So, we felt a World War II gas mask would do the trick. We also found a simple oak table to serve as our desk, which fits perfectly in our living room. And Leo bargained for both, making this a happy and economical day.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Two new additions
This morning Leo and I set out with two goals - buy a desk and find something to hang on our wall. I'm pleased to report that we succeeded on both fronts. Since we had to leave our amazing 7 foot wooden sculpture (what we like to refer to as our Louis Nevelson) behind in the care of Leo's parents, we thought that we needed a new art piece which would elicit confusion and bewilderment in guests to our flat. 
So, we felt a World War II gas mask would do the trick. We also found a simple oak table to serve as our desk, which fits perfectly in our living room. And Leo bargained for both, making this a happy and economical day.
So, we felt a World War II gas mask would do the trick. We also found a simple oak table to serve as our desk, which fits perfectly in our living room. And Leo bargained for both, making this a happy and economical day.
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3 comments:
Well, may be it is as striking as your Louis Nevelson it is much smaller than it, so when you go somewhere else it will be easier to find a place for it.
Olga
Dudes,
The jews didn't get gas masks in WW2 so I find your purchase a little revisionist.
I bought a painting.
Aaron S.
But as we are now British, it's ok. Most of England was issued gas masks by the government.
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