THE DRAWINGS in the frame were done by a 15-year-old girl. We bought them from her mama on the sidewalk.
My wife often argues there’s no more space on the walls, but I always prove her mistaken.
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Fact, Fiction and Opinion Stirred in an Odd Pot
THE DRAWINGS in the frame were done by a 15-year-old girl. We bought them from her mama on the sidewalk.
My wife often argues there’s no more space on the walls, but I always prove her mistaken.
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Our walls are pretty much at capacity for new purchases of hanging or standing art. Still look, though, just in case.
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Carole: Alas, our windows are so large — I did it without thinking it through — that our actual wall space is far less than it could have been. Oh, well.
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Your walls call out for more. Mine call for less.
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Señor Cotton: So you’re a minimalist, and I’m a maximalist.
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Judging by the photos you’ve posted of your kitchen, you have a lot of tolerance for a lively visual field.
Saludos,
Kim G
Redding, CA
Where we are attempting, ever so slowly, to declutter mom’s house a bit.
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Kim: You are quite correct. I like a lively visual field in many forms. It makes me happy.
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Another feather will always make a bird more interesting.
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Dave: That is, of course, how I look at it.
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Very nice, but the thing that caught my attention is the dragon? head sculpture. That is so cool. Is it Aztec or Costco? (lol) Love that stuff.
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Brian: Costco indeed. You’re a funny fellow. Dragon? Who knows? Let’s call it mythical and likely of Aztec design. I bought it in a small town about 10 miles from here. There’s an enormous business along the highway there that hand carves such stuff from cantera stone. Just about anything you can dream up can be found there. Great prices too.
There’s an identical dragon on the other side of the fireplace. Twins.
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