
I call this Tetris at school. A clever use of design and originality on an otherwise boring surface.




This is the face of one of the bridesmaids. Her consistent scowl was either a reflection of her opinion on the event or her natural neutral expression. Regardless, this adaption of a famous painting captures the young lass perfectly.
Have a Great Day Troops.
Remember to make something ordinary, extraordinary today.
Mr. W.
P.S. Speaking of making something ordinary, extraordinary. What can we do to spice up tonight's dessert?

P.S.S . Speaking of British.....

P.S.S.S. This receives the Imaginarium's Award for Imaginative Excellence in Design and Functionality. I'd like one of these in my home.
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Hey! I use chopsticks to eat ice cream, whole chicken breasts, salad, rice and chop suey. And that is with Korean chopsticks that are metal and a lot thinner than most. Not to brag, but to say it is possible to use them.
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