hobiejoe wrote:

 
The uni archeology dept has several.  You (slabs) could commision one here and then move to Wales...if that is still a plan

 oldslabsides wrote:

 

Was shown around a fresh yurt a couple of years back on Guernsey, of all places. Very authentic. Very.

The yew branches were beautifully curved.

The rugs were artfully strewn

The stove was centre stage

The hide covering stank to high heaven.


Our hosts were terribly apologetic, and asssured us that all would be well once the goatskin had cured. In another year or so.

 JrzyTmata wrote:

 
I'd forgotten he was down there.  I've been living in exeter all of the uni term this (academic) year....

callum wrote:


say hello to Joe

I don't know, but L and I have to decide.  I love exeter, she loves Norwich.  I'm hoping she'll fall in love with exeter while shes down there....and she of course hopes vice versa.

Costa Rica's Caribbean coast.
If it wasn't for my health issues, we'd be there already.

 oldslabsides wrote:

 
I can work with you on the beads man..Get you local pricing.

BlueHeronDruid wrote:



That's right, she hasn't.

Yes, plans have changed - now I plan on putting up a yurt in your back yard and starting a flea market specializing in mardi gras beads and hycolonics.

BlueHeronDruid wrote:


heh...as far as i know, the little apartment is now to be big enough for two.....but that's after he retires...

triskele wrote:

You haven't been here. Schlabby's going to own a bar, and live in a little apartment in the back.
Wait.

I guess those plans changed, huh.

right now?  anywhere my husband is.....  but ideally?  i love appalachia.

Beanie wrote:


i could probably love spain and parts of italy. i loved parts of the bahamas, but not most of the parts. tropical could be nice. wait. i know! i want to live on beez's cousins place on scrubb. yeah, that's one place i want to live for sure.

Sonoma County

Why not George Clooney's house on Lago Trasimeno in Umbria?
Seriously. Why not?

I love the PNW.  I love Boulder CO.  I could live in the Leeward Islands.  Maybe St. Lucia.

I think I could love Belize, if I ever get there. 

BlueHeronDruid wrote:


it's a beautiful home, C. and i know it isn't as big as your eastlabs, but it is a good size. bigger than what i live in by far!! and yet, i still have that feeling in your home that i did in the eastlabs home. didn't notice that it felt any smaller, to me. you living there is different than me visiting for a week and not noticing. i'm not saying things very well tonight, it's not coming out quite like i mean...so please excuse me if it makes no sense

lily34 wrote:

Yes, those are nice homes.

Thing is, we like our current teenie-weenie mortgage situation.

So we'll probably be staying here. *sigh* Such a hardship!

Where it's warm and lush all the time. Hawaii would do. Spanish coast. Tuscany.

BlueHeronDruid wrote:


oh, that would be nice. remember when you took me on a tour around your area and those houses that looked like they were nestled in the hillside but had great views of the water? i loved that area. and quite close to where your house is. of course, your street is very pretty and just as pleasing, too.

Malaysia.