Tony Grist (poliphilo) wrote,
Tony Grist
poliphilo

So Much Stuff

Joe was here with Aria this morning. Aria has just begun to walk.

I said, "You can help yourself to anything except the Rowlandsons." And he said, "Bother," because the Rowlandsons are a set of plates from The English Dance of Death- in which skeletons cavort with typical members of early 19th century society- and they're very cool. In the event he took a couple of my watercolours, the 19th century clock I was given for my 21st birthday, a bound set of Man Myth and Magic from the 1970s and a North African dagger.

After Joe and Aria left Ailz and I took another boot full of things- including a wheelchair, a zimmer-frame and lots of kitchenalia- to the charity shop. 
Subscribe

  • Thwacking People Out Of Love

    Being a Quaker elder turns out to involve more than sitting in the corner looking venerable. It also involves dealing with people who bring untrained…

  • Picture Diary 92

    Picture Diary 92 1. The Lost Traveller's Dream Under the Hill (alt version) 2. Transformation 3. Cat lady 4. They have forgotten who…

  • Mudlarking, Detecting, Rambling....

    From mudlarking to metal detecting is just a tiny sideways step. And now I'm watching videos related to both. When YouTube groks that you're…

  • Post a new comment

    Error

    default userpic

    Your reply will be screened

    When you submit the form an invisible reCAPTCHA check will be performed.
    You must follow the Privacy Policy and Google Terms of use.
  • 4 comments