About Me

The World’s smallest Autobiography

OR

 

A chronological list of 20 events leading up to this BLOG

  1. Twinkle in my father’s eyes
  2. Born into this world as a daughter
  3. Sister to three others
  4. Laughs too LOUD, without a trace of singing skills
  5. Student
  6. Flight attendant and traveler
  7. Wife (hence the name Dianne ROSS)
  8. Mediocre Cook
  9. Outstanding Table Setter
  10. Mother of Two
  11. INTERIOR DESIGNER
  12. Beginning of COLOR obsession
  13. Garden Designer
  14. Stained glass window maker
  15. Bedding Aficionado
  16. Struggling Photographer
  17. Charm school Flunk-out
  18. Bibliophile
  19. Devoted Gram
  20. And, traveling still. . . blah, blah, BLOG!

So, this BLOG is an open invitation for you to use me as a resource for your design dilemmas, triumphs and tragedies, novel ideas, or inspired comments.

                                           OR 

     To quote some lyrics from a Diana Ross song,

             “Set me free, why don’t cha babe.”

Dianne Ross

9 Responses to “About Me”

  1. Linda Says:

    As one of your Royal Subjects, I think these blogs are GREAT!!! As a member of the community and a consumer I also think these Blogs are GREAT!! What a wonderful way for design challenged consumers to get their questions answered…not only that, but by one of the BEST designers around!

  2. dross08 Says:

    Many thanks for the generous words! You know I love Sweet Talk!

  3. Luida Says:

    I love keeping up with the Ever- Changing and Exciting world of design! This is a great site… keep it up! At the moment, I’m very interested in the colors of stained wood floors… tell me more!!!!

  4. Kathy Says:

    What fun! The blog is so you and anyone who has the “sickness” will enjoy your professional insight. Yesterday, I gave in to one of your design suggestions and love it. I just hope I don’t trip over the bookcase on my way to coffee in the morning!

  5. Dotty McKinney Says:

    Dianne
    We just built a 3700 square foot house with wood floors except bathrooms. Will curtains and draperies be enough to get rid of the echo everytime we talk? We need suggestions on how to get rid of the echo if it is possible. The furniture is in but the echo stayed.
    I enjoy your website and reading the blogs. It is so you!!!

  6. Rose Marie Beiler Says:

    Hi Dianne,

    I am a design student attending Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida. A Chandelier that you have featured in your blog would fit perfectly into a boutique hotel design I am doing. I was wondering if I could get anymore information on it? Thanks for your time! Its the chandelier you blogged about in August ‘08 thats a modern take of the crystal chandelier…

  7. print shower curtain Says:

    HAHA Adding this to my bookmarks. Thank You

  8. Laura Says:

    How do I get that French inspired Zebra chest? I need it!!!!


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