There are those days when interests
drive out the best laid routines.
Smiling, I managed to retain the
words, Borrego
Modern, with the Great
Geezer’s birthday help of course, Long enough to access
the site. Borrego Springs is going to
have a house tour. I won’t be on it, but
I can access the buildings and architects thanks to this wonderful site.
Facebook’s The-BookCase
Project always whets my imagination.
They say, “CP is
a resource site for articles on how technology is having an impact on hardback
books, on bookshops, and on the publishing industry. English Language media
throughout the globe is monitored every day for these articles and posted on
the site.” Usually they devolve
to show acres of bookcases, but those
bookcases charm me.
I’ll read Ronni’s pages later. She’s usually amusing on Saturdays. I work my way down my blog list from there
encouraging my other friends to do the same.
Look, Ruthie’s heading to Japan again.
Tabor and Hillary are heading into spring…you don’t want to miss
that. What’s Kay up to now? What are you doing on this cold rainy day?
Now I have decided you must come out again and help me do my walls. My art work is not as fine as yours but I have lots of folk art, batik, acrylics, wood carvings that sit in boxes. And then there are all my photographs to hang.
ReplyDeleteI just love your bookcases! And a grand birthday to the Geeze Man too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Weekend...hope you both get to celebrate...loved the photos as always. Good luck at the estate sales.
ReplyDeleteYour art and bookcases are enchanting. In fact, your bookcases filled with books look like are, too, to me.
ReplyDeleteThe weekend is almost over, and I know you both had a good one.
ReplyDeleteI love...love...love your bookcase and art arrangements. I should have you give mine a makeover. Dianne
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to G! I love your bookcase and that big artwork of the flower.
ReplyDeleteI've been having the worst time catching up with my life over here after returning from California. Too much happening at once that I can't visit to find out what everybody is up to.