- New releases: Smart Bitches (romance, more romance), Book Riot (best out this week, best out last week, YA, YA comics and nonfiction)
- Linkity from Smart Bitches. From last week.
- Spooky ficlet.
- Digging into dubious sounding claims.
- Warning signs.
- Animated needlepoint shooting star.
- A View-Master movie?!
- One-pot creamy chicken soup.
- Pumpkin muffins.
- Soft pumpkin cookies with cream cheese frosting.
- Nice MCM.
- Interesting MCM in Palm Springs.
- Very cheery!
- My favorite part is the tower.
- Surprisingly nice inside.
- Very eclectic.
- I think that’s probably too many murals.
- The redo is definitely an improvement, except for converting some built-in bookshelves to a wet bar.
- “Unusual, not necessarily tasteful” – includes Bathroom of Extreme Dizziness.
- Must really love faux brick and the dusting thereof.
- I like the built-ins in the bedroom.
- I was too traumatized by the scary tall bookshelves to see anything after.
- Guitar-shaped house.
- Only included because I love the phrase “tower of shower”.
- If you need 27 bedrooms and don’t mind a major rehab project…
- How not to convert an old mill.
- Boring house with a secret.
- You wouldn’t think a hobbit-esque house would be boring, but…
- Just gives me that mall vibe.
- Pantry danger.
- They didn’t even try.
- Huh.
- The “Trippy” poster at the bottom is a nice touch.
- So much bad in one photo.
- Chaotic stairs.
- Creepy.
- Eep.
- No.
Harry vs The Leaf, part one.
Harry vs The Leaf, part two.
Polly sniffing the breeze.
Mayhem sniffing the breeze.
3-D makes it real!
I am imagining the View-Master movie to be somewhat Jumanji-esque. Pop in a reel and be transported to that place.
I remember it being fun to see the 3-D images when I was a kid, but even then it wasn’t exactly something that held my interest for more than a couple of minutes. I’m trying to remember what reels we had. I remember the main disc it came with, which first showed non-3D images, then the 3D version, with the caption “3D makes it real!”. I think most of ours were of travel places rather than cartoon stuff. I’m pretty sure we had a Mesa Verde one.
Omg those tall book shelves