Discussion: Weekly competition no. 42 'Our House'
Posted 22/04/2008 - 19:25
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Tyr wrote:
I wish that were my kitchen ...
I wish that were my kitchen ...
You can't see the mess around the corner!
I am pleased with my kitchen though.
Please call me aj,
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Posted 22/04/2008 - 20:40
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justgetoutandride wrote:
You can't see the mess around the corner!
I am pleased with my kitchen though.
Tyr wrote:
I wish that were my kitchen ...
I wish that were my kitchen ...
You can't see the mess around the corner!
I am pleased with my kitchen though.
There is something draped over the saucepan stand
With only one entry so far, there has been plenty of time to look for defects
Hyram
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Posted 23/04/2008 - 00:08
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Hyram wrote:
There is something draped over the saucepan stand
There is something draped over the saucepan stand
There are several somethings draped of the saucepan stand: probably a pair of oven gloves, a towel or two, my cycling gloves and possibly my cycling 'heady'.
Please call me aj,
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Posted 23/04/2008 - 12:22
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Galoot -
Nice to see your art collection. Is that an original Matisse at the top? And a Klee, perhaps? Still, my favourite is "A Cat Catching A Mouse", artist unknown.
Jonathan
Nice to see your art collection. Is that an original Matisse at the top? And a Klee, perhaps? Still, my favourite is "A Cat Catching A Mouse", artist unknown.
Jonathan
Posted 23/04/2008 - 16:26
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Jonathan,
That was the renowned artist, Katie, in her 'Cat & Mouse' period, aged 5½.
That was the renowned artist, Katie, in her 'Cat & Mouse' period, aged 5½.
Posted 23/04/2008 - 17:46
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Galoot and John-
I'm particularly partial to cat pictures at the moment, my cat have finally expired last month after many years of good and faithful service (including quite a lot of sleeping...) He was never much one for catching mice though - I think he thought that was all a bit below him (or too much effort). I saw him encounter a hedgehog once but he didn't really know what to make of it. And a fox, when he certainly did know what to do - I'd never seen him move so fast in my life (back through the catflap!)
I'm particularly enjoying the competition entries so far - the subject has seemed to inspire more intimate and less typically "photographic" pictures than usual, which I find fascinating.
Jonathan
I'm particularly partial to cat pictures at the moment, my cat have finally expired last month after many years of good and faithful service (including quite a lot of sleeping...) He was never much one for catching mice though - I think he thought that was all a bit below him (or too much effort). I saw him encounter a hedgehog once but he didn't really know what to make of it. And a fox, when he certainly did know what to do - I'd never seen him move so fast in my life (back through the catflap!)
I'm particularly enjoying the competition entries so far - the subject has seemed to inspire more intimate and less typically "photographic" pictures than usual, which I find fascinating.
Jonathan
Posted 23/04/2008 - 18:21
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Sorry to hear about the cat
This was the only part of the house I could expose to the forum, I really could not be bothered moving empty beer cans, TakeAway boxes and dirty laundry from the rest of the house, although that may have made a better image for the competition !!! , must remember to get the dishes out of the bath, summer will be here soon.
John
This was the only part of the house I could expose to the forum, I really could not be bothered moving empty beer cans, TakeAway boxes and dirty laundry from the rest of the house, although that may have made a better image for the competition !!! , must remember to get the dishes out of the bath, summer will be here soon.
John
Posted 25/04/2008 - 21:47
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Galoot wrote:
...............oops: , must remember to get the dishes out of the bath, summer will be here soon.
...............oops: , must remember to get the dishes out of the bath, summer will be here soon.
I thought that baths were used for storing coal
Whilst on the subject of cellars, I have not seen a photograph of George's wine cellar yet
Hyram
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Posted 25/04/2008 - 23:19
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Hyram wrote:
Whilst on the subject of cellars, I have not seen a photograph of George's wine cellar yet
Whilst on the subject of cellars, I have not seen a photograph of George's wine cellar yet
It's not so much a cellar as a conveyor belt.
G
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Posted 25/04/2008 - 23:39
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It's not so much a cellar as a conveyor belt.
It's not so much a cellar as a conveyor belt.
Now that is truly inspired....
Best regards, John
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