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meg checks out the fit on her new custom made shoes (from summomo2 on etsy) she is thrilled to have shoes that don't pinch or fit like clown shoes! she's also testing out the newly mended rocker broken when the boys got a bit rambunctious. one of the arms snapped off and we glued it back on. now we are deciding whether to leave it white or do a right funky paint job on it to cover up the mended area.
Today was the last day of fabulous trip to see the beautiful people, I mean city, of Copehagen.
Today's photo doesn't really tell the story of the day - I just like it!
Normally we do very little on a fly day, but in this case we had to check out by 11 and didn't have to be at the airport until 3, so we checked out at ten and decided to go and look at some more stuff.
We started in a lovely public park dedicated to a physicist - a rare thing, and more on that later.
Then we moved on to the Rundetaarn or Round Tower. This was a 17th Century observatory which is the oldest still working in Europe, though these days only used by amateurs. It offers lovely panoramic views across the fairly low city, but one of the accessible areas was the bell loft of the neighbouring church. This rocking chair was sitting there in the most beautiful light, and so it's got the spot for POTD. :)
Now to go through more photos and steel myself for a hard day in work tomorrow...it's GCSE time!
This look and body language is so typical of our glorious Howie: Something in his expression that is so interested and concerned and looking right into your heart. He takes my breath away.
My grandmom requested I take a picture of where i put the rocking chair she gave me. Its been in the family a very long while.
there is a ghost story that goes along with this chair.
This bentwood rocking chair, made in Poland by Thonet, .is a re-issue of the original Thonet rocker.
If I had it, I'd spend a week in Cape May, NJ, sitting here and reading a good book. Maybe I'd get up and walk the boardwalk once in awhile too!
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We were in Atlanta yesterday afternoon and took an hour or so to explore a few streets in the Lenox Park area of East Atlanta - an older neighborhood that had fallen into decline in the 1960's and is being lovingly restored by newer residents.
100 years ago today: If you were a man, you'd be thinking of "joining up", if you hadn't already. If you were a woman,
you'd likely be knitting "field comforts" (sock, helmet cap,
rifle mitts, etc.) for soldiers,
possibly your own husband.
That's what these women are doing. We have also published "Knitting instructions for field comforts", available on Toronto Public Libray's Digital Archive (short link: goo.gl/xSGoRX )
b>Creator: Unknown
Date: 1914
Identifier: S275, Series I, Misc. album
Format: Picture
Rights: Public domain
Courtesy: Toronto Public Library.
More information: (view details and larger image)
This is the relaxing garden at the house we stayed in during our San Diego trip. The rocking chair, ferns and plants were so inviting.
A great day to celebrate with friends, and then sit by the window looking through photo book memories of family and travel :-)
This is not the sort of furniture we usually see at bus stops. I hope people treat it with respect so it can be enjoyed by all.
4. Antique in 120 pictures in 2020
Persistent URL: floridamemory.com/items/show/155922
Local call number: N048023
Title: Interior view of Smallwood's store - Chokoloskee
Date: ca. 1950
Physical descrip: 1 photonegative - b&w - 4 x 5 in.
Series Title: General Collections
Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida
500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL, 32399-0250 USA, Contact: 850.245.6700, Archives@dos.myflorida.com
Jagger takes a turn in the special chair. Note that there's no sunbeam. I don't think Jeffy would willingly surrender the chair if there were a sunbeam still.