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My previous backyard mountain view I had in Armenia has dwindled in scale and impressiveness from just that - mountains, to an urban lawn with a shed and a tree. A big change I am still waking up to every morning. But today while sitting outside listening to the rain come down these two yellow chairs hit me with something. They looked pretty all of a sudden. I like chairs sitting next to each other, I think they are personally animated in a way. Two chairs hold two people and when they leave, the chairs hold their past - the story. Easy enough. I hope you, as well as me, get a chance to sit with someone this weekend, tell a story or just listen to one.
4 comments:
Fantastic personification! Your description of the chairs in the photo brought the photo alive with imaginary images of different people coming, sitting, sharing, then leaving; and then coming again. Really like this one!
Just wanted you to know that it was I, Karen Jane, who checked your blog at 5:58 pm on Monday, September 20, 2010.
Regards.
new posts please!!!
:)
i've got a couple chairs like that
:)
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