I have been doing it for about 8 years now and wouldn't shop any other way! We are a family of 9 which means 2 to 3 trolleys at the supermarket and many heavy loads from the car.I had a very difficult pregnancy 8 years ago and decided to give it a go and have never looked back.I have tried both woolworths and coles and personally like Coles better,(i found with woolworths lots of items missing and hard to get through on the phone).Coles is fantastic! I shop at home where I can check to see what we need and I can see my trolley total as I go and am able to check it at the end and delete anything if I spend too much,not so much impulse buying,I don't have to take the kids,I can choose a 2 hour delivery window and they email me an approximate time as well! They have never been late and if they are running early they will call me to make sure thats ok.The delivery guys are lovely and we have the same 3 or 4 regulars,who even make time to stop and pat the dogs.We have a steep driveway with steps and they carry the shopping up and into the kitchen.I also get an email about any out of stock items and substitutions (which they only do if you request).As a bonus I get Flybys points which we use to get free movie tickets for the school holidays! I would recommend it to anyone!

That would be an original building - to do it well, you would probably need a signwriter and ask them to copy it. Send the photo to some of them and see what sort of prices they come back with.

Hi there! I know how you feel so this is what I would do.... Choose the bed that doesn't fight with the white shutters eg unfortu ately the leather..beautiful, my choice but the criss cross padded buttoning will have the horizontal stark white shutters above .I would want that stunning leather bed be the hero piece. Personally if possible I would change shutters to black same as wall if they have to be there. Sorry I'm not answering your question however although it's not my favourite, the plainest wooden style would probably be the easiest (but not the most stylish) choice. Good luck and all the best!

I've had stick on 'privacy' frosting on some of my glass doors for more than 20 years. The first I used was over arctic glass panels in a loungeroom, not for privacy but for decor and on a perspex panel that replaced another door. Very successful on both surfaces given that the arctic glass is of a "bubbly texture"...so my experience with frosting has been very successful. The rolls of frosting available today come in many beautiful designs both coloured and plain. The "Lady powdering her nose" design could probably be found on websites advertising frosting.....easy to say I suppose. I've been experimenting with other materials very successfully. Christmas spray-on frosting and stencils on a glass bathroom door...been there for 8 years and still good. Also, strips of that continuous "lace" curtaining..find a design with a pattern that can be cut out without looking like its "a bit" of something..that is a "self contained" design....if you can envisage that. Again on a full glass bathroom door leading out to a semi enclosed veranda. I cut out the design, filled a a long receptacle wirh a mixture of that white gooey woodworking or craft glue.."Aquadhere" and water..enough glue to slide the soaked netting easily from the receptacle up the glass door...(like hanging wallpaper). Have the glass squeaky clean and just a little misted with water, Smooth out the lace design when it is positioned...and let it dry. The glue goes transparent on drying. I made a 'lace' panel down the centre of the glass. After all was dry I sprayed the whole of the glass surface with the same Christmas spray on frosting...often called "Santa fosting".....and I have privacy. On other glass surfaces I've added little stencils over the frosting...as oklouise mentions creating a layered effect. This experiment is very successful...been there since 2006 Have some fun experimenting. Its easy to remove if you don't like it, and you can have any size design you like and its not costly. Sorry, no digital pics.