Art, Finally

Suz’s sis, who pretty much has the best taste in all the land, picked up the paintings on her Thailand/Asia adventure last year. The paintings are done on some sort of extra-thin rice paper which may or may not be edible.
I think if war broke out in Canada, and all sources of food were cut off, and every last bit of food had been plundered by the invading pirates, I could eat the paintings and survive just long enough for the doctors to find me and put me in a military hospital where all the food tastes even worse than the paintings.
Anyway, these super-cool 6x8 paintings, jam-packed with Asian awesomeness, have sat in our Buddha cabinet for a year. We finally became fed up with our barren dining room walls and decided to hang them.
Carefully, I measured and drilled. Then I pounded some plastic anchors into the wall. A couple of screws later and our dining room was 12% closer to completion. To see a larger image of one of the paintings, click here.
The next step, I suppose, will be curtains to prevent the pirates from looking at us while we eat our microwave dinners.
7 Comments:
Cool! I like the paintings!
10:02:00 PM
wow, i need them to irritate george dog and naughty tt!
11:46:00 PM
I love the paintings, they remind me of a cheshire cat...
Hummm... I really need to get cracking and hang pictures in the new house. It needs to be done SO badly yet I keep putting it off. Why is that? What is it we have against pictures???
Yours are awesome though
1:05:00 PM
Suz has been really bugging me to get this picture-hanging done too. It has been almost 2 years since we moved in. And the walls are just like old mother Hubbard's cupboards.
1:21:00 PM
Wow - what a fantastic couple of paintings. She really does have good taste. I don't, however, having only ever owned one piece of art - a painting of the great Jim Clark winning the 1965 French Grand Prix at Clermond-Ferrand, which I sadly lost when moving house a few years ago. I have no idea where it went, but I still miss it. Look after your cats! ;)
6:01:00 PM
i have lived with procastination and i have heard many of it's excuses...how good of you not to make any.
and i date procastination..let me show you how..i have this toilet bowl that cracked back in the middle of october, you know, last yr..immediately, that day i went out to buy a new one..and i was told it would be done right away..well, the thing is still leaking, a red bucket is part of the decor in that bathroom and what date is it and nothing yet...hmmm, yeap, it's been a couple of days..
now, the leak is becoming a bit bigger and i'm scared i will have a major flood in there..so it's time for the plummer and it's guaranteed fee of $250-$275 for installing one silly toilet, and that is if there is no trouble..
grrrr........
and to something else...i hope your pain is manegable but i know you suffer. you are very brave and i think of you often and how courageous you deal with it all.
hugs.
7:15:00 AM
Those are awesome pics....and you actually made me laugh out loud with the thought of you eating them!
8:24:00 PM
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