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By Dr. Julie-Ann, on March 5th, 2012% Whether you believe it or not–and whether you like it or not–you have taste. You may prefer chocolate ice cream to vanilla, a vacation at the seashore to one in the mountains, or fluffy ruffles to severe pleats–and everyone has a favorite color. So you have taste, but do you have confidence in it? Perhaps . . . → Read More: You Have Taste-Develop Confidence In It
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on November 21st, 2011% This post is part of an ongoing series on home decorating using Decorating Liveable Homes written by Elizabeth Burris-Meyer and published in 1937 by Prentice-Hall.
A room which has been decorated with good taste gives an impression of dignity and restraint…Good taste in decoration has nothing to do with expense; it is the outward expression . . . → Read More: Her Taste Is All In Her Mouth
By Dr. Julie-Ann, on May 6th, 2009% I’ve been in a contemplative mood all day. I met with my students yesterday, turned in my grades last night and no longer consider myself a professor or administrator. I guess my 15 years in higher ed will always have influence but it is kind of a weird place to be. No big brass bands . . . → Read More: Money Disconnect
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