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Both beautiful and disturbing.
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As though hospital isn't scary and traumatic enough without subjecting children to evil clowns, painted on the walls of dark and claustrophobic basement tunnels... how many children saw this and felt more freaked out by it, rather than comforted like the artist had (hopefully) intended?
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These vaulted brick ceilings are so amazing. Images like this just transport me away.
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Surprisingly pretty wallpaper. So delicate and feminine! Tastefully chosen for a woman's hospital.
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I like how the boarders have almost survived :)
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I love these pokey little nooks and crannies in these old buildings. I don't even know why they appeal to me so much, but I just feel something in them tug at me somehow. Wonderful.
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That's such a beautiful doorway. It makes me sad that we see so few examples of such pretty internal architecture in modern buildings - in the old days they took such pride in building beautiful things, and by comparison I find modern buildings so ugly. It's like modern builders just don't take any interest in creating beautiful structures most of the time. So sad.
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I love this.
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Excellent.
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P - ew.........get it? LOL! Motts, I've never wanted to sit in a pew more than I do right now. AWESOME shot.
Again...touched that you are thinking about me! :) I am here and enjoying the new pics as everyone is getting ready for bed. :)

We had a niceT-Giving with just me and hubby and our kids here and LOTS of turkey and da fixins as they say. It was nice and this is a nice way to end my night. :)

Thank you a million times over Mr. Motts! You don't know what an inspiration you are to me. :)
It is looking for its friends in the theater...how sad.
EWwww...nice and dusty!!!
Reminds me of that part in Willie Wonka And The Chocolate Factory where they were trying the lick-able wallpaper!

Snozzberries...who ever heard of a SNOZZBERRY?
I would LOVE my bedroom to be this big lol! That wallpaper is faded to nothing now.