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- Ah yes, it was so hot in the ’70s. If you were a starving student or just managing to scrape it together in your first apartment, you had a futon.
Ah yes, it was so hot in the ’70s. If you were a starving student or just managing to scrape it together in your first apartment, you had a futon.
Coffee or tea? Paper or plastic? Incandescent or compact fluorescent?
So you’ve scrubbed the grout with a toothbrush, bleached every speck from the vanity, wiped that mirror till your arms ache. What a way to spend a Friday night. (Though honestly, you can’t take those cleaning-supply-ravaged hands out in public anyway.)
The grim economy is prompting more and more unlikely homeowners to turn their extra rooms into cash. Have you recently taken on a housemate – or moved into someone’s home – to save money? If so, how has it gone? What advice would you give others about making a housemate situation work well? Send your comments to ddemarest@theolympian.com by 10 a.m. Monday.
If anyone knows how quickly trends come and go, it’s supermodel Cindy Crawford.
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