This is my over stuffed green leather chair where I enjoy my tea the most. It is situated under my loft bed, which is what the random metal poles behind it are.
Jun 29th, '08, 13:32
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I usually drink my tea in my den (home office,) which is usually quite lovely and interesting, with cool collectibles, nice green walls, etc.
But right now it looks like a bomb went off due to my efforts to clean out unnecessary items and dead files from my work office, which are now piled in overflowing banker boxes all over the room and topped off with various athletic training items (balls, stretch bands, help charts...)
I need to do some cleaning. bleh.
But right now it looks like a bomb went off due to my efforts to clean out unnecessary items and dead files from my work office, which are now piled in overflowing banker boxes all over the room and topped off with various athletic training items (balls, stretch bands, help charts...)
I need to do some cleaning. bleh.
Jun 29th, '08, 19:22
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I'm similar to GeekgirlUnveiled and britt. I do a lot of tea-drinking in our study, where the computer is; but as britt says, there is nothing very exciting about a cup next to a computer.
And while the study used to look comparatively neat, I've had an explosion of untidiness recently and have to do some MAJOR cleaning and jettisoning before I dare take a photograph of it.
Otherwise, I sometimes sit in the Dutailier glider rocker (platform rocking-chair) that my mother left me, and enjoy my tea with no distractions whatsoever.
And while the study used to look comparatively neat, I've had an explosion of untidiness recently and have to do some MAJOR cleaning and jettisoning before I dare take a photograph of it.
Otherwise, I sometimes sit in the Dutailier glider rocker (platform rocking-chair) that my mother left me, and enjoy my tea with no distractions whatsoever.
What a perfect framing choice you made for this fantastic obi panel; absolutely awesome!!!!chamekke wrote:And while the study used to look comparatively neat, I've had an explosion of untidiness recently and have to do some MAJOR cleaning and jettisoning before I dare take a photograph of it.
Jun 30th, '08, 14:15
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You are underestimating us...britt wrote: Okay, I didn't think a pic of a Bizen tea cup in front of a laptop would be very exciting, so I cheated.
mmmmn Bizen....Do something different, something different will happen. ( Gong Fu Garden )
Jun 30th, '08, 16:27
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beautiful photos henley! The last two look like paintings!
Do something different, something different will happen. ( Gong Fu Garden )
How about being my guest at the Russian Tea Room in Chicago?Victoria wrote:Very nice! I'll just have breakfast with Henley and jetset on over for some lunch with tenuki.
Now all I need a nice stop for dinner.
Russian tea, blini and caviar, pirogi with pheasant, and so on and so forth...
After we are done with tea we can have some of their famous vodka shots.
Jun 30th, '08, 19:22
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I'm so there.RussianSoul wrote: How about being my guest at the Russian Tea Room in Chicago?
Russian tea, blini and caviar, pirogi with pheasant, and so on and so forth...
After we are done with tea we can have some of their famous vodka shots.
Do something different, something different will happen. ( Gong Fu Garden )
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