- A letter from Theodore Roosevelt. Pretty groovy, eh? (yes, these artifacts are real)
- A Confederate 1864 $10 note , and a Union 1863 $5 dollar note. Sort of symbolizing my "Northern and Southernness", since I've lived in both worlds.
- Indian artifacts I've found, and various other artifacts
- A 1750's Pennsylvania long-rifle. It is a reproduction, but a firing one. It is LOUD. The powderhorn in the middle is probably mid-1700s.
- Two of my "boys"
- "The General" I love this guy, he is a reproduction of the famous Terracotta General, and I dragged him all around China. He is not light!
- 1600s parchment. Ever try to read one of these?
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Dude... my entire HOME is one big decoration of entirely my own design. It fits my personality to a "T" because it's the first time it's ever been all about me! :)
http://pinkpiddypaws.com/2007/05/28/home-sweet-home/
Wow, quite a collection! I mostly have books and plants - and my favorite - orchids.
Nice home, thanks for sharing : )
Mr. Cat is the best decoration ever :) I'm really impressed by your collection!
I vote for Mr. Cat! He shows great movement and energy!
Heather
Ck - That is really cool looking!
BbB - Orchids rock.
Jen - Cheers!
Anniina - He is also available for parties!
Heather - AND, he can take out small dogs.
Though Mr. Cat is quite something, I'm partial to the 1600 parchment. There's something magical about old stuff like that. In grad school I once did a paper for which I used a 17th C. book. It took me a while to get over the fact that I was TOUCHING it. So unreal!
That's an amazing collection! though Mr Cat steals the show. Please tell me he's alive and not a museum piece.
My favourite is the Japanese katana.
We have two of the last decoration.... :) Highly recommend them!
The General totally gets my vote. He looks like he owns the house (but Mr. Cat could probably take him down in one bat?)
Cooking is my new endeavor so basil, thyme, tomatoe and TARAgon plants are taking over my decorating theme at the moment...
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