Happy Holidays folks.
Decorating the house for the holidays has always been a challenge. This year I used an idea from the linkage theme that I have described in earlier posts. You see a scissor jack configuration with offset center joints, the entirety of which can be pulled into a circle such as this. Some strings of lights and It was complete.
So much for the dry explanation. I do want to take this opportunity to thank all of you for the vibes and stimulation that you have provided over this last year and I look forward to more in the year ahead.
Now Jay, you are pulling our legs (or the scissor jack) again, are you not? You did say, a circle “such as this.” I keep looking back at the photo, trying to decide if that’s your house.
Merry christmas to you too (although it’s only the 10th and too early to get too hearty yet). The metaphor of the intertwined, interlinked, and sparkling motif is a good one for A and P and for the way we find ourselves connected.
June:
Thought I’d beat the holiday rush.
It is and likely will be for some time: a circle and our house. As you know, I’m a lover of the night and its powers to transform the mundane.
Well said about the motif – my belit scissors jack circle now proudly carries a new significance.
Jay,
Night does transform: this looks like a piece of jewelry. You seem to have a near perfect example of the symmetry of home presentation that Tree is finding.
Jay,
I disagree with Steve. It bothers me that the window, at least in this picture, is not in the center of the light.
I am difficult today. My I Ching predicted: Dispute.
It is all those pthalates in the NMR spectrum today – contaminants from plastic.
Continuing this personal note, I have been staying aware from wraps like Saran wrap leaching off pthalates since I saw a liver section full of peroxisomes from a rat fed with pthalates.
I even convinced my daughter to buy expensive baby milk bottles imported from England that don’t contain pthalates as plasticier.
Greetings, Jay. The wreath is great. Outdoor Flavin…
Sunil:
I suppose that the wreath shape could be done in fluorescent tubes. Would likely be visible from across town. Dan might not be pleased.
But thanks for the compliment. Good to see you back in the mix.
Birgit:
I’ll move it over a little. I must admit that this is the first time that one of my holiday productions has warranted a chemical association.
Steve:
The night reveals a different world. Have you ever taken night shots?