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Could somebody please tell me where to get a mirror like this one?
I've looked high and low!
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/ny/fall-colors-2007-east/18-christoronto-winter-antidote-034080

I like collecting cool glass jars and bottles to reuse as containers for sundries, like popping corn, nuts, sugar, etc. Sometimes the jars will look nice, but still smell like what they orginally contained...pickles, hot sauce, Indian seasonings. Then I read somewhere that you could stuff newspaper in the jars and seal them overnight and the smell will get absorbed by the newspaper. I tried it and it totally worked. Though, depending on how strong the smell is, I've had to leave the newspaper in for longer than a day.

I have a very light-weight lamp that was always getting knocked over by cats. I finally thought to put 2-sided mounting tape on the bottom and stick it to the end table it's on. Now it stays upright.

Sweet Pea, you need to put this question on Open Thread. No questions allowed here. And it would help if you pointed which mirror you're referring to.

That's a great tip, limegreen. I wonder if the crumpled up newspaper would work in those smelly old suitcases and trunks as well.

Use Museum Putty if you don't want things to be knocked over. It is designed to secure objects to shelves and to be removed without leaving a residue. It is a MUCH better solution than standard tape. Museum Putty is widely available and inexpensive http://www.containerstore.com/browse/Product.jhtml?PRODID=68647&CATID=233