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Couple Firenze Series II
Painting on paper
Courtesy of the Artist
Call 408.283.8155 or email susan(at)sjica(dot)org to inquire about pricing.
Masser af tid til hygge mens man ventede på at møde sin nye sololærer, starte på dramaholdet, folkemusiklinje og første store orkesterprøve.
This shot reminds of the deck of a starship out of some sci-fi movie, don't you think? It's the Apple Store in London.
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the story behind these pictures is hard to believe. every thing you see here is a time capsule of sorts. I don't remember all the details but it is something like this. about 1949 the owner of this hardware closed his doors to the public to simplify his life after an illness and just work one job. he lived in the top part of the building raised several children. in the mean time he just put the inventory aside and used half of the store as a workshop (imagine having a stocked hardware store as a workshop) in 2004 the remaining heir allowed a few people that do estate sales to go in clean and rearrange all the store stock back to its original display according to pictures. it was walking back in time and what you see is exactly like the photos I saw. the day before the sale we drove up there to get a peak at the happenings. to our surprise they were allowing small groups of people to tour the store. there were people lined up for hours to get in and buy up the items. To our surprise the prices were reasonable and could have been a lot higher. the bottom line these guys got a flat rate to put this together and the amount of time it took I will bet they made less than minimum wage to pull this off. they wanted to recreate this for the public to see, and money wasn't an issue to the last family member.
anyway what a treat this was to see
These photos are from Wickenburg Arizona. It is a small western town that is about an hour north of Phoenix. There were some interesting places in town and it was fun exploring.
Il GUM (Gosudarstvennyi Universalnyi Magazin, in russo: Главный универсальный магазин è l'imponente palazzo nel centro di Mosca che occupa tutto il lato della Piazza Rossa di fronte al Cremlino. Con i suoi 80.000 m2 di superficie suddivisi in tre gallerie coperte per tre piani di altezza è una delle principali costruzioni della fine del XIX secolo in Russia.
thrift store black lace skirt before refashioning
more on my blog
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More thrift store finds, $6 for two skein of Ballybrae wool. This will become accessories of some stripe or another.
This armchair looks like it has been abandoned around the back of a furniture store in Eccles, Greater Manchester. I wouldn't recommend taking a seat.
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These two shoe store clerks asked me why I'm "Bloggable." The one on the left didn't know what a blog was. Seriously.
Shop is under constructon but I've made a beautiful sitting area in the front garden.
Come and have a look! ^.^
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Also, finally find a simple windlight I like!!!