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WE HAVE A NEW LAMP on the pub table (lovingly restored by Marisa, click here) in the living room. The lamp is exceptionally lifelike. It even has a pivoting head to aim the light in just about any direction. Unfortunately, it shows signs of being a bit temperamental.
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TENEMOS UNA NUEVA LÁMPARA EN la mesa de pub (restaurada con cariño por Marisa, haz clic aquí) en la sala de estar. La lámpara es excepcionalmente realista. Incluso tiene una cabeza giratoria para apuntar la luz en casi cualquier dirección. Desafortunadamente, muestra signos de ser un poco temperamental.
• De tamaño natural
• Cabeza pivotante
• La única forma de encender la lámpara es con el flash de mi cámara.
• Creo que a Dudo le gusta el olor de la comida de orquídeas.
• Lámparas del vestíbulo del Hotel Ilunion cuando se abrieron las puertas durante nuestra tormenta el jueves.
Love the new ‘lamp’……..
What a great shot of those moving light fixtures!
Jim:
The new lamp is very portable, too. The winds off the beach are wild in the hotel lobby.
Purrrty! (sorry that is punny.) I wouldn’t stand under those light fixtures in the wind
David:
There’s a seating area below those ceiling fixtures, too. When the doors opened, all the pillows blew off the chairs.
Sometimes I just don’t get those old sayings…I just can’t imagine wearing a lampshade “unto myself”. We have a “solar” cat light that I call my Cheshire Cat that has big eyeglasses that light up at night. But not as eerie as yours.
Frank:
Yeah, I can’t decide if I should be a night table lamp, chandelier, or maybe even a wall sconce unto myself.
Hey, where can I get one of those lamps? So cute!
Debra:
Come on over. It’s available for rental.
A most diverting little post!
wickedhamster:
I entertained myself.
The new lamp made my day. The blowing light fixtures look like a work of art. The orchids are gorgeous, Scoot.
Deedles:
The new orchid’s flower stems are now too tall for the stakes. Glorious.
Love it! Jx
Jon:
Maybe I should start a new line of lamps.
Love the lamp and that she comes with her own cat!!
And those windstorm lamps??? I’ll be in the OTHER room.
Bob:
Yeah, I hoped those light fixtures were secure. The pillows in the seating area below the lights blew off in the wind, and it was even a fight to get out the door.
Better not let your new lamp…er, Dudo ride the Roomba or you’ll all have laser burns on your legs! As always, LUV the pink orchids too…
Tundra Bunny:
I wonder if Dudo would get anywhere near a Roomba. THAT would be a kick. The orchids are so satisfying. Color for weeks.
What a beautiful setting for your new Dudo lamp. The synergy of the colors, shapes, and textures is a delight to explore.
Wilma:
I think that’s why Dudo Lamp chose that spot.
At first I thought, “How does that lamp swivel?” Then I realized you were talking about the cat. LOL
That wind on the hotel light fixtures looks intense! I’m not sure I’d have wanted to be sitting beneath them.
Steve:
I wasn’t sure I wanted to even be standing near the light fixtures. I hoped readers would wonder about the red swiveling lamp in the first photo. Thanks!
Haaaaa haaaaaaaaaaaa!
Judy C:
Sometimes they just write themselves.
Just don’t point that cat at an airplane
Kirk:
Ha! I hadn’t thought of that. It’s a good thing we’re not in a fly zone.
What’s the cat doing there? Up to no good that’s certain.
Urspo:
He’s enticed by the orchid food I use. It smells like fish. I can only smell it when I pour it into the watering can. But not Dudo.