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Drop The Media Drama.....

Thu, 26 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0400

Drop The Media Drama..... by David Squire One of the worst avenues for us is to continually watch and listen to the media, who thrive on broadcasting and talking about Drama. Because they are convinced that the only way they can survive is by looking for the worst in every situation. When things improve why do we not hear about them? Why does the bad just fad away without a follow up when situations are better? Because when situations improve its no longer news. The Media needs to blow everything out of proportion to scare us into "tunning in". We must overcome these tendency to focus on all the negative reporting that is everywhere. Its stressful and unhealthy and will hold us in a depressed state. I'm not saying you should shut yourself off to the world, just limit your intake of negative media. I for one can't stand to watch or listen to the media everyday, it does not seam to change all they do is broadcast fear. They come up with headlines to draw us in and repeat the words as much as possible. Some of the media's favorite phrases and headlines are: " **End Summary** Topics: media]]> Drama]]> broadcast]]> energy]]> economic contractions]]> economic expansion]]> months]]> prosperity]]> family and friends]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Photo Art

Tue, 24 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Photo Art by David Squire So you have tons of pictures in your closet or under your coffee table that you hardly look at anymore. Let's display them and remind ourselves of vacations, a family get-together, friends or family birthdays, or beautiful scenery that you wanted to capture. Maybe you’ve put together a photo album or have a handful of frames throughout the house. Maybe you have an online photo gallery for all your friends and family to see. All are great ideas, but what about creating a collage. How about a fun family project to do in order to remind yourself to smile and feel good. This is a simple process that’s fun for the whole family. Taking all those photos of vacations, a family get-together, friends or family birthdays, or beautiful scenery that you wanted to capture. After all, you snapped all those photos for a reason, right? So let's get them out and display them. Take an area in your home, maybe a hallway or a spare bedroom, and visualize a collage on the wall filled with all those fun pictures you have. **End Summary** Topics: family birthdays]]> vacations]]> coffee table]]> beautiful scenery]]> photo album]]> photos]]> fun pictures]]> color]]> collage]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Simple Repair

Mon, 23 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Simple Repair by David Squire Why do bath accessories fall off the wall and don't last very long? Is it moisture in the bathroom? What about misuse or a damp towel being too heavy? After all, the bathroom is one of the most widely used rooms in the house, that is, next to the kitchen. It makes sense that the towel bars would take more abuse than most other bath accessories. After installing my towel bars when our bathroom remodel was complete, I hung my towel bars just like the instructions said. I used those plastic inserts that were included. After about a year, they were getting wobbly and eventually fell. After the third time our towel bar fell, I said, "That's it. I'm going to find a way to secure this thing." And I wasn't talking about moving the towel bar over an inch and mounting it the same way for the fourth time, like I had been doing. I wanted a fix that would last years. After some trial and error, I came up with a simple fix that's lasted for years and, to this day, is still holding. **End Summary** Topics: silicone]]> fall off the wall]]> bathroom]]> damp towel]]> towel bar]]> anchor]]> bath accessories]]> moisture]]> fixture]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Create Your Very Own Masterpiece

Mon, 23 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Create Your Very Own Masterpiece by David Squire Did you know that a simple poster could look and feel just like an expensive work of art, without the high cost? Ever wonder what a Picasso or Leonardo da Vinci or maybe a Vincent Van Gogh would look like displayed in your favorite room? Imagine, with just a few hours, you can own your very own priceless work of art, without the million dollar price tag. And, best of all, you did it yourself. I'm talking about taking your poster print you already own and creating your very own masterpiece. Just think about your next dinner party, the looks on your guests' faces when you tell them: No, it's not an original; no, I didn't hit the lotto; I made it myself. I've known about this process for years and used to pay hundreds of dollars to someone else, when all along I could have just made it myself. It's so simple. With just a few simple steps, you, too, can have your very own work of art. I'm not talking about going out and paying thousands of dollars for replica artwork. Okay, okay. **End Summary** Topics: art]]> poster print]]> poster]]> print]]> brush strokes]]> art supply]]> Mod Podge]]> artist]]> Canvas Gel]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Create a Tropical Paradise

