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[dalthauser]

To make my  bathroom bigger I took off the wooden door and put up a curtain.
Now it looks like the entrance to the circus - or a peep show.......



Privacy isn't an issue since I live alone.  There is always the back bathroom for anyone who might visit :-)

Comments

[onecrowesorrow.livejournal.com]

I like it. It's different. OMGoodness, I just looked at the time you posted this, and another 1:11 set of numbers. You will probably think I am nuts, but 1:11 or 11:11 has been a recurring theme in my life for as long as I can remember. I know, I know, probably just coincidence.

[eats-veggies.livejournal.com]

Hahaha.
Weird huh? Prob because I do my entry on my first work break which is from 1:00-1:15pm most days :-)

[joebanks.livejournal.com]

Rather Bohemian don't you think?

[eats-veggies.livejournal.com]

It does look gypsy-like which clashes with the asian theme of the entire rest of the house. I'd like to get full length Noren, but getting those in a "to the floor" length isn't easy.

My friend wonders if cinder block shelving units is next for me.... haha

[bright-feather.livejournal.com]

Looks good:)

In Agreement.

[liz-uk.livejournal.com]

It does look rather mysterious and inviting. By the way I liked [and agreed] with your entry vis a vis Teddys called Mohammed and I think I agree with you onabortion but couldn't get the whole sense from you wonderfully personlised style of punctuation.

If that came out wrong forgive me, I'm English and my language is laced with irony/facetiousness that few but the English seem to understand.


Hmmmmm would anybody really mind if a Teddy was called 'Jesus'?

Re: In Agreement.

[eats-veggies.livejournal.com]

Hahaha. My punctuation isn't always correct;however, in this case it was awful because I was in a hurry to re-phrase a post that turned up sounding terribly abrasive. :-)

I hear a jury of her "peers" in Sudan let off that poor school teacher. At least there's that.

[liz-uk.livejournal.com]

Oh I'm not the only one who can sound abrasive! I had a problem with a community when I asked where the conversation was [I scrolled through 40 entries of memes and quizzes and there was none and their response was "So start one what do you want to talk about" I responded that I don't go into an Art Gallery and expect it to be full of empty cases which I must fill"] I was classed as arrogant and rude - but I'm just English rather than American. Sometimes I think we [the English] are too direct.


Yes I saw the news about the 'Pardon' of the school teacher. Such an example of Islamic mercy and compassion.

Nice Icon. Christmas Tree or 'Holiday Tree'? :-)

Kim

[eats-veggies.livejournal.com]

Hahaha That's funny you'd say English being classified as Arrogant and rude rather than Americans. Americans the world over have this Stigma (often - rightfully so).

I think I belong to that community you're referring to. I have so little time to read/post since I access the internet at work; I usually only have time to read my friends and reply when I can - the groups I tend to just pass those posts by unless I have extra time on my hands (which is never).

It's cos I 'strolled'

[liz-uk.livejournal.com]

They seemed to have this whole picture of me as some Baronial Englishman - "You strolled onto this site and were rude!" I never imagine anyone strolling through a journal or community - so weird.

Kim