I actually like them, at least when it is a more personal or interesting quote/message... And even as a design snob, I think some can be very well done/striking. That said, we have none. I think getting the motto & design & placement right would be tricky.

Anonymous wrote:I was ready to say I have zero then I realized I do have one, but its unique and composed by an artist / poet friend of mine. If I quote it, anyone who has been in my house will know who I am.

There was a young man from Nantucket...

I was ready to say I have zero then I realized I do have one, but its unique and composed by an artist / poet friend of mine. If I quote it, anyone who has been in my house will know who I am.

A home decor trend akin to stenciled borders, Williamsburg Blue and bonnet-wearing geese.

Wait, people really have that stuff in their homes? Not just in trailers and dorm rooms but actual houses?

You mean like these?

http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/000/460/potential.jpg

http://despair.com/collections/demotivators/failure

None.

Can't stand them.

None. They embarrass me, even in other people's houses.

Zero. Although I would totally hang the profanity bunnies on my wall.

I have none.

Anonymous wrote:One that I got from a neighbor's trash heap reading "to those who are given much, much is expected." I wonder why they discarded it

Maybe because of the tortured syntax?

None. Can't stand that stuff.

One that I got from a neighbor's trash heap reading "to those who are given much, much is expected." I wonder why they discarded it

"We eat because we work."

In my home office I have two:

"Be still, and know that I am God" ~Psalm 46:10 <- on an index card on my bulletin board
"It's Never Too Late To Have a Happy Childhood" ~Tom Robbins <- a framed 5"x 8" card on a shelf

That's it.