Another snowy day. We were forecast for half an inch, but we got 2-3 inches.
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The front yard.
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The assessor visited this morning, taking all of ten minutes to wander around before bidding a cheerful goodbye. I thought I would take advantage of the relative tidiness to grab a few photos of our house.
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The kitchen. The last of the fall apples in totes on the table.
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The living room. Computer desks against the far wall.
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The living room again.
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The sun room. Piles of face masks on the piano.
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I post these pics not only to show the house to those who have not seen it, but also to capture a moment in time. I'm using this blog as a diary of goings-ons, memories and thoughts, something to enjoy in the present but also in the future. Personally, I love looking at old photos of my childhood home. My parents built the same house in three different locations, so it's essentially the same home.
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My dad, younger sister, and Patch. Circa 1979. |
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I love nostalgia. The 1970s house I grew up in was a wealth of funk and groove. Wood paneled walls, brick fireplace, shag carpet, console TV in the family room. Vinyl yellow spin chairs, avocado appliances, checkered linoleum and mushroom-shaped canisters in the kitchen. Scandinavian modern furniture and scary Murano glass clowns in the living room.
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Valuable but terrifying.
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Old photos jog my fading memory and bring a smile to my face. So that's what I'm doing here, making a place that I, my family and loved ones can come for a visit and smile.
Perfect...love looking at these old photos and the memories they invoke.
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