It's time to end this. Where are you Michelle Myles?
I'm searching in (the): Den

It's time to end this. Where are you Michelle Myles?
I'm searching in (the): attic!

I'm gonna try to possess the dead body!!!

It's time to end this. Where are you Michelle Myles?
I'm searching in (the): Myles's house cellar~

It's time to end this. Where are you Michelle Myles?
I'm searching in (the): Attic

Belly, you still haven't updated the victim character list with Paula.

That's me. ;D

I've been a little busy today, so i'm behind.

It's time to end this. Where are you Michelle Myles?
I'm searching in (the): Living Room

It's time to end this. Where are you Michelle Myles?
I'm searching in (the): [Den!!]

It's ok Howdy, it's just odd about not having Paula in the victim list.

Updated. :)

The most popular room is Michelle Myles' Bedroom.

The least popular is the Bathroom.

So you all want to roll in blood, but not in...

Nevermind.

I'm still debating D:
My first impulse was the den, with it's traditional connotations of cozy domesticity. But the living room is also appealing. It looks pretty nice. It also doesn't appear to have any blood in it.

Why would she go back to either, she's clearly already done with her business in both.

Cardinal Biggles: ~ I thought maybe you'd appreciate this. ;D

Here's the inspiration for the Myles' House.



I looked at blueprints from the 1930's until I found one that looked kinda like the Michael Myers house.

@Hammy -

Oh, is that one of those Sears prefabs? That was a fascinating trend.

I don't really want to go for the obvious which was that bedroom, but it seems that almost everyone wants to take that risk.

@Biggs ~ I think they were just selling the plans.

In fact, taking a second look at the book, they appear to be from around 1910 or 1912.

Yeah, seems about right based on the font choices. Prefab houses and plans were pretty common in the first half of the 20th century. You wouldn't think it being cookiecutter/massed produced, but the design sensibilities were pretty great.




There are some really neat modern takes on it too, with the new "Tiny Homes" movement.

I guess they got a little more cookie cutter after the war when everyone wanted to move the subarbs.

I dunno. :P

Yeah, I know what I would say to a realtor to put them on the right track: Built before 1950, with lots of original features.

The exception I guess would be one of the new small houses, like I mentioned above. I don't need a lot of space. It would be so wasteful. I actually found a version I liked last year. Luckily I had it bookmarked:
Small Homes by Ross Chapin Architects

Under a thousand square feet. That is wee. Looks nice, though. ;D

totally. but you don't see those kind of houses anymore

Originally Posted by Cardinal Biggles

Yeah, I know what I would say to a realtor to put them on the right track: Built before 1950, with lots of original features.

The exception I guess would be one of the new small houses, like I mentioned above. I don't need a lot of space. It would be so wasteful. I actually found a version I liked last year. Luckily I had it bookmarked:
Small Homes by Ross Chapin Architects

Ooh, that's like a tiny house mansion! I really love the idea of tiny houses, though I'm kidding myself thinking I'm going to squeeze my family into one. It's a nice fantasy though. :) I think I shared that converted pigeonnier that I was lusting over somewhere around here a while back, but just because: renovated pigeon house « The Tiny Life

Originally Posted by BellyButton

Ooh, that's like a tiny house mansion! I really love the idea of tiny houses, though I'm kidding myself thinking I'm going to squeeze my family into one. It's a nice fantasy though. :) I think I shared that converted pigeonnier that I was lusting over somewhere around here a while back, but just because: renovated pigeon house « The Tiny Life

Oh yes, I remember that! I daydreamed about that for a few days afterwards.

Originally Posted by Cardinal Biggles

Oh, is that one of those Sears prefabs? That was a fascinating trend.

My sister owns a sears robuck prefab house. Theres not many left.

Edit
let me rephrase. There arent many where i live. Haha

*pokes the thread*