

Townie Architect

Moderno Living Room

Tuds

Wave

#the sims 4 cc #maxis match #build

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zerotwentysims · 1 year ago

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Modern Family Mansion IX

Contemporary luxury family mansion for your Sims. This a second take on trying to blend in a modern house into the surroundings of The Crumbling Isle in Windenburg. Fully furnished CC build.

Main level : entry, cloak room, formal living room, formal dining room, 2 half baths, family seating area, kitchen, chef's kitchen, garage (skill building area), guest bedroom (with its own bathroom, would also be a great nursery), master bedroom (with its own living room, her/his bathrooms connected to each other through a walk-trough shower, large walk-in closet and terrace) and a outdoor deck with a seating area and kitchen garden.

Lower level : 5 bedrooms each with a private bathroom (one staged as a butler's studio), lounge area with a bar, games area, cinema, sauna, gym, wine room, full bathroom, half bath, office and laundry/utility room.

Basement : vault. This basement has 2 entries and is ideal for future expansions (perhaps a bowling area or nightclub).

Gardens : 2 pools, hot tub, seating areas and firepit.

Lot size : 64x64, designed for the Von Windenburg Estate lot in Windenburg. This lot looks also good on the Dresden House lot.

Packs used for the exterior/shell and gardens : Eco Lifestyle, Spa Day, Get Famous, Get Together, City Living, Desert Luxe and Island Paradise. Many others for the interior.

I won't upload a CC Free version since there too many elements in this build that just won't look good without CC in my opinion. On request I could send/upload the shell without CC though.

Available on the gallery, ID : zerotwenty-sims (please tick "include Custom Content", or download the TrayFiles directly below)

In case of any questions : please feel free to drop a line

Free CC used from following amazing creators:

ZeroTwentySims : Marble Walls Part 2, Basic Walls, Basic Glossy Walls, Basic Floors, Slate Tile Recolor and Fireplace strip (all included in the Misc CC Zip Pack)

KTA : Marble Floors 5, Marble Walls 3, Mural 25 Volume 2 and Panel 9

Nickname : Fireplace Stone

Sevarinka : Modern Ceiling Lights Set (Gamma and Beta), Jorden Living Chair and Wella Living Round Mirror

Harlix : Bafroom, Baysic, Baysic Bathroom, Harluxe, Jardane, Livin'Rum, Orjanic and Kichen

Harrie : Heritage, Brownstone, Brutalist, Coastal, Halcyon, Octave, Spoons and Shop the look

Felixandre : Berlin, Chateau, Colonial, Fayun, Grove, Shop the look S1 and S2, Florence, Gatsby and Kyoto

BrazenLotus : Within Reach

Blue Teas : Largo Dining

Cowbuild : Millionaire Living Room

Angela : Low Fence

FIW : Basic Waterfall Short Footprint

IllogicalSims : Simkea

LittleDica : Sleek Slumber Wallpaper

Peacemaker : Caine Living

Pierisim : MCM Bedroom and MCM Bathroom

Ravasheen : Uplifting Elevators

Simplistic : RH Rugs

Syboulette : Artus and Elevare

TudTuds : Wave, 2nd Wave, Beam I&II, Cave, EMA, IND, MIRR, NCTR and Vime

BreezeMotors : decorative cars (these are paid, optional)

SimFileShare : Misc CC Pack, contains my own CC + items that I coulnd't link directly

SimFileShare : Trayfiles

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antiquecritique · 10 months ago

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|| Henry & Duncan ||

“You have been staring at my coo-coo clock over there for a while now like you wish death upon it.” Duncan observed of the man who’d visited his antique shop as he placed a delicately beautiful teacup on the coffee table for him. The tea was served whether Henry wanted it or not because Duncan wanted some and it was impolite to set something for yourself on the table but not for the visitor. And Duncan could also be wrong about the coo-coo clock as well, maybe Henry wasn’t staring at all and Duncan’s lack of attention had given him the wrong impression. In any case, he could always perceive some pent up anger in Henry, whether his mood seemed deceptively cheerful or otherwise. The anger seemed to be ever-present either way.

“What is wrong?” He asked as he took a seat, already decided that something must be, one way or another. So, he asked, although his impassive face showed no real interest in the answer.

