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Farewell to the bastards of Potato Cottage!

At an apartment complex I used to live at they had a row of nice, mature Italian Cypress trees with a big pair of globular bushes planted on each side of them. An inspiring sight!

Willy House? Tallywhackers? Sorry, but my first thought when I saw the photo, even before reading on, was that it was a topiary collection of, um, (trying to think of a euphemism and coming up empty), er, butt plugs.

I don’t know what insight this may seem to give regarding the sort of person I am, but whatever you’re thinking, it’s you who’s the weird-o!

À propos your tragic lost cat tale of yesterday, Stoaty, I offer for your reading enjoyment H. P. Lovecraft’s short story The Cats of Ulthar. It has a happy ending, especially for the cats.

p.s. (edit) — When we’re talking about Lovecraft, “happy” has some unusual aspects.

would you believe I first thought “modern” chess pieces imagined by some sci-fi artist from the 50s?

Which was instantly labeled ‘stupid and unattractive’ by the mental filing system.

Then I got to the Willy House name on the link and thought, oh, yeah, uh….yeah.

And the filing system left the same label on it.

Say, doesn’t every Old British Home have a name? What is (if you can tell us without blowing your cover) the official name of your home? My guess is it’s either Dun Roamin or Toad Hall…

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In the realm of residential real estate, homes are more than just shelters; they represent a sanctuary where families create memories, forge bonds, and find solace. The search for the perfect home often transcends mere square footage or architectural style, delving into considerations of neighborhood vibe, school districts, and proximity to amenities. It’s a deeply personal journey for buyers and sellers alike, marked by emotions ranging from excitement to apprehension.

Thanks for posting this Bob. I want to throw another thought your way since you mentioned cutting type.

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