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Create a Tropical Paradise by David Squire One of the hardest times we must face is the cold winter months that usually keep us inside for most of our spare time. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of fun activities to do when it's cold. You can go skiing or take up a hockey game or maybe build a snowman. Better yet, you can hop on a snowmobile and take a joyride. Okay, so maybe you're like me and are not that adventurous. The one thing that I can't stop thinking about is the warmth that the sun provides. That feeling of ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation that a spring Sunday afternoon will bring. The going for a walk and enjoying the fresh smells in the air, the birds singing, and all green leaves on the trees with the flowers blooming. I can see the butterflies fluttering around with the blue sky in the background. But now all I see is snow, gray skies, and bare trees. So I decided to help myself feel better and continually remind myself of the better days of spring and summer. **End Summary** Topics: tropical plants]]> living room]]> tropical]]> room]]> feel]]> caribbean]]> tropical space]]> summer vacation]]> winter blues]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Save Money Each Month

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Save Money Each Monthby David Squire Do you want to save money on your monthly heating cost? Are you ready to stop wasting energy? Do you know how much energy is wasted each and every day in your home? It's time we all do our part and start conserving energy. There are several steps you can take to save energy from wasting away. Start by walking around your home and feel for cold drafts. Put your hands up close to your switch plate covers and feel for cold air. If you feel air, you're wasting energy. You will be surprised how much energy is lost in a single day. In most cases, by sealing up drafts, the money spent with some simple materials could be paid back in savings on your monthly heating bill in as little as a couple of months. It's time we all do our part and help conserve energy. Below you will find some simple steps to help you save energy. I have put together an easy solution anyone can do to save on your monthly heating bill. **End Summary** Topics: energy]]> heating cost]]> windows]]> save energy]]> sealing]]> conserve energy]]> switch plate]]> covers]]> paintable caulking]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Impress Family and Friends

Wed, 18 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Impress Family and Friendsby David Squire So you like to take lots of pictures? What do you do with them all? Do you take the time to put them in a photo album book? Or just upload them into your favorite online account? All of these are excellent choices, but how about the home? Do you have picture frames in the house? Of course you do. We all have picture frames in the house. The question is: What do we do with them? Do we leave them alone and not pay any attention to them? When is the last time you stopped and looked at your photos and thought about good times. Have those photos become boring and outdated? How can that be? After all, you take tons of pictures. It's easy to forget about those pictures that are displayed on the walls or on the end tables. Don't get me wrong, it's nice to have pictures on the walls and tables. It shows where you've been and who your family and friends are. Every year we take new family photos to send to our family and friends and replace the old photos with the new ones. **End Summary** Topics: pictures]]> family project]]> painted]]> vacations]]> family and friends]]> family]]> friends]]> photos]]> visual stories]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Redecorate For Free

Tue, 17 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Redecorate For Free by David Squire When we create a room in our home with new decor and decorative art and accents that take time and planning, we feel we are done. Over time, we never change anything. It's as if now that we're done, there's nothing more to do so we don't do anything. It's a constant admiration and reflection of ourselves. Over time, we tend to lose that admiration by being numb to our past creation. We stop noticing that art on the wall that may have taken some time to find. Running around from store to store trying to find that perfect piece, only to stop noticing it over time. Why is this? How is it we spend all that time and energy creating that perfect room when, in a few years, we forget. Maybe it's everyday life, responsibilities, or possibly time. It may be we think to change things up a bit or to refresh would take way too much time and money, so we just stop noticing. Remember when your friends and family saw your decorating for the first time, all the compliments. When is the last time you received a compliment when entertaining? **End Summary** Topics: compliment]]> few pieces around]]> furniture or art]]> art]]> decor]]> home accents]]> accents]]> furniture]]> wall]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Simple Ways to Make Life Easier

Tue, 17 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Simple Ways to Make Life Easier by David Squire Ever wonder why your pictures lean over time? You take the time to hang them and see to it they are level, and then one day they are leaning. Why do our pictures lean over time? Ever wonder why they don’t stay straight? After all, it's not like they get touched. I understand in a hallway, the pictures would start leaning or even fall off the wall from people bumping into them. But what about the ones behind the couch or in the formal rooms? No one gets close enough to the wall to bump them. Maybe it’s the maid when dusting. Okay. No maid. Well, they could lean after you did the dusting. That’s got to be it because after dusting, we usually straighten them before moving on to the next one. Of course, if you live in an earthquake zone or close to a railway, that could be the problem. So what could it be? I really don’t know. But one thing for certain: It's annoying. A few years ago, I was home shopping and looking through new model homes. **End Summary** Topics: young children]]> solution]]> cleaning]]> stone tile or glass]]> fall off the wall]]> two-sided tape]]> hanging temporary objects]]> homes]]> designer]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Finally a Proper Solution to Everyday Problems

