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    Visited renotalk and just had to send some love <3
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    Welcome to renotalk! I like your t-blog, and your first photo on your moodboard is my favourite. All the best for your journey, and I hope this forum will be very pleasant for you!
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    Sorry for the late reply!! Here it is- It isn't finished, and as you can see, it's a little more like a display shelf atm. But that's cuz my kid brother asked for some time to read my books before we move them over- bookworms run in the family! I have enough books to easily fill all the shelves; we might make another one some time down the road. My daddy can make a bookshelf from scratch Hope this helps!
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    Xxxx. Sending beaucoup de bisous! Arsenal is second now and just 2 points behind yayyy
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    Ps. Should be journeys not journies oops
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    HI EVERYONE I forgot my renotalk password AND THEN got locked out of my email for the longest time! But somehow today can sign in so quickly retrieve password. Here I am, and I'm just going to give my contractor's number direct (with his permission)! Here it is- 96919695 & email add: artha_reno@yahoo.com.sg. All the best in your home journies! Special shoutout to Kara-Anne and Ahyong- happy new year!
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    Hi, I realised this t-blog existed yesterday so came to check it out for myself. I'm calling out the originator for this main point: Renotalk, as far as I can tell, has Always functioned as a community and support group. This place is just about the most helpful and encouraging spaces I've had the privilège of participating in. Your t-blog seems to be the antithesis to these. Why would you come here to bash features which people love and are proud of? At best, you wish to have a more discerning populace. But there are more edifying ways to go about that. I'm really glad renotalkers in general have kept the spirit of respect and solidarity even in this t-blog. And really, starting a t-blog inviting renotalkers to criticise others, then going around the community asking for help- let's just say, utilise the helpfulness of renotalkers if you want, but give back positively also can? Thanks, and I hope you'll one day see the grest gift in rejoicing with those who rejoice, and commiserating with the disappointed, even in a little online forum like Renotalk. All the best to you, and I sincerely wish the best for your own home renovation. Peace.
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    Gosh that must have been super stressful ! Mann. So glad it was rectified. All the best for tomorrow ! Also cuz I want teaa hehe
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    Hmm yeah you menmtioned something of a flareup ? Relieved to hear the hubs saved the day! #herohubs I Must unpack my clothes tomorrow. Two weeks of digging around a massive lugguage with spilled out clothes is untenable. Kitchen confirm made good ?
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    Your worrywarts coming out again ! STAP naoo
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    Pretty. much. perfect. YAY !
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    I'm happily looking forward to being mesmerised ! But your fireplace really vvvvv impressive la; my maybe 2 years of renotalkreading alsonever see before. Truly original ! And it also is mindbogging what taobao has
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    I'm reading your post and laughing. Silly girl, congrats ! it's nice to feel your happiness
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    Ya agree, shiny gold matches glossy white > matte ! Fixer/vanish top layer is a good idea
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    Yeahh do what you gta do. Like agonise between Ozil, Giroud or the little magician in your team And imbibing coupious amounts of tea never hurt. I'm looking forward to the realised home ! We're all rooting for you
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    Good call on letting the hubs take a turn, bubs ! Anything feeling too much heat eventually chao tars. And reno is a stew, not stirfry ! But it's alllmost thereee, a good cook knows getting too woked up while the lou bak bastes tortures only him/herself. Giroud will tell you the same thing ! Just with a sexy french accent HAPPY DAYS AVAIT
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    Logistically speaking, the mirror is the only variable so yeah- it's deffo an option ! Hmm hmm. Dyneed to affix it to the wall ? I'm thinking you cld hold the spray colour off to the last, when evrthg be in and you can see what wld fit best ? After all, your guest B might surprise you by turning out really well ! Then if cannot, you still have your mirror colour to play ard with Cheer up hunny bunny, your guest B can still Work !
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    Looked to the renotalk community first ! If nothing is forthcoming I'll seek them out. I'm really pretty upset ; chicken rice is my pet dish and to see even that burnt is a total shake of confidence ! Thanks for the encouragement ; yeah I hope so tooo
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    Review of fujioh inner flame technology : aka SOS Anyone among us have experience in using fujioh inner flame ? I've been getting increasingly frustrated with it and definitely need help ! Got it on the recommendation of the sales lady ; I only started cooking while living overseas last year so had no knowledge of my own. I've used it this past week, and have literally burnt All. My. Meals. It's not funny anymore. Initially, I put it down to familiarisng myself to the kitchen, but I'm starting to think it's more than that. Burning my chicken rice on my grandma's *heavy bottomed* pot while on the l.o.w.e.s.t flame was the last straw. If a heavy bottomed pot on lowest flame burns my food, what chance does anything else have ? I'm willing to concede it could be my unfamiliarity with this technology, which is why I'm asking for advice. Read the manual and gone online, but nothing helpful has turned up. I'm hoping to understand how to avoid burning my food, and crucially this : how may I cook using *only* the outer ring of flames, i.e. turn the inner flame off ? I find it extraordinaire intense even at lowest heat. I mean, I get that they are really proud that their flames use less gas and all bcz it's so strong, but if their flame is going to manage to burn the carrot of my 三杯鸡 (soy sauce chicken with GRAVY) then I am simoultaneously (how to spell ? ) in awe and despair. If I can't find a résolution I will seriously consider ripping it out and installating another brand in. I am NOT recommending fujioh until further notice. Roar. Très upset. Meh. Tl ; dr : I have been burning my food on the fujioh stove bcz inner flame technology ; need help. P.S. Been busy with multiple housewarmings, will show more of our home hopefully next week. Consider this post a review on fujioh !
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    Ya me want. Then I will admire your copper over a cuppa. Yay!
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    Ima gna take you up on that offer! AND I WANT TO SEE THE COPPER CUPS. COPPER. Omgshhh.
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    Bright and glossy seem better bedfellows than bright and matte And it's the greater risks that bring the biggest rewards! If it's really chui I'll come down and spray paint it gold *insert naughty emote of sandcastle buddies since emote options don't appear on my handphone* But I have a feeling your door will be a success
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    Hii babe, the hubs and I had a little chitchat abt your door colour, and while we feel more info/photos wld be good, he thinks "blue has more personality"! I find it really interesting cuz I see a minty green instead. Also, your walls are gray right? If they are, then gray walls+grey door a bit.. Somber, no? Then again, I've heard London is grey and sombre; hahahaha.
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    Oh thanks I will! Do you have his contact, or know how I can find it? Thanks so much!
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