and #5 in the trilogy is...
Posted on May 27th, 2008
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tinkonthebrink
tinkonthebrink
These are my 3 favorite links today, all amazing. I just wanted to share.
Adrian sent me this one and I can't even imagine planning that out, let alone executing it. How totally mindblowing.
This house in Wales, which was built for next to nothing, mind you, and very fast too, is my most perfect dream house ever. It doesn't hurt that it looks like elves live there.
And these photographs make me laugh and make my brain tip a little all at the same time. I love that all these crazy scenes were set up.
And I have to add a postscript one - isn't this computer the most gorgeous thing you've ever seen? Oh my god .
And...okay, I love saying "three" and then counting to five. It's like the Hitchiker's Guide "trilogy", isn't it. Only not as funny of course. Well, anyway, that image above is from this great site by this guy I'd never heard of, James Jean, until I fell over his stuff. It's my current wallpaper, too, although a lot of his other stuff is standing in line to be next.
Adrian sent me this one and I can't even imagine planning that out, let alone executing it. How totally mindblowing.
This house in Wales, which was built for next to nothing, mind you, and very fast too, is my most perfect dream house ever. It doesn't hurt that it looks like elves live there.
And these photographs make me laugh and make my brain tip a little all at the same time. I love that all these crazy scenes were set up.
And I have to add a postscript one - isn't this computer the most gorgeous thing you've ever seen? Oh my god .
And...okay, I love saying "three" and then counting to five. It's like the Hitchiker's Guide "trilogy", isn't it. Only not as funny of course. Well, anyway, that image above is from this great site by this guy I'd never heard of, James Jean, until I fell over his stuff. It's my current wallpaper, too, although a lot of his other stuff is standing in line to be next.
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amazing stuff
September 2008 
I love that house… Me and everybody that has gotten within hollering distance of my desk this morning. Thank you
Isn't it a wonderful space? If we can buy land near here it's exactly what I want to build - or as exactly as a one-of-a-kind house could be. I love the planted roof, and the shapes of the windows and doors and those wonderful center supports and and and…
The house,the house,one drawn out ~sigh~
Computers that look like,works of art.Surprises for the eyes….this blog a gift for my eyes.
Have you ever seen the movie 'Babe' ? Many years ago when Nico was young we went and saw it,liked it so much we watched it twice,many thanks still to the theatre owner who let us sit in on a second screening for free. The house in the link made me think of that house and afternoon.
…and those pictures,my mind works that way sometimes,seeing common things but with a twist,since twists are nice,and i think really essential in nourishing the spirit..like your blogs Jeannie,what a day this has turned out to be :-)
The house the house I can't open any of the other links yet I want to savor the house and Wales and the family thank you!!!!!
I love the photo you've posted here and I'm saving the links for in case I wake up early someday because right now I'm all loopy from bikram yoga– it makes me feel a little tipsy, but without the tipsyness— I know that doesn't make sense. and I'm sleepy. but I wanted to say hi to you because I've been thinking of you. I want to be the fairy in this picture. if I keep doing yoga and eating right and meditating and letting my hair grow and dreaming and stretching myself in every way including imaginitively, maybe I can. :-)
xoxoxoxoxoxo
-d
The house…Wow! Looks like a fairy tale house from all my favourite kids books, as if you'd happen upon it in the 100 Acre Wood, and expect to find Winnie the Pooh living there, or the Minish from Zelda! I want one, with the computer in it, and some of James Jean's paintings on the wall, and those photographs! You find the niftiest things! Thank you for sharing these!
jeannie!! I looked at the house. I got lost in that website for it seems hours. oh my. oh my. I want to do that. oh.
what an amazing ride of links.. thank you very much for this.. now I want go back to being
a hobitten (my name used to be bitten ;-) & go live in that house.. like forever. And like
forever is the time I got stuck dwelling on the great art & those amazing photos!.. not to
mention the mind that thought of/ looks at stuff in that way. There is a story waiting to be
written for almost every one of them.. very inspiring.. just what I need these dayz
love & joy.. tara
Thanks for the smiles! These links are great.