Now, there was also something to be said about the place they were seated at. Out of the Attic was an antique store of a very unique sort, dimly but sufficiently lit and exuding that peculiar, dust-sprinkled vibe such places tended to have - peaceful and quiet in its own stagnating time loop and maybe slightly haunted. There was not a single spot, place or corner in the shop that wasn’t intricate, old, peculiar or uniquely different. Yet everything came together in one perfectly arranged harmony; mixed styles, periods, materials and uses of every single piece of furniture and decoration somehow coexisting in a flurry of blended colors pleasing to both the eye and the soul. Nothing was out of place, nothing could be pointed out as something that did not belong, even if by all rights it could be called out as in one way or another mismatched. Medallion Baluch rugs were spread under early 19th century mahogany armchairs, art nouveau blended into rococo - you could sit in William and Mary style, lounge in Queen Anne, go through the drawers of Chippendale cabinets, write on Empire desks, draw French Restoration curtains, go through a hallway of gothic revival and then end up in an Elizabethan room only to decide to cook in a kitchen that appeared like it was brought not only from another time but from a whole other side of the world too.

It was a welcoming, comfortable place but, like its owner, it did not match with the modern times.

@heyhenz

#::DuncanxHenry #I hope this is okay!#please don't worry about matching the length

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aunkora · 2 years ago

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Help In Buying Rugs Available to be purchased

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birchkillchronicles · 2 years ago

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Getting to Marigold

Chapter One

Mushroom, Raw Umber, Tobacco

A mole’s nest.

A dark, stuffy mole’s nest.

That’s what Bernie’s bedroom is, sniffed Jeanie Dinmont.

A dark, stuffy mole’s nest where—for the last fourteen years!—my daughter has chosen to burrow her silly head.

Gazing around the offending room, Jeanie was stumped.

Why, she wondered for the trillionth time, had Bernie—back when she was a cantankerous sixteen-year-old—cruelly demanded that they chuck the lovely ivory-and-cream French Provincial décor—with pops of cherry-blossom-pink!—which her mom had so lovingly designed?

And for what?

For the Gothic-Victorian-techno mishmash of her current dismal lair?

What a waste of effort! Jeanie had mourned at the time. And, frankly, she hadn’t seen the need to let Bernie have her own selfish adolescent way. In her opinion, the sweetly feminine bedroom had been perfect for a young lady of tender years and, at the time, she’d wished that her daughter would just leave it alone.

Yes, well…

As Jeanie’s mother would say, ‘If wishes were horses, beggars would ride.’

The hollow-eyed teen had moped and sighed and sulked and pined, until—bowing to her best friend Sylvie’s parenting advice—Jeanie had yielded to Bernie’s unfathomable desire to transition her room into a ‘more grown-up space.’

Still—loathe to give up all aesthetic control—Jeanie had energetically counselled her daughter on how to curate her attic retreat.

“Now, kidlet—with these small windows and sloping ceilings,” she’d cautioned, “you’ll want to keep everything light. A neutral palette is the ticket here. So, if I were you, I’d switch out those ivory pieces with a blond Danish-modern suite. And then freshen up that matte cream wall paint with a semi-gloss buttermilk hue...”

But had her daughter listened?

Nope.

Not a chance.

Stubbornly insisting on her own dour notions for the space, Bernie had pushed her perplexed mother to repaint and then cram far too much dark-walnut furniture against stodgy mushroom-gray walls.

Next—during an increasingly rare mother-and-daughter shopping jaunt to Sears—the cranky teen had opted for equally bleak soft furnishings.

Then, she’d staged a weekend hunger strike—which her scrawny body could barely abide—in order to gain a plush area rug in a regrettable shade of raw umber.

And, to complete the desecration, she’d insisted that her pleasant sitting area be transformed into a video gaming lounge!

So, now, an olive-drab duvet smothered the heavy Victorian double bed. A battleship-grey slipcover obscured what had once been a delicate ladderback desk chair. And over Bernie’s flat television screen lurked ugly posters featuring the sombre wizards, pointy-eared boys and snarling white wolves from her ghastly video games.

The window treatments were no better.

Inky-black roller shades masked every pane. And tobacco-brown curtains shrouded each implacable shade so that Bernie could never be startled awake by even the slightest stray hint of rosy dawn.

No sunlight. No birdsong. No air…

Gee whiz, grimaced Jeanie. I’d go mad if—even for a single night!—I had to endure this frumpy old nest. Let alone for the past fourteen years…

Still—once she’d let Sylvie persuade her to allow the gawky girl dress her third-storey refuge to her own leaden taste—Jeanie had to concede that her best friend had been right.

