#utility storage

[algebraicallychallenged]

Pantry - Modern Kitchen Kitchen pantry - mid-sized modern galley light wood floor kitchen pantry idea with shaker cabinets and medium tone wood cabinets

[margarita-cansino]

Kitchen Pantry

Idea for a mid-sized modern galley kitchen pantry with a light wood floor, shaker cabinets, and medium-toned wood cabinets.

[cryptocism]

next chapter fit lets goo

[dykedvonte]

I think most of the space on the Tulpar is taken up by the cargo area and the ship is actually very small. It literally only contains the components to keep the crew alive and simulate enough comfort that they don't go full shinning cabin fever like month two.

This is just to say I've been overthinking about Swansea's line about wanting to give Daisuke a chance to get off "this rock" and imagine Jimmy chose an asteroid the size of the Tulpar or bigger to ensure they'd all die. Either it just didn't work or maybe Curly did have a small window to rear the ship out of it's direct path explaining his unlikely survival in a head on collision and why the foam actually saved them.

[inspiredlivingspaces]

IG beckiowens

[head-post]

Britons have to choose between heating and eating this winter

The UK has some of the most poorly insulated homes in Europe, although the nation was previously a leader in this area. Fifteen years ago, around a million homes a year were retrofitted with insulation and a target was set for all new homes to be zero-carbon by 2016, Big Issue reports.

However, all these initiatives are now forgotten. The UK has pulled out of the race for a low-carbon economy – and working families in need of money will be paying the price. As the cold weather arrives, energy prices are on the rise again, and from this month, people are facing another price hike: a typical annual energy bill will rise by £95 to £1,928.

It costs over £700 a year more to heat a poorly insulated home than a well-insulated one. Yet the government offers nothing to the millions of people living in draughty homes and being overcharged.

The abolition of minimum energy efficiency standards in rented properties and a return to fossil fuel boilers points to a fundamental failure of leadership, according to Big Issue.

Read more HERE

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[phantom-does-a-thing]

supermarket simulator updated with the customization options, very exciting

[oldfarmhouse]

via https://www.pinterest.com. /

[writhe]

trying to play it REALLY COOL about needing to move out in a month and having nowhere to go

[gwyoi]

seeing so much discourse on ideal apartment sizes for new builds and like. I think dorm style places should be legal and that most people want at least 500sqft for a one bedroom and 400 for a studio (in America). the reason dorm style and overall smaller apartments are popular in other countries is because they actually have affordable and HEALTHY places to eat which eliminates the need for a full kitchen like Americans need. And they can walk to the grocery store or convenience store so they don’t need to buy lots of groceries at once. They also have 3rd spaces like parks and libraries and literally everything else the US is trying to defund. Not to mention transit and need for cars so they can afford to be more dense whereas builders in America need to account for parking . So like yeah we should have more urban density but we have to fix those problems before we start sizing down or else the people who live in those tinier spaces probably will have a worse off time …

[cultivating-wildflowers]

I don’t mean to belittle storm damage but an F1 tornado popped up in southern Michigan today and this was one of the pictures of the damage

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[besttoptenglobal]

(via 3 Tier Rolling Cart with Mesh Basket, Utility Carts with Lockable Wheels, Multifunction Storage Cart Organizer for Bathroom, Bedroom, Pantry, Kitchen, Home, Office (17.5 x 14.5 x 33.5Inches, Black) - Best Top Ten Global)

[houseofwolvess]

i am now realizing that living in the midwest has it's perks