Bye bye lovely mod house. I'm going to miss this house. I know it's not good to get attached to things...but this place embodies my attachment to some very important people, Steven chief among them. And lots of memories of dinners, parties, time by the fire, friends and family and neighbors. I hope we'll find something mod in Athens, though not much seems to have been built in the heyday of mid-century craziness.
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Love this pic...you must use it for the real estate flyer!
Steven is becoming quite the feng shui master with the digital camera. He's learned how to frame pictures pleasingly with foreground, such as the magnolia on the left.
hmmm...fill in the box? What a lot of pressure to sum oneself up. I'd say, I live in a box composed of several boxes, I fill in boxes like this one everyday, and in my professional life, try to think outside the box, mostly. Reach me at trotsky64@yahoo.com
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Love this pic...you must use it for the real estate flyer!
Steven is becoming quite the feng shui master with the digital camera. He's learned how to frame pictures pleasingly with foreground, such as the magnolia on the left.
I sure hope so too! There are a few in Athens--I'll show them to you when you come up. They are in the "hollywood hills."
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