LovesSmall's Profile

Lurking from the loneliness of my minimalism,
I hope to be invited in,
the joy of choosing where to sit,
where to cozy up with a pot of tea,
to receive attention from the dog,
have a conversation with the host,
and,
wondering,
if she will invite me in,
again. . .

(I will call the above a 'poem' dedicated to this lovely place.)

'Pretty', plenty too.
Is she really cooking?
It reminds of something out of a 1950s catalog about how to be a good housewife and enjoy life while using the cooker the correct way.

Simple and lovely,
can one live in there in comfort?

I have food, wine, soft chairs, antique dining table and a great view.

I just have no friends.

On one hand, lovely.
On the other hand,
yellow in the bathroom?
Ewuu. . .
(Obvious reasons)

Hello Bench In the Kitchen,

I had missed you and thought of you when I was away. I am back again, looking at you.

Loves. . .

The stories behind each item of clothing. . .

This is what I do when I am packing, I make lists, and take photos. I love organizing and grouping items until I find absolute perfect collection for a trip, which combines practicality and answers all my clothing needs.

Although, I care for my privacy, so I would not want my private clothing items to be displayed in this manner.

Many people say they can not take their shoes off because their feet smell. Why? If you wash and wear clean socks everyday, such a problem should not exist.

I see we are divided on this subject. I remain firm on the side of 'No Shoes Inside'.

When you arrive at my home, take your shoes off, put them on the left and pick up a pair of sandals of your choice from the basket on your right,
put them on and then walk in.

No martinis for shoe people!

Cool salad.