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LAWLZ, confidentiality fail.

I'd say it was very deco looking...although the craftsman movement used similar designs and deco used a little wilder colors.

The first thing I saw was what looks like the upper torso of a man standing with his arms folded. That just captured me!

Hi lucylou! I'm ok, had some trouble with my PC and my internet connection is very temperamental...............how are you?????????

great thanks nick.....a bit of trouble with the old pc but now I'm back.....yourself?

It is a print from Home Interiors, I believe. I just can't remember if it was in the plastic shiney "brass" frame, the white fake wood frame, or the tan fake bamboo frame...

What room...what room????

That is nice...but what it that fearsome creature towards the bottom of the picture?

I let out a laugh when I saw this. As a nursing student I can say that the DSM classification system is still the gold standard for the diagnosis of mental health disorders. It's eerie to see it here though..

this shot makes me want to cry... it just seems so sad

Simply amazing

well... thats an inconvenient place to put a Soap dispenser :/

Dylan, my grandfather was the engineer on this coal mine. His name was John Karcz. ( A German citizen who had relocated to Belgium to work on this site. His family was evacuated during the Battle of the Bulge). Did you happen to photograph the plaque which is on this site? My mother, John's daughter, visited a few years ago and took a few photographs to show us grandchildren. We had no idea that our grandfather was part of this amazing work. Would you be willing to share any of your photos with my family? I would love to frame one for my home. If you have any further information on this site, would you please share it with me? Thank you so much for posting your beautiful art, it has been very inspirational to me as I seek to put together pieces of my family heritage.

Is that a tin ceiling? it's strange looking

Loomy


or is that Loomie? To be in a state of Looming...

and glooming too.