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02 Apr 2007, 4:49 pm

[quote="ahayes"][/quote]

They have buildings in Wyoming past four stories?

Star, are those Kaballistic ornaments you have hanging on your wall?

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02 Apr 2007, 6:28 pm

euphrosyne wrote:

Your apartment is nice. I could never have my room like that because I live with two little kidlets who would break everything.

Thank you for saying that you like my apartment, and I undersatnd about having kids. But you know, no matter how your house looks is the great mom who lives there that matters. And your bringing up kids is something that I respect in you very much. I wish I had your strength and courage. I was too scared to take that risk. That is why I live alone. All I have to show is a silly apartmnent while you have two little kids. You win!

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02 Apr 2007, 6:30 pm

larsenjw92286 wrote:

Very nice!

Hey larsen, you now saw mine wanna show yours? I wanna see ... *smile*

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02 Apr 2007, 6:40 pm

maldoror wrote:

ahayes wrote:

Star, are those Kaballistic ornaments you have hanging on your wall?

Well, some of them are. I have a couple of Hamshas that is the hand, the handpalm, which is thought to be the hand of Fatima and its significant both to Muslims and to Jews. It is called Hamsha (or five = as of five fingers that make the handpalm).

The others are plates from Turkey displaying Arabic Calligraphy and the very common geometric forms that are used in Islamic art. The mirror is from Marocco, and I have a few of the 'blue eyes' (a traditional amulet in countries of middle east and Greece, Turkey and other against the evil eye) from Greece and Egypt.

My Hallway is the middle east part of my house. The kitchen is in western European/Scandinavian style, very light colored and simple and functional in design together with the dinning area.

The living room is very far east, India, Japan. Japan are also the courtains that remind one of the rice paper walls of Japanese houses. I have always loved to travel and have made my house a representation of the different parts and styles of the world. To unite and to combine all the parts and styles, and to 'move' the guest from area to area in a subtle way, I used the color red.

That is my home

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02 Apr 2007, 6:46 pm

Inside downstairs panorama (need appropriate software to spin it around):

Outside from the driveway, after hours with a weedwhacker:

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02 Apr 2007, 6:58 pm

I'm jealous.

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02 Apr 2007, 7:19 pm

You would absolutely love my apartment, however, I haven't taken any pictures recently.

By the way, my name is Jason.

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02 Apr 2007, 8:22 pm

Oh Aylissa!! ! I love your house! I like the openess and the fact that its empty enough and yet has coziness!

Can I come visit?

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02 Apr 2007, 8:27 pm

larsenjw92286 wrote:

You would absolutely love my apartment, however, I haven't taken any pictures recently.

By the way, my name is Jason.

Hi jason how are you? When you get around to take some pics, will you show me, us?

This is so cool, lets see where each spends their days. We talk here and we get to know each other, but it gives such a new prespective to see where one eats, where one sleeps, or types on their keyboard...

Come on people, join in!! ! Show us where you live, if its a hut, a shed or the Tromp Tower, it's YOUR home and we will love it! I will for sure... oh! I am so currious *smile*

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02 Apr 2007, 10:13 pm

That place is beautiful Alyssa... wow. I will not show where I live as it is just a large room in a shared house and not especially nice. :oops:

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02 Apr 2007, 10:14 pm

I will take some pictures eventually!

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03 Apr 2007, 2:09 am

maldoror wrote:

ahayes wrote:

They have buildings in Wyoming past four stories?

Star, are those Kaballistic ornaments you have hanging on your wall?

The building in the front is the largest one in Wyoming.

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03 Apr 2007, 5:43 am

Star wrote:

euphrosyne wrote:

Your apartment is nice. I could never have my room like that because I live with two little kidlets who would break everything.

I'm sorry, I should have worded that better. The little kidlets are my two year old sister and four year old nephew who live in the same house as me. I help take care of them sometimes but I don't have any kids of my own yet. I would like to have one or two someday however.

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03 Apr 2007, 6:06 am

I live in a sty. My own damned fault.

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03 Apr 2007, 8:44 am

I was looking through this topic and decided to take some pictures of my place on the spur of the moment.

I know, I should have tidied it up somewhat before tking those. But this is what it usually looks like.