I don't do "cute" in my garden so I don't often find new art that I like. This one came from a garden center in Williamsburg - now I just need to find the perfect spot for it.
THe "ball" is a rough hewn sphere of pink granite - tough to tell in the photo.
Alexa
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Love, but have to admit, I do have some 'cutes' as a result of others buying them as gifts. Whats a good receiver of cute to do
Jane (from the middle of the Mitten state)
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Chris!
Maybe it is deceptive in the photo, but it really is on the small side. I think the ball could break a few toes, but not sure about the crushing part
And thanks for the nice comments everyone - I am happy with it.
As far as people buying "cute" gifts, I bury them in the shed (and write on the bottom who gave me what) so I can put them in an unobtrusive spot when that person visits. I refuse to put something I don't like "front and center" just to make someone else feel good, they will just buy me more "cute" then. It gets stuck in some out of the way corner.
Alexa
Maybe it is deceptive in the photo, but it really is on the small side. I think the ball could break a few toes, but not sure about the crushing part
And thanks for the nice comments everyone - I am happy with it.
As far as people buying "cute" gifts, I bury them in the shed (and write on the bottom who gave me what) so I can put them in an unobtrusive spot when that person visits. I refuse to put something I don't like "front and center" just to make someone else feel good, they will just buy me more "cute" then. It gets stuck in some out of the way corner.
Alexa
Spring - An experience in immortality.
- Henry D. Thoreau
- Henry D. Thoreau
Chris!
Maybe it is deceptive in the photo, but it really is on the small side. I think the ball could break a few toes, but not sure about the crushing part
And thanks for the nice comments everyone - I am happy with it.
As far as people buying "cute" gifts, I bury them in the shed (and write on the bottom who gave me what) so I can put them in an unobtrusive spot when that person visits. I refuse to put something I don't like "front and center" just to make someone else feel good, they will just buy me more "cute" then. It gets stuck in some out of the way corner.
Alexa
Maybe it is deceptive in the photo, but it really is on the small side. I think the ball could break a few toes, but not sure about the crushing part
And thanks for the nice comments everyone - I am happy with it.
As far as people buying "cute" gifts, I bury them in the shed (and write on the bottom who gave me what) so I can put them in an unobtrusive spot when that person visits. I refuse to put something I don't like "front and center" just to make someone else feel good, they will just buy me more "cute" then. It gets stuck in some out of the way corner.
Alexa
Spring - An experience in immortality.
- Henry D. Thoreau
- Henry D. Thoreau