Written by Milan Jara on 22nd Feb 2012
With winter nearly half over, it’s not uncommon to be getting a little tired of the cold and snow. But there are a few people who probably don’t feel that way—people such as Lindsey Vonn, Julia Manc … read moreWritten by Milan Jara on 18th Feb 2012
February is full of fun and important holidays and events. Groundhog Day is silly fun. Valentine’s Day is romantic and sweet. And Black History Month is educational and inspirational. But there is n … read moreWritten by Milan Jara on 16th Feb 2012
On February 21st this year, people around the world will be celebrating Mardi Gras with parties and parades. Nowhere will the celebration be happier than in New Orleans’ French Quarter. You can join … read moreWritten by Milan Jara on 10th Feb 2012
Looking for a great present to surprise your sweetheart with this Valentine’s Day? Why not install these cute sweet heart ceiling tiles? Get to the Hearts of the Matter These sweet tiles, with … read moreWritten by Milan Jara on 9th Feb 2012
There seemed to be a disagreement this February among some world-famous groundhogs. While Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow at Gobbler’s Knob, Staten Island Chuck and a few other members of the groun … read moreWritten by Milan Jara on 8th Feb 2012
It’s common knowledge these days that a glass of red wine is good for the heart, but these cherub ceiling tiles will help you find the way to your sweetie’s heart when you surprise your significant … read moreWritten by Milan Jara on 3rd Feb 2012
At the crack of dawn every February 2nd, Punxsutawney Phil emerges from his Pennsylvania burrow surrounded by officials and observers waiting with bated breath to find out if he will see his shadow. … read moreWritten by Milan Jara on 1st Feb 2012
When these Texas folks moved into their new Houston home, they realized their barrel-vaulted ceilings were blank and dull, so they decided to improve the the long, narrow, cylindrical surfaces with … read moreWritten by Milan Jara on 20th Jan 2012
On a hot, dry November day in 1922, a young Englishman stared down at a flight of steps carved into the desert floor. Before him stood a door into the unknown. While his benefactor watched, Howard … read more