Blast from the past – so very real Kerbey. The kids without shirts eating separate from the adults – because you know they are just there for as short a time as they can get away with, then it’s back outside to play. And the checker linoleum in the kitchen/dining room. The great big kitchen that can feed at least 14-16 people at the “kitchen” table. The flowered wallpaper on the back wall; the brass legged chairs and back supports; The oval mirror that reflects the kitchen; the short male haircuts high on the neck; the swag lamps hanging from the chain with a retractor ball so the light can be moved up and down; the screen door leading right into the kitchen (this was likely taken in warmer climates as colder areas usually have an entry to prevent heat loss in winter); the sun darkened faces and necks.
Love it Kerbey – like a Norman Rockwell painting. D
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Blast from the past – so very real Kerbey. The kids without shirts eating separate from the adults – because you know they are just there for as short a time as they can get away with, then it’s back outside to play. And the checker linoleum in the kitchen/dining room. The great big kitchen that can feed at least 14-16 people at the “kitchen” table. The flowered wallpaper on the back wall; the brass legged chairs and back supports; The oval mirror that reflects the kitchen; the short male haircuts high on the neck; the swag lamps hanging from the chain with a retractor ball so the light can be moved up and down; the screen door leading right into the kitchen (this was likely taken in warmer climates as colder areas usually have an entry to prevent heat loss in winter); the sun darkened faces and necks.
Love it Kerbey – like a Norman Rockwell painting. D
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Nobody will accuse you of not paying attention. You’ve got half a short story already written. All you need is dialogue!
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Paul pretty much said it all. Only thing missing from the picture is the smell. Could be anywhere Sunday.
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I don’t get it!
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Just folks eatin’ dinner.
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Yeah, what Paul said.
I always thought the kids’ table was an insult when I was a kid, and the best idea ever when I got too old for it. Go figure, Kerbey.
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Hey, that’s one thing I get!
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Yes, aren’t we like that, Kerbey? 🙂
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LAMarcom
August 11, 2015 at 12:02 am
Oops! I think here is the complete link….
Or, maybe not.
Kerby, this was in response to Mark’s comment over at OneChicklette.com….
http://onechicklette.com/2015/08/10/the-book-i-hated-the-most/#comment-14158
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Is this Zen and the Art of MM? I don’t get it.
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Looks like a full kitchen. Who’s doing the cooking?
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