If I could? It would be red, with gold Chinese dragons on it. I'd LOVE to own a tie like that. So far, I haven't found one.
EDIT - Something like this:
I really shouldn't buy more ties, but these two caught my eye. For $5 total, they were mine:
I see a lot of these. And my dad has a few. Any idea when ties with these sorts of patterns were really common?
Those big poles with cables on top? I've always called them power-lines or telephone lines. Some people I've even heard call them 'telegraph poles', although I reckon that's rather outdated these days...?
That's a beautiful cabinet!
Why does that door on the top left open downwards? What is that compartment used for?
My contribution.
This machine was missing almost everything when I bought it. It took a year, but it's finally all complete again.
Once, when I was a teenager, I lit a fire in the living-room.
Like an idiot, I forgot to open the damper in the fireplace and the whole house filled with smoke and set off the fire-alarm.
Gosh I felt stupid. I managed to open the damper in the end, and opened the windows to let the smoke...
Last week, I was walking down the main street in my neighbourhood, when an elderly man in a very old antique car pulled around the corner. I whipped out my camera at once, terrified he was going to charge off down the street, and all I'd get was a couple of blurry 'high-speed getaway' shots...
I recently purchased two new books...
"The World of 'Upstairs, Downstairs'":
It puts a context to the Victorian, Edwardian and early 20th-century world, as portrayed in that legendary TV series "Upstairs, Downstairs". Fascinating reading. I'm about halfway through.
I also bought: "The...
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