what IKEA did you go to? britt and i decorate exclusively in IKEA. very “fight club”, methinks…..decorating with IKEA. anyway. i really like the new flickr RSS. thanks for adding it. well, i need to go. my wrinkle-free khakis, cotton glen plaid button-up, all-leather braided belt, and mule slip-on urban walkers, smell like ink and i want to take a nap. later.
I am not really an IKEA fanatic. They have some cool stuff, but, like any other place, you have to be careful because they have just as much junk. Their dressers seem to be particularly junky, and if they feel cheap on the showroom– assembled by the pros– then they will be twice as cheap in my house, when I put them together.
The March 1st opening of the IKEA in West Sacramento had to be one of the most eagerly awaited events ever to happen in Northern California. We had our first visit on Sunday, and all I can say is: I sincerely hope you got a 50 cent hotdog to go with your Rad Red Thermos. No assembly required!
No assembly, indeed. I had two of them. Kim had two of them.
Four hotdogs, two drinks, four dollars. On the right day IKEA could make back all of the money I “saved” on their affordable, easy-to-assemble pressboard crap.
what IKEA did you go to? britt and i decorate exclusively in IKEA. very “fight club”, methinks…..decorating with IKEA. anyway. i really like the new flickr RSS. thanks for adding it. well, i need to go. my wrinkle-free khakis, cotton glen plaid button-up, all-leather braided belt, and mule slip-on urban walkers, smell like ink and i want to take a nap. later.
drew.
I am not really an IKEA fanatic. They have some cool stuff, but, like any other place, you have to be careful because they have just as much junk. Their dressers seem to be particularly junky, and if they feel cheap on the showroom– assembled by the pros– then they will be twice as cheap in my house, when I put them together.
The March 1st opening of the IKEA in West Sacramento had to be one of the most eagerly awaited events ever to happen in Northern California. We had our first visit on Sunday, and all I can say is: I sincerely hope you got a 50 cent hotdog to go with your Rad Red Thermos. No assembly required!
No assembly, indeed. I had two of them. Kim had two of them.
Four hotdogs, two drinks, four dollars. On the right day IKEA could make back all of the money I “saved” on their affordable, easy-to-assemble pressboard crap.
how?
By giving me the opportunity to spend it all on meatballs and frozen yogurt.