By: Not Sara, Sorry

I suppose if you want to switch sides of the bed and simply rolling over is just too pedestrian for you, go nuts.
Found by: Unknown
Via: www.geekologie.com
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By: Not Sara, Sorry

I suppose if you want to switch sides of the bed and simply rolling over is just too pedestrian for you, go nuts.
Found by: Unknown
Via: www.geekologie.com
By: Not Sara, Sorry

Let’s just hope that the six year-old who lives in this amazing pirate ship bedroom doesn’t still require mom to swab the poop deck.
Found by: Unknown
Via: thedailywh.at

…that I didn’t have to sleep in the guest bedroom,

…and that I didn’t have to make Thanksgiving dinner in an operating room,

…that I haven’t yet had to call an emergency plumber (pictured above) on the cloggiest day of the year.
And most of all: I’m thankful for my lovely readers with their excellent comments and amazing finds. Thank you! Mwa! Extra pie all around!
(Note to furriners: today is Thanksgiving, when Americans eat a lot of pie. There’s more to the story, but once you grow out of the handprint turkey stage and into “needful diversions of wealth and of strength from the fields of peaceful industry to the national defense” awareness it gets awkward.)
Found By: Mario P
Found by, and by: the Facebook group I just can’t stop stealing from, “For oss som fascineres av bildene på Finn.no.”

True, I can see how this might look bad. As if the house had a slight mosquito problem, for example. But think of it this way: maybe it’s actually holding the mosquitoes in. Just don’t try to sleep in this bed and you’ll be fine.
Found By: Susan D
Loveliest comment, by Rhonda: “The recession hit Mrs. Murphy hard, but nothing would stop her from her dream of one day owning a canopy bed.”

Brilliant! You get one fan turning counterclockwise to create cool air over by the closet; another fan turning clockwise by the stairs to form a warm front moving in; and voila! An interior tornado, just right for pulling stubborn dirt and stains out of your rug!
I’m not sure what the third fan is for — that seems a little silly. Plus I’m unsure about the purpose of the dwarf mine elevator.
But oooh! While looking up mine elevators to see if they had some fancy name I could casually slip in (MERLONS!), I found this amazing page. Check out these illustrations! I wonder if the Mine Safety and Health Administration would mind if I took a few? I’m sure they wouldn’t. They seem like a lighthearted bunch.

this can’t be good
not sure what the problem is here

whee I can fly wheee
OK, this has absolutely nothing to do with real estate. Sorry. Maybe I need to do spin-off blog of illustrations from official U.S. Department of Labor publications. Your tax dollars at work, Mr. and Mrs. America!
Found By: Karen H
Loveliest comment, by Isis: So why is the mine elevator filled with fortune cookies?


The sink on the left is for your left hand. The sink on the right is for your right hand. The sink in the middle…
Found by: Tiff P
Loveliest comment, by em: Pink is my signature color. Sinks are my signature accessory.


Yes, you might think it would be difficult to get your kids to fall asleep if they had a bedroom as awesome as this one. Boing boing boing from bed to bed, right? But no. Because they know that if they’re bad little boys and girls, they get taken to sleep in this room:

Not a peep, I tell you, not a single peep comes from the kids’ room. Nighty-night!
(Found By: Colleen)