Concede that Sylvie had understood far better how to assuage the pain of Bernie’s murky adolescence and her ensuing prickly twenties than Jeanie had ever wanted to.

Concede that Sylvie—a seasoned campaigner in the teenage wars with her flamboyant son, Nick—had been entirely correct when she’d warned Jeanie to forfeit the small battles to Bernie and save her energy for the big conflicts to come.

Yes, but—

Where was Sylvie now?

Gone.

Gone forever…

And that, decided Jeanie—vigorously refusing to be slurped into an insidious bog of regret—that abandonment, no matter how involuntary, certainly meant that now—right now!—Jeanie was allowed to decide for herself that enough was enough!

With her usual deliberate stride, she wooshed across the deep-piled rug to the window, threw back the heavy curtains, snapped up the roller shade and wrenched open the double hung window.

A waft of mid-July heat met the chill of the air-conditioning and died on the sill.

“Jessica Bernadette Todd!” she carolled in her cheeriest voice. “Rise and shine!”

Beneath the heavy duvet, a slight figure stirred. Then, an unaccountably tidy head of dark-brown hair turned to reveal hazel-grey eyes peering dully out of a small pale-white face.

“Mom.”

With that single word, Bernie neatly expressed everything she wanted to say.

Don’t fool around with my window. Leave me alone. Go away.

Jeanie decided to ignore it all.

“The day’s a-wasting!” she chirped. “It’s time to greet the sun!”

Her beloved kidlet—never ‘Jessica’ since that September afternoon when she’d announced that, with three other Jessicas in her fifth grade class, she would henceforth be known as ‘Bernie’—dropped a limp hand over to her bedside table to consult her phone.

“Mom.”

It’s only nine-thirty on a Sunday morning. Close my drapes. Leave me alone.

Bernie’s pallid face swivelled inexorably back towards the wall.

Jeanie decided to ignore that too.

Leaving the window wide open, she nipped over to her daughter. Tugging off the unspeakable duvet to reveal Bernie’s frail powder-blue flannel-wrapped back, she plopped herself down on the bedside for a bracing chat.

“Look, Bernie—” Jeanie began. “If our loopy-neighbour-from-three-doors-down, Lindy Styre, can get over herself long enough to write a summer play, you can get over yourself long enough to get up and go see it.”

Bernie’s hibernation remained undisturbed.

“Oh, for pity’s sake, kidlet!” Jeanie continued, relentlessly. “According to the radio, Loopy Lindy’s done such a cracker-jack job, her theatre group’s gone and scheduled a whole extra matinee in the Glebe today! Now, the show starts at one. And I know that—if you stop for breakfast—it’ll take you at least an hour to get up and out. So, I thought that, after you’ve had your shower and got dressed, we’d hike over to Starbucks for our coffee and then trot across the Bank Street Bridge. Once we’re in the Glebe, we’ll pick up a snack—and then window-shop our way up to the park—”

Heaving a deep-dark sigh, Bernie flopped back over to confront her intolerably perky parent. “Mom. There was a headline in the Old Ottawa South paper that said Excursion Theatre’s coming to Windsor Park in early August. Why can’t we go then? It’s not as if this matinee’s a case of now-or-never.”

Delighted with this multi-sentence response, Jeanie seized upon her daughter’s argument with gusto. “See? You’re planning to go see Loopy Lindy’s play. Why not take advantage of this lovely golden day? That August date could be rained out and then we’d miss everything!”

“Mom—”

“So why not sling our folding chairs over our shoulders and march on down through the Glebe? We’ll buy fresh bagels, and it’ll be so much fun—!”

“Mom—” groaned Bernie, attempting to retreat beneath her bedclothes once more.

But Jeanie had scented victory in her daughter’s former lengthy reply.

“Oh no, you don’t!” she laughed, wrestling the awful duvet from Bernie’s feeble grasp and tossing it to the floor. “We’re overdue for a Girls Day Out! So, get cracking, kidlet! And I’ll go rustle up those chairs…”

Filled with happy purpose, Jeanie scampered down two flights of stairs to her blond maple kitchen. There, her husband, Donald Todd—an unpretentious man in his late sixties who’d recently retired from the Federal civil service—sat on a caramel-leather-upholstered stool at the pink-granite-topped kitchen island. He was just as fair-skinned as Bernie and three inches shorter than his long-limbed wife of almost forty-two years. And, as he sipped his second cup of coffee, he was puzzling through the cryptic crossword from yesterday morning’s paper.

