Saw this on a friend’s journal. Apparently this lives in either a store, diner or coffee shop. If anyone is feeling particularly larcenous and wants to swipe it for me, know that you will have my eternal gratitude and brownies every week until you get out of jail.
There's a learning curve.
an indulgent blog about indulgence
"You can't get a cup of tea big enough or a book long enough to suit me." ~C.S. Lewis
I have issues. So do you.
Tales of the everyday, with recipes
Restoring a 1915 farmhouse plus one or two other passions.
Me, uncensored.
Incurable Illness + Life = still a pretty good time
Adventures in the world of history
delivered directly to my computer monitor on an all too regular basis...
Leverhulme Funded Project at University of Exeter: Adopting a New Methodological Approach to Early Modern Women's Work
Every day brings a little of both
That's "Dr. Slut" to You
Updating Early Modern Recipes (1600-1800) in a Modern Kitchen
and other excellent advice, probably.
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A literary blog of poet, playwright and essayist Rachael Stanford
The Personal is Historical
Writings and musings of a badger.
Best Friends for Sixty Years and Counting...
S.L.A.V. Conductor
Don't need to be cool to be kind.
A lifelong gamer writes with a cynical view
TURN THE VOLUME UP
- Is this a wicker basket we're in?
A lifelong Dallas, Texas teacher moves to a tiny village in Northwest Alaska. At the beginning of January. Hilarity ensues.
Once upon a Time, in rural North Texas, there lived an Idiot.
"If you hoard imagination, it dies a lonely death."
exploring a particular method of generating words and images
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Author, Blogger, Social Media Jedi
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Author. Blogger. Chipmunk enthusiast.
a delicious little blog about food and life
There's a learning curve.
A hopeful hermit on her journey to enlightenment.
Dark Worlds. Fierce Hope. Queer Joy.
The Process 
Comfort yourself in the knowledge that, as awesome as they look, they are not very comfortable. Sez the former Prop Master who had to dress sets with stuff like this all the time. *nods*
Well, drat. ’cause it looks like the squooshiest couch ever.
My sister used to have a couch like that. Not a great lounging couch, decent sitting couch. But only if you have a coffee table that’s the right height. Or a footstool, I guess.
It looks like it would be fantastical for book reading. But you are the second to say it wouldn’t be. 😦
Sad. Sad, Bon.
That is indeed made of Bonnie win. 🙂
Isn’t it lusciously orange and velvety?
I want to paint my kitchen orange and purple but Mister Man says, “no”
Sorry, but I’m with Mr. Man on that one.