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That black mold caught my eye too. Then I saw what Motts saw. The creeping stain. creepy creeping stain.
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You can't go, Binky, the door is barred.
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The walls and the ceilings just blend together. Kind of freaks out my eyes.
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It's time for your treatment Mr. Motts.
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"There's still time to change the road you're on . . ."

This way lies bedlam, the other freedom.
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Poor little cabinets. Is it just the angle, or is that door sort of suspended in space. Was there a step down into the room? Or is that even a door?
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It almost looks like the little cushion vomited or something.

Do you think they put beds between each cabinet?
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Odd long narrow room. The tile is really nice.

Florescent lights. Its the law.
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Look at that pretty raised panel door. Italian provencial. Do the little windows serve to bring natural light to the rooms beyond.?
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Excellent play of light. Are those shutters or bars, or both? Is the ceiling curved? Stupid light fixture, way too small for the room. Imagine the creepy blinking greenish flourescent casting shadows in the corners.
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Holy crap. Those windows don't even start until about the top of the doors. Plus little high windows on the interior wall. Join me at the pink door. Very nice with the light shining through. A bright cave.
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oh ilike this one
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Binky must be right in front of me. Watch out.
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Color is a little more soothing here. I love the arches in this place. I find arched and circular shapes more calming as well. Dropped framework for lighting? Cat walk for cats?
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Gad zooks! The orange attacts again. Door glass broken, art glass in tact. Good vandal.