Missed Your Show? No Problem


September 8th, 2009

edsullivanbeatles.jpgBack in the day, there used to be such a thing as “appointment viewing.” A good show was on at a particular time and you scheduled your life around it. Inconvenient? Well, it wasn’t then. People watched Ed Sullivan or any other given show and it became a cultural event. Strangers had something in common to talk about. Now, with the hundreds and even thousands of stations on free television, pay cable, and satellite, there isn’t the same type of collective viewing experience. There is so much on that you can’t possibly watch it all.  Stations obliged by rerunning the same show several times a week. What if you can’t even catch it then?

There are several websites where you can watch shows online. However, you usually have to bop around quite a bit because the sites are scattered all over the internet. Some networks use some, some use others. One that sort of consolidates it all in one place. Spreety TV Online : Watch TV Shows Online Free. They don’t host all the videos of all the shows, but if they don’t, they have links to exactly where all the shows will be. It certainly saves a lot of time and you just might find something you didn’t know you needed to watch, but now absolutely have to put on your “must see” list.


Are You The Conversation If You Sit On A Conversation Piece?


September 8th, 2009

pianostool.gifELTE has been providing furniture and lighting in toronto since 1944. I found quite a few arm chairs that would fit into a very Art Moderne style of decor, hidden in their “traditional” section. However, what stopped me short was this piano stool. I can’t exactly decide what fashion movement it represents, and I have never seen anything quite like it. It has a traditional vibe with the nail heads leather, that appears to have a hint of oiling to it, or patina. The open legs instead of the traditional four legs or tripod give it a more modern flavor.  I haven’t decided if this stool reminds me of something a sea captain would sit on in a map room, or if it would be more at home in a library or smoking room.

The price is $775.00 Canadian.  Today, but maybe not other days, it translates to about $689.46 in American dollars.  I won’t be evicting my dining room chairs and replacing them with them, but they certainly are a conversation piece.  That’s an interesting question.  Is something only a conversation piece when there is one of them?  When there are more, does it diminish their uniqueness or make the conversation just last longer.   That is something to ponder.

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