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@jubilant wrote:

@Desert Lily  I don't know if this is an answer you're looking for but I would like window sills at every window!  I think they add to the character of a house and can be used for plants and such.

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@jubilant you are so right. I'd give anything for a window sill that could hold a planter. We always put plants on the sills in our farm house.

[caroln242]

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@jubilant wrote:

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@caroln242 wrote:

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@jubilant wrote:

@caroln242   

People also ask

What does the phrase old school mean?

Old school means something close to old-fashioned, but it's a term with more pride behind it. If someone says, “I'm old school,” they're saying they do it like it used to be done, which they believe was a better way. ... This word can be used as a noun or as an adjective, and the opposite is new school.

another definition:

old school

/ōld sko͞ol/

noun

1. used, usually approvingly, to refer to someone or something that is old-fashioned or traditional.

   "amenities that my parents, being of the old school, still take for granted"

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Oh, Jubilant, now you're REALLY going to think I'm ignorant!   I totally misread or misunderstood the title.  I thought Old School Features was a type of decorating I'd never heard of, like Modern Farmhouse or Rustic Chic.  My brain just wasn't working on all cylinders when I read that!

Actually, old school kind of describes my kind of decorating. 

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@caroln242   NO, I didn't think that! I think the fact that the word house was used in the title made me stop and think a moment, too! Nothing against OP as I have done similar things in some of my titles...just ask anyone here.... they could confirm that!  LOL

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Thanks!   I was sitting here wondering where my mind went!