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by Chip » Mar 2nd, '11, 21:49
We begin a new chapter, you can visit where we left off here:
http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 84#p190284
"A Journey into the TeaCave ..." Part 1.
The shelves hold the wooden boxes (sans the signed lids) that these pieces came in ... works nicely for displaying when you have a LOT to display.
This is where we sit for tea ... the pieces shown here, 80% are from the Hagi SO program, but not all the Hagi SOs are here.
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by iannon » Mar 2nd, '11, 21:55
looks like its about time for a cave cleaning clearout sale!
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by Chip » Mar 2nd, '11, 21:56
iannon wrote:looks like its about time for a cave cleaning clearout sale!
I think you have me confused with Ambrose!
Part 2 tomorrow ... followed by ......................
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by iannon » Mar 2nd, '11, 21:57
Chip wrote:iannon wrote:looks like its about time for a cave cleaning clearout sale!
I think you have me confused with Ambrose!
Part 2 tomorrow ... followed by ......................
....the clearance sale!
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by IPT » Mar 2nd, '11, 22:41
very nice!
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by Chip » Mar 2nd, '11, 22:50
iannon wrote:Chip wrote:iannon wrote:looks like its about time for a cave cleaning clearout sale!
I think you have me confused with Ambrose!
Part 2 tomorrow ... followed by ......................
....the clearance sale!
But don't you know by now, Hagi never goes on sale!
Thanks IPT.
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by karmaplace » Mar 3rd, '11, 01:07
Chip wrote:"A Journey into the TeaCave ..." Part 1.
I strive to having something this beautiful in my home someday.
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by Chip » Mar 3rd, '11, 01:28
karmaplace wrote:I strive to having something this beautiful in my home someday.
You have some lovely pieces already ... and more coming very soon!
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by karmaplace » Mar 3rd, '11, 01:51
Chip wrote:You have some lovely pieces already ... and more coming very soon!
I know. I was referring to my wish for a cat-free zone where I can display them.
My cat likes to play the "push and pull things off shelves" game.
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by Chip » Mar 3rd, '11, 02:00
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by Nenugal » Mar 3rd, '11, 02:03
Chip wrote:"A Journey into the TeaCave ..." Part 1.
The shelves hold the wooden boxes (sans the signed lids) that these pieces came in ... works nicely for displaying when you have a LOT to display.
This is where we sit for tea ... the pieces shown here, 80% are from the Hagi SO program, but not all the Hagi SOs are here.
As previously mentioned in an alternate universe: Ooh shiny... *-*
Just wondering, if the signed lids are stored separately, how do you keep track of which lid belongs to which piece?
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by Chip » Mar 3rd, '11, 02:09
Nenugal wrote:As previously mentioned in an alternate universe: Ooh shiny... *-*
Just wondering, if the signed lids are stored separately, how do you keep track of which lid belongs to which piece?
Oh SHIT!
OK, I actually have the lids all stacked together with a note for each lid.
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by David R. » Mar 3rd, '11, 03:20
I guess the question is : how many parts of this "Journey into the Tea Cave" will there be !?!
Another one could be : how many will it take for my jaw not te be able to climb up ever again !
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by karmaplace » Mar 3rd, '11, 04:12
David R. wrote:I guess the question is : how many parts of this "Journey into the Tea Cave" will there be !?!
Another one could be : how many will it take for my jaw not te be able to climb up ever again !
I'm still stumbling from Part One.
I may have to join iannon in a "Clearance Sale" chant.
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by Stentor » Mar 3rd, '11, 06:04
Love it, Chip, a beautiful collection.
Also, nice tease by showing only a little of the other shelves in the background
Many more parts to come I hope!
P.S. Nice thermometer friendly yuzamashi