Always the intellectual, thought Jeanie, indulgently. Can’t simply do the regular crossword like the rest of us mortals…

Don had popped his golf shirt collar up on one side, so Jeanie straightened it out for him. Then, planting an airy kiss on his greying temple, she offered, coyly, “You’ll be glad to hear that your devoted wife and darling daughter won’t be underfoot for most of the day.”

“But I’ll miss you both so sadly,” returned Don, evenly. Without even a glance his wife’s way, he filled a long word into his puzzle grid.

“We’re having a Girls Day Out. No men allowed!” Jeanie brightly informed him as she disappeared into their recently refreshed mudroom. There, she pulled a couple of bagged folding chairs out of the closet and leant them against the wall. Now, she thought with satisfaction, those will be close at hand...

Returning to the kitchen, she double-checked that the box for today’s date on the Inuit art wall calendar was empty. She wanted to fill it in with the lively acronym ‘GDO!’ But where was the pen that ought to be laying on the shelf nearby?

“Don,” she asked, “have you seen the calendar pen?”

“Mmm…what?”

“The calendar pen. The one that we always leave here on the shelf.”

The pen wasn’t on the counter. It hadn’t been knocked to the floor. So where was the calendar pen?

Had somebody moved it on purpose?

Jeanie felt a buzz of frustration arise in her mind.

“Not this one, is it?” Still concentrating on his crossword, Don waved the pen he was using at her. “I found it over there somewhere.”

Jeanie’s mouth pursed in to a strained smile.

“You know, Don,” she admonished her husband, as if spelling out an indisputable fact to a little child, “you should leave the calendar pen where it belongs. Then—whenever we need it—we won’t have to search all over the house.”

“Sorry, dear.” Don kept reading his puzzle clues and, again, didn’t bother to look up at his wife.

“And I know that you don’t mean to be careless. But it doesn’t take much to throw everything into disarray.” Jeanie didn’t like to be a nag. And since it was only about a month ago that Don had reluctantly retired from the long days of his government career, he could be forgiven for not being on board with her household routines. But there was a limit to her patience. “If you start picking up stuff at random and just using it for whatever, pretty soon the whole system will be in a shambles.”

Don nodded thoughtfully and wrote another answer. “As soon as I’m finished, I’ll put it back,” he said. And—although her fingers itched to grab the pen out of his selfish hand—from long experience with her husband’s talent for sly evasion, Jeanie knew that she had to be content with that.

Restlessly, she surveyed the kitchen. What other mischief had Don been up to? There weren’t any of his used breakfast dishes cluttering up the counter or the sink, so she unobtrusively checked in the dishwasher to see if he’d put them away correctly.

Aha! Don’s cereal bowl was in the appropriate slot on the bottom rack. But he’d stuck his juice glass in the widest row of the upper…

Juice glasses go in the narrow outer row, frowned Jeanie. Any fool should know that.

With an air of great tolerance, she lifted the offending glass and placed it in its proper spot. Then she snapped the dishwasher closed and, with a pen selected out of her cache in her kitchen junk drawer, wrote ‘GDO!’ in today’s calendar box.

With her good mood restored, Jeanie placed the substitute pen on the designated shelf and turned to Don with an unfeigned smile. “Don’t you wonder where your girls are going?”

Don glanced up briefly from his puzzle and took a swig of coffee. “Oh, I’m sure you’ll eventually tell me,” he said.

“We’re off to see that play that Lindy Styre wrote.”

“Uh-huh.”

“It’s got great reviews, and they’re doing a matinee today in the Glebe. So, Bernie and I thought we’d give it a peek.”

“Great.” Don’s slate-blue eyes drifted back to his crossword.

“It’s supposed to be really funny.”

“No doubt.” He picked up the ex-calendar pen again and wrote.

“But you can’t come with us—”

“Mm-hm…”

“—because we’re having an exclusive Girls Day Out!”

His brow wrinkled in deep thought, Don looked up and past his wife to stare vaguely at a spot over the kitchen stove. So, giving him up as a bad job, Jeanie retrieved her phone from its charging bay to check for messages she might have missed while she was upstairs rousing Bernie.

There was nothing too important. Just a reminder from the clinic about Jeanie’s follow-up mammogram. And a text from her former boss, Roberta Tsang.

Nearly twenty years ago, Roberta had hired Jeanie as a part-time receptionist at her Bank Street interior design company. And, now, she was asking whether Jeanie would like to come bargain hunting at the Westboro garage sale next Sunday?

