Rotschund? Dachweiller?
our Lucy
Erin's mom's friend's dog
Crazy, huh....somehow I don't see either of our crazy mixed breeds (Scout's a Jack Russell/Chihuahua) catching on like some of those trendy mixes ;)
weird, huh? somebody else play....no rules...just share something weird in your house that makes you wonder why you keep it or have it in the first place....:)
I know the clutter is going to send some of you into a fit, but it's okay I need that stuff...maybe not the old lifesaver but definately the other stuff
good book
I have a pin-up girl thing...this is a great collection of one of my favorite artists, Gil Elvgren
favorite lamp
this one was easy...driftwood lamp my grandfather made....he would collect pieces when the lake was low in the winter...some turned into lamps, luckily I have this one and I love it....bad shade, but that's my fault....overall I have a real weakness for lamps and have to consciously remind myself that we only need so many...stained glass especially gets me in trouble
and as a follow up to last week....
both lesbian boots have been located and floor has been swiffered....all is well in my corner of the world.
Who played?
Pots and Pans...
a small sampling of our cookware...LOL, I had a spell where I was truly a cookware whore and had to have some very specific stuff...this isn't it...in fact, I think most of the Calphalon must be in the sink...and nobody want to see that
did you play? it's not just for the cool people (as illustrated by the fact I'm playing)...
we call him Fletcher...I don't know why - J started it...big orange Tom and very friendly....he was doing some aggressive belly rolling below....
This is Scooter...or at least that's who she is to us...one of the 2 that are more skittish, so I had to get a picture....
....very often after Sunday lunch at my grandparents, me and my dad, and whoever else would head to one of these newstands...usually so dad could look at car, boating, fishing, camping, electronics, or whatever he happened to be into at the moment magazines...
that left us kids to our own devices...my brothers would head to the comic books if they were there, but I always went to look at the papers first....my god there were other cities in other states and even other countries....all publishing their own newspapers with articles about stuff happening where they were - amazing..
I think this was also the beginnings of my realization that South Carolina is neither the center of the universe nor it's own sovereign state no matter what I heard in school...
once I got older and could hang get there on my own, I would go by myself and ponder the papers for hours...usually I'd buy a couple from places I thought I might like to live....take them home and read every page, look at each advertisement, wonder about the people in the stories in these foreign towns and just daydream about escaping...
now the internet and technology are making the newspaper and the newsstand obsolete...and that's okay, times are different, the need for information is different, and somebody has to sell the porn but I miss the smelly old places with the magic newspapers a bunch....
and I realize this doesn't even start to describe the magazines, LOL