Tue, 17 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Finally a Proper Solution to Everyday Problemsby David Squire Why do bath accessories fall off the wall and don't last very long? Is it moisture in the bathroom? What about misuse or a damp towel being too heavy? After all, the bathroom is one of the most widely used rooms in the house, that is, next to the kitchen. It makes sense that the towel bars would take more abuse than most other bath accessories. After installing my towel bars when our bathroom remodel was complete, I hung my towel bars just like the instructions said. I used those plastic inserts that were included. After about a year, they were getting wobbly and eventually fell. After the third time our towel bar fell, I said, "That's it. I'm going to find a way to secure this thing." And I wasn't talking about moving the towel bar over an inch and mounting it the same way for the fourth time, like I had been doing. I wanted a fix that would last years. After some trial and error, I came up with a simple fix that's lasted for years and, to this day, is still holding. **End Summary** Topics: silicone]]> fall off the wall]]> bathroom]]> damp towel]]> towel bar]]> anchor]]> bath accessories]]> moisture]]> fixture]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Create your very own masterpiece from poster prints

Mon, 16 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Create your very own masterpiece from poster prints by David Squire Did you know that a simple poster could look and feel just like an expensive work of art, without the high cost? Ever wonder what a Picasso or Leonardo da Vinci or maybe a Vincent Van Gogh would look like displayed in your favorite room? Imagine, with just a few hours, you can own your very own priceless work of art, without the million dollar price tag. And, best of all, you did it yourself. I'm talking about taking your poster print you already own and creating your very own masterpiece. Just think about your next dinner party, the looks on your guests' faces when you tell them: No, it's not an original; no, I didn't hit the lotto; I made it myself. I've known about this process for years and used to pay hundreds of dollars to someone else, when all along I could have just made it myself. It's so simple. With just a few simple steps, you, too, can have your very own work of art. I'm not talking about going out and paying thousands of dollars for replica artwork. Okay, okay. **End Summary** Topics: art]]> poster print]]> poster]]> print]]> brush strokes]]> art supply]]> Mod Podge]]> artist]]> Canvas Gel]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Conserve energy and put cash back into your pockets each month

Mon, 16 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Conserve energy and put cash back into your pockets each month by David Squire Do you want to save money on your monthly heating cost? Are you ready to stop wasting energy? Do you know how much energy is wasted each and every day in your home? It's time we all do our part and start conserving energy. Do you feel a cold draft when you walk by your doors? There are several steps you can take to save energy from wasting away. Start by walking around your home and feel for cold drafts. Put your hands up close to you doors and feel for cold air. If you feel air at your doors, you are wasting energy. Your heating system is overworking itself by trying to warm the air that is seeping in through your doors. You will be surprised how much energy is lost in a single day. In most cases, by sealing up these door drafts, the money spent with some simple materials could be paid back in savings on your monthly heating bill in as little as two months. It's time we all do our part and help conserve energy. **End Summary** Topics: doors]]> save energy]]> energy]]> seal]]> drafts]]> money]]> conserve energy]]> caulking]]> weather striping]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Save money each and every month and conserve energy in the process

Mon, 02 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Save money each and every month and conserve energy in the process by David Squire Do you want to save money on your monthly heating cost? Are you ready to stop wasting energy? Do you know how much energy is wasted each and every day in your home? It's time we all do our part and start conserving energy. Do you feel a cold draft when you walk by your windows? There are several steps you can take to save energy from wasting away. Start by walking around your home and feel for cold drafts. Put your hands up close to you windows and feel for cold air. If you feel air at your windows, you are wasting energy. Your heating system is overworking itself by trying to warm the air that is seeping in through your windows. You will be surprised how much energy is lost in a single day. In most cases, by sealing up these window drafts, the money spent with some simple materials could be paid back in savings on your monthly heating bill in as little as two months. It's time we all do our part and help conserve energy. **End Summary** Topics: window]]> caulking]]> sash]]> energy]]> foam insulation]]> wood]]> ]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Tips For Impress Family and Friends