Jeanie deftly texted Roberta that she’d ‘love to go pickin’!’ and ‘how ’bout lunch too?’ And then stuck the details of the medical appointment into her phone calendar.

‘Done like dinner,’ as Sylvie would have said.

‘All good and proper!’ as Jeanie’s mother would amend.

Pocketing her phone, Jeanie ran up the back stairs to refresh her lipstick in her marbled en-suite bathroom. Once there, however, she paused to admire her newly-dyed hairdo in the vanity mirror.

Keenly aware that her aging Clear Spring complexion now benefitted greatly when she lightened her colour palette to a Pastel Spring’s lower intensity hues, she’d instructed her stylist to tone her hair down to a soft-honey tint. She wasn’t ready to go grey, she’d explained. But she certainly didn’t want to look like one of those desperate ladies in their early sixties who try to offset their wrinkles with a brash shade of copper or platinum blonde…

Then again, Jeanie was a realist, and she wasn’t going to hide from the fact that she was getting old. Yet, even with their fortieth anniversary in the rear-view mirror—and a year’s hiatus during her health scare—she and Don were still having it off a couple of times a month.

I might be vintage, Jeanie reminded the smiling woman in the mirror as she lightly touched up her coral lip gloss, but I sure ain’t antique!

As usual, Jeanie had dressed very carefully this morning and, assessing her appearance in the mirror on the back of her bedroom door, she was quite pleased. She hadn’t painted too much tawny colour on her cheeks, and she liked the nice summery effect of the plain gold hoops in her ears. Her flowery aqua cotton top bloused enough to disguise any imbalance in the size of her breasts and, with a nod to her mature status, she’d opted for a pair of faded denim-blue shorts which left only a tasteful stretch of her long legs bare. And—playing peek-a-boo with her neatly coral-polished toes—sprightly new espadrille sandals completed her flawless attire.

“You look like a million dollars!” she told her beaming reflection and giggled when it responded with a duck-lipped super-model pose.

Next, knowing that—even at the best of times—Bernie never moved fast in the morning, Jeanie detoured for a few minutes to her craft room, which was located across the hall from the guest bedroom on the second-floor. She wanted to finish cutting and filing a couple of articles from her favourite women’s magazine.

Of course, Jeanie knew very well that this was the age of the computer. But, in some fundamental way, she preferred winnowing real pages to simply downloading images from a screen. And she wasn’t about to give up her favourite hobby just because it wasn’t modern…

In fact—through years of careful scrutiny of homemaker’s magazines—Jeanie had assembled a tangible ‘vision’ of what her family’s life should ideally be. And via scrapbooks, files and inspiration boards, she continued to pursue that vision with passion and zest.

Now, donning her reading glasses, Jeanie flipped merrily through the latest issue’s glossy pages. She clipped illustrated instructions on how to host a gingham-themed summer picnic. And then a page of chowder recipes with both seafood and vegetarian options. She usually filed the ‘Simple Sewing Crafts’ feature, as well as the fantasy vacation pages, so she plied her scissors there too. Then, making sure that the paper remained uncreased, she stashed the articles into appropriately multi-colour-labeled folders, ready to be pasted into one of the many tidy scrapbooks that lined her craft room shelves.

Gratified with this bit of orderly housekeeping, Jeanie skipped up to the third floor to monitor her daughter’s progress. But—

There wasn’t any.

Or, at least to Jeanie’s mind, there hadn’t been.

Perhaps, in Bernie’s opinion, there had.

The window was once more firmly shut. The inky-black roller shade was pulled down and the tobacco-brown curtains had been yanked across. The olive-drab duvet had been restored. And it was painfully obvious from the bedclothes’ unruffled façade that the small silent bulge beneath hadn’t moved since Bernie had rearranged her mole’s nest back to her own heavy dark taste.

Wordlessly Jeanie stood and stared dumbfounded at her daughter’s dead heap. She felt like she’d been slapped in the face with a wet fish…

And then blistering incredulity replaced her initial shock.

How could any kid of mine, gasped Jeanie’s mind, so brutally reject my efforts to engage her in the wonderful al fresco pleasures of life? Haven’t I tried beyond hope to understand her ridiculous reserve? Haven’t I given her the benefit of my sunny philosophy every single day?

So, why this obstinate refusal to participate in a cheery Girls Day Out?

As my mother would say—'What’s the worst that can happen? What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger, girl.’

