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Fairfield kitchen cabinets

Recently there was a conversation on the Yahoo half scale group about Bonnie Lavish’s kitchen cabinet kits. She discontinued these several years ago but said she would cut some for people on the list who were interested. Since I have two half scale kitchens to work on—the Fairfield and the Rosedale—I jumped at the offer! I got my kits in the mail in early September and it’s taken me a few weeks (off and on) to get the Fairfield’s built.

(Bonnie told me that she might start selling these more regularly if there’s interest. If you want more info about the kits, you can find her contact info on her website.)

The kits are modular, similar to the Houseworks Kitchen Collection kits available in 1″ scale. There are several different widths and cabinet heights available and I spent a lot of time futzing with layout ideas before placing my order. Here’s the layout I decided on.

The kits are laser cut from cherry wood. There are three different door styles available (grooved, cathedral, and traditional). I chose the grooved for the Fairfield.

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It’s not easy being a Greyhuahua…

I’ve had this green(ish) chair for more than ten years. It’s seen better days. As such, it’s the only piece of furniture Rosy’s allowed on, and usually only when she’s invited up to sit with me. But today she was sleeping when I got up, looking much too cute to be disturbed…

It sure was nice of the squeaky dog to share the chair with her. Not like that mean monkey that kicked her off her pillow and onto the floor a few nights ago…

Emily the Strange: Strangerous review at Adventure Gamers

Oops… what happened to August?

This morning Adventure Gamers published my review of Strangerous, a Nintendo DS game based on one of my favorite namesakes tee shirt celebrities, Emily the Strange. You can read it here.

This is sort of a weird beast… a DS game based on a license enjoyed mostly (I think) by girls and young women with a particular sense of humor. The DS almost seems passe for a game like this. I would have expected it to turn up on the iPhone. It did give me an excuse to turn on my DS for the first time in a very long time, though, and I liked seeing Emily in motion even if the game itself was basically a Professor Layton knock-off. It’s probably best suited to younger Emily fans who haven’t played many puzzle games before, since most of the puzzles are very easy and very familiar. As of right now it’s only out in the UK; a US release is reportedly coming later this year.

Now that I have dusted off my DS (it seems so clunky compared to my iPod Touch), maybe I should finally play that Last Window import I bought earlier this summer…

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