Yes, not all mothers in law should be stuffed in that addition. Just depends on the family and circumstances. If you ship your father in law here I will ensure that he is nicely fitted.
You are too funny Pym. Nah, keep her, I’m good. Not that there is anything wrong with that, and I am being sincere here. Come to think of it, keep your mother in law too, unless she is a gourmet cook.
A lovely gritty image. You are really mining a rich seam of images recently Mike, another excellent B&W shot – looks like you’re having fun with the Topaz plug one. I picked up one myself in the next competition – must thank you for making me aware of DLR
That’s nice Andy, that I made you aware of DLR. Your photo in that last contest was really good, and yes I really do enjoy that Topaz software. Thanks for the comment, my friend.
Truth be told. That house resonates with my life and my wife and her relatives have taken the centre-stage and me happily on the sidelines, writing my memoir. The height of that room keeps my head bow down which garners much needed sympathy so I be served food twice. Thank you O Lord!
P.S. They have serious doubts but I’ve assured them, no bitches will be harmed in the writing of my memoir.
Oh, neat- I love the texture of the walls…
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Well thank you.
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Hahaha – your description was the first thing I thought of: a “mother-in-law suite.”
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Perhaps we have had similar experiences 🙂
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Oh no… my mother in law is a lovely person…but this might be the right place for my dad in law *evil laugh*
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Yes, not all mothers in law should be stuffed in that addition. Just depends on the family and circumstances. If you ship your father in law here I will ensure that he is nicely fitted.
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Well, I m a nice person so I would give him a bottle of Whiskey with him ..should keep him warm and comfy there 😉 PS will answer on FB the next days 🙂
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My mother in law could do with a holiday, can I send her over to you Mike?
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HA! Yes, send your sister in law too.
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She bats for the other side and now lives in Wales so I could send her too!
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You are too funny Pym. Nah, keep her, I’m good. Not that there is anything wrong with that, and I am being sincere here. Come to think of it, keep your mother in law too, unless she is a gourmet cook.
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A lovely gritty image. You are really mining a rich seam of images recently Mike, another excellent B&W shot – looks like you’re having fun with the Topaz plug one. I picked up one myself in the next competition – must thank you for making me aware of DLR
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That’s nice Andy, that I made you aware of DLR. Your photo in that last contest was really good, and yes I really do enjoy that Topaz software. Thanks for the comment, my friend.
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Great shot!
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Thanks!
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Nah, the fam was in the additon when the mother-in-law took over the main house.
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Well that is an interesting take. Sure, why not.
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🙂
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This is one of those photos that loves to be looked at enlarged. So much great detail.
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It was quite the ugly mess, truth be told.
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Truth be told. That house resonates with my life and my wife and her relatives have taken the centre-stage and me happily on the sidelines, writing my memoir. The height of that room keeps my head bow down which garners much needed sympathy so I be served food twice. Thank you O Lord!
P.S. They have serious doubts but I’ve assured them, no bitches will be harmed in the writing of my memoir.
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Wonderful first comment to wake up to. ‘No bitches harmed’
Should be an interesting read.
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nice picture. It looks like a painting to me. I don’t know anything about mother in laws.
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That makes you lucky. Thanks.
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Looks like a great place to hide-away….
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Unless it’s raining…
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Well…..
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Reminds me of so many of the abandoned properties around here. Great textures.
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This home was actually occupied, but not the ‘addition’ as depicted. Thanks.
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Yeah. Quite an engineering. 🙂
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🙂
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