house envy.

"When you see a cozy one storied dwelling, with low-pitched roof and very wide eaves, lots of windows and an outside chimney of cobble or clinker-brick half hidden by clinging vines -- that is a bungalow, whatever other houses may be."


For some reason, I've had house envy all week. At least that's what I call it. Sometimes I get really anxious for the day that Justin and I can start planning for a house of our own, but it's quite afar off in our future. What kind of house do I want?



A bungalow, of course. :)

I would love, if one day, we had a bungalow. And I would fill it with beautiful things, like this (and basically everything else from this store, if we struck oil, found gold, and came across a large quantity of another very costly substance).



And this.




And surround it with a beautiful yard like this.



I know this is a shot of a wedding. Just focus on that idea minus about 30 tables and 100 people. I think you get the idea. :)

But for now, our simple life of "second-floor livin' without a yard" will have to suffice. And I'm quite alright with that.

From now until March 19th, I've limited myself to 20 minutes of blogging a day. And for my own benefit, I will be adding a "dental deck of the day" at the end of each post (those are my Nat'l Dental Hygiene Board Exam study guide flash cards). The answer will be posted the next day. If you can find the answer, leave it in the comment! We'll see if YOU can take the Dental Deck heat. Today's question:

Which of the following are examples of endogenous intrinsic stain:

-tetracycline
-silver amalgam
-tobacco stain
-topical fluoride
-amelogenesis imperfecta
-systemic fluoride

There are multiple answers. Leave your answer in the comment section, if you choose to play...

And all those Douthitts out there reading this, I know you can't resist! :)