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And one, two, and three… here are three of the furnished rentals that arrived on my desk this week. The very charming 2 bed, 1 bath home pictured above is even nicer inside. As my real estate agent friend Marie Larkin put it: architectural digest! ” $7,500 per month in central San Roque.
If you prefer Montecito's beach vibe, check out Bonniemead's prime location. This oceanfront one-bed, one-and-a-half-bathroom condo offers views for $9,500 a month.
If you're a downtown lover like me, Marie also owns a private three-bed, two-and-a-half bathroom townhouse in the heart of Santa Barbara. Please contact Marie Larkin for more information. She says they are easy to show!
A dragon in the entry? This sounds like a tint, but Harry potterin fact, this is part of the “before” account of the before and after story of a 1920s cottage in Sydney, Australia. apartment therapy A floor-to-ceiling remodel of this historic home's kitchen is detailed. All the work was done in her DIY by the owner and her YouTube-powered couple, and trial, error, and luck achieved these dramatic results.
I was so happy to see that the wonderful stained glass cabinet had been stored. And the article includes links to whole home renovations, including sources for furniture selection and photos of super cute puppies.
You can't talk about cute puppies without mentioning Scout. She finished her super adventurous drive to Cariso Plains National Monument yesterday and is relaxing today. It was amazing. The hills are covered with colorful flowers, and a sentry stands in the distance on the snow-capped peak. And everything else is very green. Here's another one from my stash of about 900 photos of Scout posing in the pose above and me.
I promise to tell you more about this day trip soon.
There are two cool events happening this month at Unity Shoppe. The first is a spring food drive that takes place throughout the month. They are collecting essential items such as soups, stews, rice, cereals, canned and dried beans, cooking oil, pasta sauce, and canned fruits and vegetables. And to make things even more exciting, they're teaming up with the Santa Barbara Trapeze Company to host a one-day community event next Saturday, April 27th, from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. To do. Donate canned food while entertaining on a trapeze showcase Tons of canned goods will be collected in a bid to break the Guinness World Record for the largest canned food pyramid. Help us make history by donating today. Or visit us next Saturday at 110 East Kota Street.
To keep you informed, inspired and entertained, we present the front and back of this week's issue. Swing in the sky, float among flowers, clean the kitchen, and enjoy your Sunday.
