Oh, THE PRISONER, definitely. If you don't know it, an old Patrick McGoohan show; a secret agent tries to retire from spying and gets put in the unidentified "Village" for de-briefing. Not only i...
Hey, what is that chair? My old family home has a similarly styled "camp chair" (as my father calls it) including with the handles I don't always see on other similar styles. I think it's from th...
Haven't been on the block in ages, but this was always my favorite spot and made me smile. As I recall, across the street there were 2 side-by-side carriage houses (I thought how sweet the neighbo...
Elizabeth here. Thanks for the comments; you're making me think. Have to say they're used for seating more than you may think -- great for relaxing with coffee or wine and the view, plus when all...
On 9/11 in NY cellphone reception was rare or overloaded, but dialing up through my landline I was able to mass e-mail (after some repeated attempts) and let all my peeps know I was ok. I'll now a...
Well, it would start by saving MY world, my little co-op for one which I'm slowly fixing within budget restrictions. Considering I don't yet have an iPod player for public listening, that would he...
Moved into my new co-op (first buy, first time living solo) about 1.5 years back which I'd almost totally renovated. I'd been here mere weeks when the maintenance man came to fix my doorbell, the ...
Read the review of a new film that opened Friday in NYC (though haven't seen the film yet) called SURFWISE. Family with 9 kids, home-schooled and raised in a 29-foot-long camper!
I also read this with suspicion, but they sound like they have good heads on their handsome shoulders. Interesting they decided to skip the Hermes orange...
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Oops, having just posted, I suddenly realize a tie for me is the Emma Peel era of THE AVENGERS too. But those shows are linked in my mind.
Oh, THE PRISONER, definitely. If you don't know it, an old Patrick McGoohan show; a secret agent tries to retire from spying and gets put in the unidentified "Village" for de-briefing. Not only i...
Hey, what is that chair? My old family home has a similarly styled "camp chair" (as my father calls it) including with the handles I don't always see on other similar styles. I think it's from th...
Haven't been on the block in ages, but this was always my favorite spot and made me smile. As I recall, across the street there were 2 side-by-side carriage houses (I thought how sweet the neighbo...
Puts me in mind of the Dr. Seuss story called TOO MANY DAVES!
Elizabeth here. Thanks for the comments; you're making me think. Have to say they're used for seating more than you may think -- great for relaxing with coffee or wine and the view, plus when all...
On 9/11 in NY cellphone reception was rare or overloaded, but dialing up through my landline I was able to mass e-mail (after some repeated attempts) and let all my peeps know I was ok. I'll now a...
Oh, everything for gazpacho.
Oh my goodness! Prime living room placement and happy feet for ages!
Horizon #11 would bring together all the colors in my bedroom.
Well, it would start by saving MY world, my little co-op for one which I'm slowly fixing within budget restrictions. Considering I don't yet have an iPod player for public listening, that would he...
Moved into my new co-op (first buy, first time living solo) about 1.5 years back which I'd almost totally renovated. I'd been here mere weeks when the maintenance man came to fix my doorbell, the ...
Read the review of a new film that opened Friday in NYC (though haven't seen the film yet) called SURFWISE. Family with 9 kids, home-schooled and raised in a 29-foot-long camper!
"Where is that white ruffled bedding from?" I know, pretty. Answered in the responses to original post: DKNY "Pure Snow" she found on e-bay for $25.
I'm addicted to AT. Help feed my habit.
Besides that I'd really enjoy reading, it would look really great in my apartment -- tying into my red and lime-green accents.
Ooh, yes please!
Loved the original posts, would love to be reminded of past faves and also see/learn more!
Ironic a stylist needed her client to decorate her home...
I also read this with suspicion, but they sound like they have good heads on their handsome shoulders. Interesting they decided to skip the Hermes orange...