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Tips For Impress Family and Friendsby David Squire So you like to take lots of pictures? What do you do with them all? Do you take the time to put them in a photo album book? Or just upload them into your favorite online account? All of these are excellent choices, but how about the home? Do you have picture frames in the house? Of course you do. We all have picture frames in the house. The question is: What do we do with them?Do we leave them alone and not pay any attention to them? When is the last time you stopped and looked at your photos and thought about good times. Have those photos become boring and outdated? How can that be? After all, you take tons of pictures. It's easy to forget about those pictures that are displayed on the walls or on the end tables. Don't get me wrong, it's nice to have pictures on the walls and tables. It shows where you've been and who your family and friends are. Every year we take new family photos to send to our family and friends and replace the old photos with the new ones. **End Summary** Topics: pictures]]> once a year take some time make it a family project]]> a few minuets to ponder memories of years past]]> visually see yourself family and friends c]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> $$bio_HTML$$

How to make a poster print look and feel like an oil painting

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500

How to make a poster print look and feel like an oil painting by David Squire Did you know that a simple poster could look and feel just like an expensive work of art, without the high cost? Ever wonder what a Picasso or Leonardo da Vinci or maybe a Vincent Van Gogh would look like displayed in your favorite room? Imagine, with just a few hours, you can own your very own priceless work of art, without the million dollar price tag. And, best of all, you did it yourself. I'm talking about taking your poster or print you already own and creating your very own masterpiece. Just think about your next dinner party, the looks on your guests' faces when you tell them: No, it's not an original; no, I didn't hit the lotto; I made it myself. I've known about this process for years and used to pay hundreds of dollars to someone else, when all along I could have just made it myself. It's so simple. With just a few simple steps, you, too, can have your very own work of art. I'm not talking about going out and paying thousands of dollars for replica artwork. **End Summary** Topics: poster art print]]> poster print]]> With just a few simple steps]]> artist brushes]]> online art supply]]> online art supply stores on the Web]]> Mod Podge is a thick]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Redecorate For

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Redecorate For Free by David Squire When we create a room in our home with new decor and decorative art and accents that take time and planning, we feel we are done. Over time, we never change anything. It's as if now that we're done, there's nothing more to do so we don't do anything. It's a constant admiration and reflection of ourselves. Over time, we tend to lose that admiration by being numb to our past creation. We stop noticing that art on the wall that may have taken some time to find. Running around from store to store trying to find that perfect piece, only to stop noticing it over time. Why is this? How is it we spend all that time and energy creating that perfect room when, in a few years, we forget. Maybe it's everyday life, responsibilities, or possibly time. It may be we think to change things up a bit or to refresh would take way too much time and money, so we just stop noticing. Remember when your friends and family saw your decorating for the first time, all the compliments. When is the last time you received a compliment when entertaining? **End Summary** Topics: when is the last time you received a compliment when entertaining]]> imagine changing just a few pieces around]]> imagining a new piece of furniture or art]]> ]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at

Fun Family Project

Tue, 13 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Fun Family Project by David Squire So you have tons of pictures in your closet or under your coffee table that you hardly look at anymore. Let's display them and remind ourselves of vacations, a family get-together, friends or family birthdays, or beautiful scenery that you wanted to capture. Maybe you’ve put together a photo album or have a handful of frames throughout the house. Maybe you have an online photo gallery for all your friends and family to see. All are great ideas, but what about creating a collage. How about a fun family project to do in order to remind yourself to smile and feel good. This is a simple process that’s fun for the whole family. Taking all those photos of vacations, a family get-together, friends or family birthdays, or beautiful scenery that you wanted to capture. After all, you snapped all those photos for a reason, right? So let's get them out and display them. Take an area in your home, maybe a hallway or a spare bedroom, and visualize a collage on the wall filled with all those fun pictures you have. **End Summary** Topics: vacations a family get-together friends or family birthdays or beautiful scenery]]> vacations a family get-together]]> friends or family birthdays]]> or beauti]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> David has been in the remodeling and interior design business for over 18 years and has worked closely with hundreds of designers to bring their creations to life with model perfect showcases. He has used his experience to help customers, from choosing the right colors to rearranging their interiors for a more relaxed-feeling atmosphere. He has had a passion for the arts and spends his free time on personal projects, from arts and crafts to personal well-being. He continually shares ideas and suggestions for improving one's surroundings to give a positive, stress-free living environment. He has now shifted his attention to helping others find the best prices and products for their own creations from arts and crafts to interior designs at