28 Comments Posted by buckykatt317

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OMG I TOTALLY HAD A HIGH CHAIR LIKE THAT!!

My walker was made the same way. No plastic like it is now.

Too weird. And oddly enough, i remember sitting in this high chair!! One of my earliest memories!!
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How many people can say they have experienced the season of fall....WHILE INSIDE!!

And bugout i agree, most of my plants look this way as well. I have 7 cats that eat every single plant i bring in the house so i have to keep them in a seperate room. Then i forget to water them =O( Dang cats!!
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MMmmmmmmm, makes me feel SOOOO clean........gross. LOL
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OMG that' pic is great but way too scary for me!
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Hey, at least if you get lost, you know which way is north....LOL
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Motts, I totally love your chair shots!! Beautiful, yet spooky...
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When you look at this pic, makes you wonder who opened them......was it human hands.......or ghostly hands....

Eerie!
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Hey Motts, I'm not sure where you live but i'm in the new york metro area and work for a construction supply company and we supply mag lights of many sizes and colors. I can get them for you at whole sale cost. It would have to be at the most 2 at a time, but i should not be a problem.

I figure i'd mention it since you said you lose them all the time.

Feel free to email me at buckykatt317@yahoo.com. After you contact me at the yahoo address i will give you my home email address.

I just don't want 50 orders for mag lights lol.

let me know!
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Hauntingly beautiful.... You are a master of this craft Motts.
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Wow, another great one Motts!!

BTW all, I have my Rainbow Brite sleeping bag ready!! ( I still have it and i'm 27!! lol)
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OMG, I opened this pic up at work with a full bustling office and lights on and it scared the crap out of me.

It's a great pic Motts..yet haunting..

It's beautiful how the pains of glass are all cracked. And how the darkness creeps into the hallway from behind your view.

I would love to walk around in a place like this. It is truly ashame it is being torn down instead of preserving the building.

Such bittersweet beauty...
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I would love to go along with them or even do this on my own, but I'm somewhat "sensitive" so I don't think I could handle something like this. I still haven't accepted it fully and still somewhat scared of this ability I have. My house and neighborhood has a lot of history, so I hear and see alot, even in my own home! I jsut tend to ignore it so it does not freak me out too much. but great photo! Keep up the good work
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It is a shame that such beauty and such detail is rotting to nothing. They states should really look into restoring places like this. Like where I live, the mayor is more concerned on putting up a stupid stadium that no one wants that will cost the city millions of dollars to build. Try restoring the Smallpox hospital on Roosevelt Island first, or the Typhoid hospital on North brother Island, and even the 100's of years old building across the street from my house that is a piece of history just slowly decaying away. It is really ashame