So, get out there in the fresh air and have a ball!

It all seemed so easy to Jeanie. But then again—as she was the first to admit—tolerating the personal quirks of her deeply loved but totally mystifying kidlet had always been the major challenge in her life.

Jeanie had miscarried multiple times before Bernie had finally been born, and the doctors had decreed that she’d have no more kids. So, there went her plan to have a troupe of children skipping through the halls of the three-storey, two staircase, six-bedroom, white elephant of an Edwardian red-brick house that she and Don had optimistically purchased in Old Ottawa South.

Then, Bernie had been a difficult, hyper-sensitive baby, hard to put to sleep and often screaming with colic. And—long past the ‘making shy’ stage—her finicky daughter had strenuously objected to strangers. So, Jeanie’d had to shelve her new scheme of housing international university students too.

No matter, she’d rationalized, and industriously repurposed the four superfluous bedrooms instead. On the second floor, she’d allocated a study for Don and a craft room for herself. And, in the two bedrooms on the third, she’d set up a box room for storage and—in the larger one—a quaint gabled playroom for her only child.

But then it had turned out that Bernie’s immune system had been massively unforgiving of even hypoallergenic pets. Reluctantly, Jeanie’d had to re-home their Labradoodle dog and Balinese cat. And, for the last twenty-eight years, the only animals in their home had been the mindless goldfish swimming endlessly around their bowl in Don’s study.

So, no brothers or sisters or boarders. And not even a furry pet…

With puberty, of course, Bernie had insisted on moving her bedroom up to the third floor. And—remembering her own dramatic middle school years—Jeanie had indulged her twelve-year-old kidlet’s sudden need for privacy. Efficiently, she’d hired a builder to tear down the wall of small attic box room and install another full bathroom for Bernie’s exclusive use. And then she’d happily decorated her daughter’s new en-suite bedroom and sitting area in that delightfully feminine ivory-cream-and-pink colour scheme.

Next, the generous walk-in closet in Bernie’s former second floor bedroom had been renovated to become Jeanie’s and Don’s en-suite bath. And—after purchasing an antique birdseye-maple bedroom set which included a spacious wardrobe—Jeanie had refurnished the remaining space for the use of overnight guests.

But then, as an ungrateful older teen, Bernie had stubbornly chosen that woeful attic décor. And—all the way through her Carleton University days and right into her nerdy government computer system analyst career—she’d persistently ignored her mom’s every encouragement to brighten it up.

Unfortunately, to Jeanie’s mind, thirty-year-old Bernie seemed to be stuck in a teenage funk. And—equally unfortunately—the end of their tense mother-daughter journey seemed to be nowhere in sight.

Which was because—as far as Jeanie knew—her persnickety kidlet had never led a normal social life. No gang of gal pals, no best friend and not even a whiff of romance had given a dash of spice to her daughter’s achromatic existence. Day in and day out, she’d simply slunk off to class or to work. Or sat at a computer. Or stared at a phone…

And when, a couple of years ago—at Jeanie’s urging—Don had offered to help with a substantial down payment, Bernie had balked at moving into her own place.

So, it had become increasingly obvious to Jeanie and Don that their daughter wasn’t planning to decamp anywhere else anytime soon.

Holy doodle, grimaced Jeanie. Imagine a thirty-year-old woman deliberately living at home with her aging parents. Still single and perfectly content to be buried alive in her dark, stuffy mole’s nest—

That was Bernie in a teacup!

And now, Jeanie realized, bitterly, the world’s most exasperating daughter wasn’t even going to disturb her self-centred agenda to venture forth on a rare Girls Day Out with her long-suffering mom!

Swiftly, Jeanie’s incredulity morphed into fury. And—aware that she was on the edge of saying or doing something unforgiveable—she abruptly spun on her heel and swept down the back stairs to the kitchen where Don still struggled with his puzzle.

“Bernie’s not coming!” she snapped. “Your daughter won’t even get up out of bed!”

“She won’t?” returned Don without looking up from his crossword. “What a surprise.” With a grunt of pleasure, he filled in one of the last two answers and, surveying the final clue, nonchalantly offered a helpful suggestion. “Maybe you could call somebody else to go with you. Probably Sylvie—oh, dear god, Jeanie, I’m so sorry—!” Too late Don realized his indefensible mistake and, red-faced, sprang up from his stool to give his wife his full attention. “Jeanie, I didn’t mean to—!”

But there was really no excuse.

