Daywatch

Hi,

I liked Daywatch quite a bit more than Nightwatch. Everyone's actions made sense, the special effects were even better, and there were some really well-handled bits all the way through.

later
Tom

Daywatch

Hi,

I liked Daywatch quite a bit more than Nightwatch. Everyone's actions made sense, the special effects were even better, and there were some really well-handled bits all the way through.

later
Tom

Futons

Hi,

Would anyone out there like 1 or 2 full-sized futon mattresses? With purple slipcovers?

We won't need them at our new place.

Free to good home. $25 ea. if we have to take them to you. (or, y'know, you can work it out in moving help/trade).

later
Tom

Futons

Hi,

Would anyone out there like 1 or 2 full-sized futon mattresses? With purple slipcovers?

We won't need them at our new place.

Free to good home. $25 ea. if we have to take them to you. (or, y'know, you can work it out in moving help/trade).

later
Tom

Do the drapes match the carpet?

Hi,

We mostly hate the drapes and will be replacing them.

We're also thinking about replacing our upstairs carpet. It's this horrible, run-down formerly white carpet and while it's not the most obnoxious thing on earth, this is our absolute best time to replace it.

Thing is, we're in a hurry. It'd have to get done late this week or very early next (or over the weekend). Ideally, we'd like to get some sort of carpeting that won't outgas carcinogens for the next 18 months.

Can anyone give us a quick 5-point guide to getting new carpet in?

[EDIT: For our own personal sanity, we've decided to defer installing new carpet until after the move. It will be a pain to shuffle out all the stuff that will be in the rooms to be carpeted, but we feel like the stress of trying to get everything done sooner will be too much. Thanks for all the help.]

Thanks
Tom

Do the drapes match the carpet?

Hi,

We mostly hate the drapes and will be replacing them.

We're also thinking about replacing our upstairs carpet. It's this horrible, run-down formerly white carpet and while it's not the most obnoxious thing on earth, this is our absolute best time to replace it.

Thing is, we're in a hurry. It'd have to get done late this week or very early next (or over the weekend). Ideally, we'd like to get some sort of carpeting that won't outgas carcinogens for the next 18 months.

Can anyone give us a quick 5-point guide to getting new carpet in?

[EDIT: For our own personal sanity, we've decided to defer installing new carpet until after the move. It will be a pain to shuffle out all the stuff that will be in the rooms to be carpeted, but we feel like the stress of trying to get everything done sooner will be too much. Thanks for all the help.]

Thanks
Tom