Trigger Happy.  

Oh, it's my fault, alright . . . [eyes rolling like a couple of Eggland's Best at full boil]
I can see that you've placed the painting so as to elicit more re-hanging suggestions. Cool . . .
Cheap Pinot -- at least it has a cork !

Oh you are probably correct, SDR. Hell, I won't know if it is gonna work there until around 2am. But so far, so good. Here is the remaining artwork in the cluttered den. Say, let's have a drink.
Your friend,
Aunt Mark

Wonderful stuff. Oops, I have to go post another sunset. Cheers.

Ok.
So the wall was feeling a bit off balance, so I moved the lamp ( that is needed to properly light the corner) to the left, and floated the fish a bit left also. I have no other place to hang the boys. I think that it will be fine. I am thinking out loud. I need shock therapy. I like my shorts today. Heavy off-balanced walls are acceptable in small doses. Don't forget to feed the birds.
Hi,
Aunt M.
ps. I like that nickel lamp. Not real MCM, but of very good quality....and I love over scale lamps. The petrified wood koi fish has grown on my and is of little maintenance. It would be a bitch to move the alabaster mirror. The wall is solid concrete and tough to work on. Hi.

and I wish that the Nelson swag side table could be ordered with almond colored formica. And I like that my credenza has no lock or drill holes where the lock should be. And I should replace the grasscloth...but it's in perfect shape. And I like the suede (navy blue/black) on the lampshade. And I like rugs. And I like all of you. And I think that the Wassily chair is the most uncomfortable chair in the house. And the room is an odd shape because It used to be an office and a guest bedroom. The laundry/storge area is behind the door to the left. The master suite is left of that. Hi. The lounge is unfortunately cherry shell with sable brown leather...chosen by me. regrets. I'd now prefer walnut with bright red leather. Yes.
Hi

I am unable to edit anything on this thread. Nope. This feature has happened in the past, but lovely Alix assured me that my misbehavior was not the cause. Please overlook any spelling errors above. And thanks for putting up with me. And say hello to Eameshead.

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Brave men wear pink. Try it feller's.
I do,
Aunt Mark
ps tobacco colored (not covered) kicks. gold horsebits. ready.

There's always almond colored Con-Tac paper, Aunt Mark.
I want to move the lamp to the other side and get something tall and skinny in the corner, lamp-wise. Or just move the painting to the other side. Or just talk you into giving it to me. THERE, I SAID IT.

Hi Mark.
I like black and white.
I like abstraction.
I like the black and white abstraction.
There, I said it.

Tell me about the little guys playing tug-of-war . . . ?

Hi SDR!
The tug -o- war boy's are signed Sheila Rasenfield 1982. Got it from a psychiatrist. Silkscreen on paper, I guess? or not? Framed in a simple thick silver wooden frame 50" wide 17" tall and 2" deep. It has an odd smudge on the work. Matted in arctic white. The tuggers are blue, red, and green. But I've been wrong before. I should know more about art at my age. I just don't. But I know what I like. I like my shorts today.
Hi,
Aunt Mark

And I do like this small oil? on board signed Sumano.t. 67. I think that it might have been expensive. I just don't remember.
I do.
Aunt Mark

or hell..maybe it's signed onegroovydud.e. 67 and it was cheap. I just don't know.
Hi,
Aunt Mark

Oh I wrote myself a note and taped it to the back. It reads Jose Samano Torres. It was probably cheap. I still like it. And I like all of you folks, too. and don't forget to feed the birds.
Aunt Mark
ps I still can't edit anything that I post in this silly thread. No.

Bizarre. I think that happened to me. Ask Patrick to fix it. Then give him a big sloppy e-kiss -- when Alix isn't looking.
I like the red-background painting. I'm not wearing shorts.