“She can’t be bothered—and you don’t mean to—! That’s the story of my life!” snarled Jeanie, snatching her light summer tote bag from its peg. “But don’t let it bug you, Don! Sylvie may be gone. But I’m not beaten yet! I’m going to Lindy’s play—all by myself!”

Helpless with guilt, Don shrank back on his stool.

And, ditching her miserable husband, Jeanie stomped into the mudroom, seized her folding chair and slammed through the side door to face the pitiless hot and sunny world.

Alone.

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Navigating Oahu's Premier Auto Dealerships: Your Complete Guide to Island Car Shopping

The automotive landscape of Oahu presents a dynamic marketplace where established dealerships combine traditional Hawaiian hospitality with modern car-buying experiences. From the bustling streets of Honolulu to the scenic drives of Windward Oahu, the island's dealerships offer diverse inventory options and specialized services tailored to local needs.

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vivaphoenix123 · 18 days ago

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Unveiling the Charm: Top Things to Do in Phoenix

The Sonoran Desert surrounding Phoenix is a natural masterpiece. Venture into its rugged terrain to witness towering cacti, desert wildlife, and expansive vistas. Trails like Camelback Mountain and Piestewa Peak offer challenging hikes with panoramic rewards at their summits. For a gentler pace, South Mountain Park provides serene trails that allow you to immerse yourself in the desert’s tranquility.

As the day wanes, don’t miss the chance to witness the iconic Phoenix AZ sunset. The desert sky transforms into a symphony of colors, with hues of fiery orange, deep purple, and soft pink stretching across the horizon. Whether you're perched on a mountain trail or lounging at Papago Park, the sunset is a sight you won’t forget.

Dive into Phoenix’s Rich Cultural Scene

Phoenix isn’t just about nature—it’s also a thriving cultural hub. The city’s art districts are alive with creativity, featuring galleries, studios, and exhibitions showcasing local and international talent. Roosevelt Row is a standout destination, with murals that transform the streets into an open-air gallery. Walking through this area, you’ll feel the pulse of Phoenix’s artistic energy.

Museums also offer a deep dive into the city’s cultural heritage. Exhibits highlight everything from Native American history to contemporary art, giving visitors a broad understanding of the region's diverse influences. Exploring these spaces is one of the most enriching things to do in Phoenix for art and history lovers alike.

Savor the Unique Flavors of the Southwest

Phoenix’s culinary scene is as vibrant as its sunsets. The city is a melting pot of flavors, drawing from Native American, Mexican, and modern American influences. Enjoy dishes crafted with locally sourced ingredients, such as prickly pear or mesquite.

Local eateries and markets also offer a chance to experience authentic Southwest cuisine. You’ll find yourself indulging in tacos, tamales, and other regional favorites, each bursting with bold flavors. Pair your meal with a refreshing desert-inspired cocktail, and you’ve got the perfect recipe for a memorable evening in the city.

Embrace Outdoor Adventures Beyond Hiking

While hiking might be the most popular activity, Phoenix offers plenty of other outdoor adventures. Paddleboarding on Tempe Town Lake provides a refreshing perspective on the desert city, while guided Jeep tours take you deep into the rugged landscapes surrounding the metropolitan area.

Golf enthusiasts will find the courses in Phoenix to be world-class. Playing a round amidst desert backdrops is a bucket-list experience for many. Meanwhile, thrill-seekers can embark on hot-air balloon rides for a bird’s-eye view of the region, particularly stunning during a Phoenix AZ sunset. The gentle drift over desert landscapes creates an atmosphere of pure serenity.

Shop, Stroll, and Unwind

Shopping in Phoenix is an experience that goes beyond traditional malls. Boutiques and artisan markets showcase handcrafted jewelry, pottery, and textiles inspired by the desert. Visiting these spots is a wonderful way to take home a piece of Phoenix’s charm.

After a day of exploring, treat yourself to a spa session. Many spas in Phoenix incorporate desert botanicals and ancient techniques into their treatments, offering a rejuvenating escape. This blend of relaxation and cultural immersion is one of the lesser-known but rewarding things to do in Phoenix.

Capture the Magic of Phoenix’s Sunsets

No visit to Phoenix is complete without marveling at its sunsets. The city’s desert surroundings create a unique canvas for the setting sun, painting the sky in breathtaking hues. Papago Park, with its iconic rock formations, is a particularly picturesque spot to enjoy this daily spectacle. Alternatively, head to Dobbins Lookout at South Mountain for a panoramic view of the city bathed in twilight.

