Shall I be mother? Very very tall mother?

Yes! You sit up here:

Your guest sits up here:

…and you have the most awesome tea party ever. “Pass me the cucumber sandwiches, will you, dear?” *thwack*

(Found by Emily.)

16 Responses to “Shall I be mother? Very very tall mother?”

  1. Lady Nerilka says:

    What is the deal with all the chairs on the walls? Did I miss a memo on the newest decorating trend?

  2. kajr says:

    When I lived in a studio apartment, I never ever thought of putting the chairs on the ceiling. Reminds me of Mary Poppins

  3. Anonymous says:

    Can anyone say Mary Poppins?

  4. Alissa says:

    What's the deal with hanging chairs on walls? I don't understand this trend at all.

  5. Land of shimp says:

    Heh. Yeah, now the chairs are just messing with you, Sara.

    "Pssst. Levitation, tomorrow. Craigslist, be there."

  6. dissimilitude says:

    My guess on this one is that since it's a small space, they've rigged a way to hang extra chairs up on the wall out of the way, like people have those hooks to hang a bike from. I think moving them to take the picture would have been a good move, though!

    Levitating chairs. Heh. :-)

  7. Christina says:

    Again with the decorative wall chairs? I must admit though, as someone with three obnoxious dogs, this might be a great way to eat in peace.

  8. Silliyak says:

    I'm guessing mouse infestation (eeeek!) and squeemish humanoid inhabitants

  9. Anonymous says:

    They are Chair's TM (transcendental meditation) practicing cousins. You know, if you meditate right you can levitate. These chairs (with a small 'c') are obviously way above us.

  10. Decadent Housewife says:

    Oh well, a chair on the wall is worth one burning sofa in the hedgerow.

  11. catluver43 says:

    I knew someone who used to dumpster dive and changed is decorations that way..tire rim, bicycle, etc.. I sure wouldn't want to be there during an earthquake though.

  12. rl says:

    I`m pretty sure those chairs are hung on the wall as decoration, as art.

    I do share enough of the enthusiasm to recognize various modern classics among their chair collection (I`m sitting on an Eames chair right now), but hanging them on the wall does seem a bit precious, or pretentious.

  13. rl says:

    I`m pretty sure those chairs are hung on the wall as decoration, as art.

    I do share enough of the enthusiasm to recognize various modern classics among their chair collection (I`m sitting on an Eames chair right now), but hanging them on the wall does seem a bit precious, or pretentious.

  14. Jennifer says:

    ok, I am wiping tears from my eyes so I can type this. I am commenting here, but referring to pages and pages of entries when I say that I have been absolutely belly-laughing for the past 30 minutes here. Your comments are phenomenal, reduce me to a silent gacking laugh, throwing myself backwards against the back of the couch, holding my stomach. I haven't laughed this hard in a long time. You could market this site for the weight loss fad if laughter burns as many calories as it is said to. Also market it as an anti-depressant!

    Anyway, thank you for the cheering of the month.

  15. Craig says:

    Ya, actually those are all famous and somewhat valuable chairs. Speaking as a chair collector myself (who mostly stores them in the shed) it has never occurred to me to hang them on the wall.

    Guess what I am doing this weekend?

  16. Michael says:

    I think I saw this house on Ghost Hunters – this is first evidence of poltergeist activity caught on camera.

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