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A huge old console television, acquired for $4 at a Habitat for Humanity ReStore, gets repurposed as a sweet dog bed. Well done.
To DIY, see Fried Okra blog.Reminds me of this computer monitor turned into a smaller pet bed.
Check out other pet beds and pet houses involving materials reuse here.
Posted on May 28, 2012 via Unconsumption with 533 notes
Source: invisiblespray.blogspot.com
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I have no where in my house that this whale print would be appropriate, but I’m hoping you do because someone, somewhere needs to make this happen.
Gorgeous!
Posted on May 23, 2012 via Jaclyn Day with 51 notes
Source: etsy.com
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We freak out about the Trillions of dollars in debt our country faces. What about the TRILLION DOLLARs plus in debt college kids are facing ?
The point of the numbers is that getting a student loan is easy. Too easy.
You know who knows that the money is easy better than anyone ? The schools that are taking that student loan money in tuition. Which is exactly why they have no problems raising costs for tuition each and every year.
Why wouldn’t they act in the same manner as real estate agents acted during the housing bubble? Raise prices and easy money will be there to pay your price. Good business, right ? Until its not.
The President has introduced programs that try to reward schools that don’t raise tuition and costs. They won’t work. Right now there is a never ending supply of buyers. Students who can’t get jobs or who think that by going to college they enhance their chances to get a job. Its the collegiate equivalent of flipping houses. You borrow as much money as you can for the best school you can get into and afford and then you “flip” that education for the great job you are going to get when you graduate.
Except those great jobs aren’t always there. I don’t think any college kid took on tens of thousands of dollars in debt with the expectation they would get a job working for minimum wage against tips. -

Billy DeBeck and terrier, 1929 by The Devil Puppet on Flickr.
Posted on May 13, 2012 via Men And Their Dogs with 23 notes
Source: menandtheirdogs