The Phoenix AZ sunset isn’t just a visual treat; it’s an experience that captures the essence of the desert. Whether you’re a photographer or simply an admirer of natural beauty, these sunsets will leave you inspired and in awe.

Discover Phoenix’s Vibrant Nightlife

As night falls, Phoenix comes alive with energy. The city offers a dynamic mix of entertainment options, from live music venues to intimate theaters. Rooftop bars provide the perfect setting to enjoy the desert breeze and reflect on the day’s adventures.

Phoenix’s nightlife is diverse, catering to every preference. Whether you’re into dancing the night away, enjoying a quiet drink under the stars, or catching a local band, there’s no shortage of ways to end your day on a high note.

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Leh to Delhi Flights: A Scenic Return from the Land of High Passes

The journey from Leh, the picturesque capital of Ladakh, to Delhi, India’s bustling metropolitan hub, is a seamless transition from serene mountains to vibrant cityscapes. The Leh to Delhi flight offers not only convenience but also mesmerizing aerial views of the majestic Himalayas, making it a memorable part of your Ladakh adventure.

Flight Overview

The distance between Leh and Delhi is approximately 620 kilometers, and the flight duration is just over 1 hour and 20 minutes. Multiple airlines, including Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Go First, operate regular flights on this popular route. Morning flights are most common, allowing travelers to enjoy the stunning sunrise over the mountains during the journey.

Airports and Facilities

Departure: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL), Leh Perched at an altitude of 10,682 feet, Leh’s airport is one of the highest commercial airports in the world. Though compact, it offers essential amenities, including a small lounge and snack counters. Due to its high altitude, flights often operate under strict weather conditions, so travelers are advised to check for updates and arrive early for security checks.

Arrival: Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), Delhi Delhi’s international airport is a hub of activity, providing world-class facilities, including lounges, extensive shopping areas, and diverse dining options. It offers excellent connectivity to the city via metro, taxis, and buses.

Why Fly From Leh to Delhi?

Time-Efficient: The flight takes just over an hour compared to the two-day road journey through rugged terrain.

Comfort and Convenience: Air travel spares you the challenges of descending from Leh’s high altitude by road.

Spectacular Views: Enjoy unparalleled views of the Himalayan peaks, lush valleys, and snow-covered landscapes during your flight.

Travel Tips

Early Morning Flights: Weather conditions in Leh are most favorable in the morning, so flights often depart early. Be prepared for a morning schedule.

Window Seat: Reserve a window seat for breathtaking views of the mountains during your journey.

Carry Essentials: Keep a jacket handy, as mornings in Leh can be chilly, even in summer.

Check Baggage Rules: Due to Leh’s high altitude, aircraft have weight restrictions, so ensure your luggage complies with airline guidelines.

Best Time to Travel

May to September: This is the peak season, with clear skies and favorable weather for travel.

October to April: Winter flights offer spectacular views of snow-covered peaks, but weather conditions may cause occasional delays.

Exploring Delhi After Arrival

Delhi offers a mix of historical landmarks, vibrant markets, and modern attractions. Visit iconic sites like the Red Fort, India Gate, and Qutub Minar, or indulge in shopping at Connaught Place and Chandni Chowk. Food enthusiasts can savor Delhi’s famous street food and fine dining options.

Conclusion

The Leh to Delhi flight is more than just a journey; it’s a visual and emotional transition from the serene beauty of Ladakh to the energetic pace of Delhi. With quick travel, stunning views, and seamless connectivity, this flight ensures that your Ladakh adventure ends on a high note.

Book your flight today and cherish the memories of your Himalayan getaway while preparing for the vibrant charm of Delhi! ✈️

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Perfect 1-seater Sofas for Cozy Comfort and Style

A 1-seater sofa is the best piece of furniture for personal comfort, compact spaces, and versatile styling. At Nismaaya Decor, we specialize in designing sofas that can bring together aesthetics and functionality. Be it for adding coziness to your living room, a stylish chair to your bedroom, or even a functional piece to a study, the options with a 1-seater sofa are endless.

Why 1-seater Sofa?

Compact and Versatile: Best for small apartments, office rooms, or little corner spaces. Personal Comfort: Creates a designated sitting area to read, relax, or unwind.

Style Appeal: Comes in a variety of designs that match the selected theme of decoration.

Moveable: Conveniently used and shifted as desired since it is easily moved or rearranged for any space.