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I know - he's tryin' to make us all bomit, I think . . . . Oooooooh! I gots to bomit now! =8-o
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*rub, rub, rub..... * Better Ton? ;-)

Once again, my whole body is leaning in my chair, LOL
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Well THAT makes a lot more sense!

P.S. Jmack, that's interesting what you said about the bi-color walls in Europe.
Ooooo...new stuff!

I love the UK. I've been looking forward to these.
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SOMEONE owes us a visit to the chiropractor, eh, Antonio? ;-)
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Thanks Motts... Maybe I've had enough Early Times tonight!
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What IS the name for those high-glaze bricks? They aren't really "tile." Dunno . . . .
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Mr. Motts, have we told you lately how talented you are?!

I could sit in that spot for hours, watching the light dappling on the walls, and shining softly on the doors....... yum.
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Thanks, Motts! Another spectacular gallery! :0)
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This would make an awesome wallpaper! I love it! The sky is gorgeous!
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It got out.
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Gorgeous colors and textures! You must've had an amazing trip!
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WOW! What a room! And that light fixture that is not a soap dispencer! It looks like the room was just closed the other day! What room was this? (and that carpet...?)
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Such a gorgeous day room! I would absolutely love to have a room like that in my house! Ahh...so much lovely light...
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the height to the ceiling and the arches on the sides of the fireplace make it look very "regal" it must have been a beautiful room. The fireplace, is it marble?