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Could really use a boob lamp.

As the man of the house featured here (and seen in photo 21 which, just for the record, was taken with a camera that clearly adds 10lbs onto its subjects ;) I thought I'd jump in to offer a little bit of the backstory to some of the items here.

As you can probably tell, we tend to fill our home with stuff that leans heavily towards personal meaning and sentiment. In the case of the posters in the den, these are, in fact, vintage movie posters that were created by my father during his 25 years at the legendary B-movie factory of the 60's, 70's and 80's, American International Pictures.

Probably the most "controversial" of the trio pictured is for the movie "Chatterbox" in the middle, yet that's also the most personal to myself since I got to "star" in the trailer for the cult film when I was 12-years-old (check out how awesome my hair looked back then: Chatterbox: The Trailer).

Growing up, my home was filled with similar types of movie memorabilia and, in the context of kids exposure to modern media today, I think we'll be able to explain their relevance and personal significance to Goldie more readily than we'll be able to tackle the Bratz dolls.

As for the lamp, yep that's from Hannah's days at Jonathan Adler and she has always claimed that it's parts were modeled on her own boobies which I do find to be a very credible claim though I never got confirmation from Jonathan.

And @nonimouse, well-played! That is, in fact, a cross-stitch that Hannah made by scanning a naughty photo and creating a pattern. It is, as you can imagine, a po-po-modern commentary on the artificiality of the feminine form and masculine gaze. Then again, it might just be a winking crafty craft project. In either case, I love it.

Thank you everyone for your nice and generous comments! I wish I could figure out a way to invite you all to our next summer pool and outdoor movie party!