Showing posts with label Couch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Couch. Show all posts
August 31, 2023
August 6, 2021
Sign Of The Times
So much for having the masks off for a couple of weeks, which was at least a taste of fresh air and freedom.
But backwards we go...
A sign of the times in Covid is to park your bicycle in front of the couch, so no one can actually sit down on it and spreads any germs.
Any bets on what happens from here with all the variants and how this is gonna impact our daily lives for time to come?
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
February 22, 2021
Happy Living Room
June 15, 2020
C Stands For Couch
C stands for Couch.
And a big red one one it is.
Some blue chairs on the periphery.
And a little dot coffee table in the center.
The fake greenery on the wall is kludgy, but we know what they were trying to say.
Overall, a nice welcoming space. ;-)
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
November 4, 2014
My Favorite Couch
April 20, 2013
Don't Stampede On Others' Feelings
The cows first came up to us all friendly and then after staying for a little bit, decided to bolt off across the open field.
Together--it was like a mini stampede.
It reminded me of a situation recently, where I felt bad that I had stampeded (albeit inadvertently) on someone's feelings.
We received a delivery--actually a new couch (the other one we were replacing was really uncomfortable and it was high time to go).
At one point, I was taken a little aback when the delivery man asked me, admiring it--"How much was it?"
Not wanting to really say specifically, I just said nonchalantly, "Oh, not so much."
But the man pressed on and said, "No really, how much was it?"
I was a little uncomfortable, but I figured he's just making conversation, and honestly it wasn't extravagant so I say in a round figure what it was.
Then I see his face go dark, and I realized what had accidentally happened.
It was perhaps a bit much for this nice man (although I really don't know his situation, but just his facial expression).
Anyway, I felt terrible and proceeded to say something light and then we chatted for a little bit.
I think it is important to feel for all people--trying to make the best with what G-d provides and deal with everyday tests and challenges.
We are all people--and at any moment--what befalls one, can befall anyone, so we must be grateful for each and every blessing, for however long G-d grants it. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
November 15, 2011
Now That's Flexible
This couch should be the poster child for flexibility.
Absolutely incredible.
It weights about 40 lbs and extends like an accordian in just about any configuration you can imagine.
One minute it's a chair, a bench, a love seat, a couch--it's straight, curvy, a circle--it's short, it's long--whatever you want.
This is what we should aim for--whether it's with technology, leadership, or life--flexibility to meet the needs of the occasion.
Like this couch--be flexible and adaptable yet stable and reliable--and you will amaze!
August 28, 2011
Best High-Tech Looking Couch
It's called the Retro-Alien Couch by 27 year old, artist Igor Chak.
The couch is made of leather and designed and manufactured in Los Angeles, CA.
The website says that you can customize it--and I'd like mine with first-person shooter lasers and remote control that electronically rise out of of the armrests. (Zoom, Zoom!)
This couch so reminds me of the video game, Space Invaders, which I played on Atari as a kid my friends in Riverdale, NY.
In terms of it's high-tech look and it's retro video game feel--this couch is completely awesome!
Another favorite Atari game was Missile Command, how about some coffee tables to match? ;-)
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