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Here we are inside the living room, looking back at
the entry way.
Here is a shot of the TV area. Why are there two
tvs? Well the big one is the one we watch, and I use the
little one to program the VCRs that are underneath in the
cabinets. Also we got rid of our stereo this year, and
replaced it with a slimp3 from
slimdevices.com. This is
a great little gadget that lets you stream all of your mp3s from
a computer to your stereo via ethernet. By the way, we really
hate commercials (doesn't everybody) but I wanted to keep our
house an MFZ (Microsoft Free Zone) so this year I finally got
around to putting together my own TIVO like system. I'm using a
Hauppauge PVR-350, and it works like a charm using the
IVTV Linux drivers. The
little mirrored elephants were part of the treasure we brought
back from our trip around the world in 1992, when we visited
Thailand. Above them is another Osorio painting.
Here is the middle of the living room, with a view
of the patio out the back windows. It's Christmas time
(Nadine's favorite time of the year) and we just put up
our Christmas tree. Santa tied one on last night, and is a
little unstable on the top of the tree. The artwork along
the top of the photo came from Mazatlan and Lake Tahoe.
The large pieces came from now defunct Mazatlan Art
Gallery, and the smaller ones from an arts and crafts fair
in Kings beach, when we used to live in Incline
Village.
At the other end of the living room is the dining
area. The long black rectangular thing is a water
fountain. The statue on the dining room table is by
Victor
Gutierrez,, and the large 3d wall sculpture of Albert
Einstein is by
Bill Mack, and is called
The Thinker.
Here is our China cabinet, where we keep all of our
chatchkas. I have always been into nice dishes and
glassware, so it is very difficult for me to get out of
the Macy's crystal section without bringing something
home. My favorites are usually by
Orrefors., and the ones
you see here are called Intermezzo
Quote of the day:
My dog is worried about the economy
because Alpo is up to $3.00 a can. That's almost $21.00 in dog
money.
Joe Weinstein
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