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i think living on a houseboat would be fun.
seattle has quite a community of them and they are as varied as the people who live in them, i assume.
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something about the
ps1 basement pics seemed similar in style to the quirky, tinny, pipe-y, rusty look of this water home.
2 comments:
did i ever tell you that my mother lived on a houseboat, in hawaii?
i like to bring this fact up whenever she attempts to reprimand me for living in new york city and not having a cell phone.
talk about transient. she was practically a hula-skirted, watery hoboess; i, on the other hand, have lived in the same apartment for eight years.
I see what you mean about similar to the ps1 basement... in fact, if this shot were at night and the water were wet streets... I'd say it looks like a set from Blade Runner I would.
ps: science have proven:
hula skirts for mom = tulle tutu's for daughter
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