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Our solarium is similarly furnished, in a lot of ways.
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I was coming up with a hypothetical use for the space in light of claims that it has no use. I am not saying in certainty that its use is one thing or another--just that you get nowhere by judging the usefulness of a living space without knowing its intendeed use.
Our solarium is similarly furnished, in a lot of ways.
If you weren't praising his choice, Foo would point out that these are all impermissible, subjective evaluations.
Our solarium is similarly furnished, in a lot of ways.
Tales of your house continue to mystify me. I am not sure if it is a slice of heaven or a slice of Dr. Kaligari's.
I don't know how accurate the pictures are from a few years back of Matt's place compared to today, but it looks pretty awesome to me.
I dress very normal. Although I have on light shoes today, whcih is not so normal
Living spaces should be personalized, no? Matt needs a space that functions as a solarium. I'll be honest: I am not 100% sure what that even is. It sounds like where you go to tan yourself or study the sun, but neither sound right in Matt's case. The point is, Matt's apartment is arranged and designed such as to serve his individual needs. You could not judge it without respect to whether those needs are met, and thus, first knowing those needs.