An odd quirk of the Lexington place was this mirror, which was hanging on the outside of the largest bedroom’s door, facing into the living area. This meant that anyone sitting on the left-most side of the sofa had a view of the goings-on at the foot of the bed, if the door was open. Holden noticed this (to his delight) while he was relaxing in front of the TV when I went to the bedroom to change clothes for dinner. Naturally, we just had to re-create the phenomenon for posterity! Hope y’all are having a lovely weekend! ~C
Best to close the door… nice recreation, btw.
Oops… left out a -. Well, good recreation too.
Yes it was, to both! 😉 Definitely had the door closed the first night, when we had another person in the place with us, but the tease was on when it was just the two of us! ~C
Now that interior designer deserves a high five!
LOL! You’ll see more of the decorator’s handiwork, in the next few posts… 😉
very nice love the cheeks
Thank you! This was a good angle, for a couple of reasons! 🙂 ~C
Since I firmly believe that your posterior should be preserved for posterity Camille, I can’t blame Holden for taking any chance he can to sneak a peek 😉 And speaking of posteriors, you might find this amusing http://www.andrewrickard.ca/2014/11/a-bottom-of-good-sense.html 🙂 x
We did find that amusing, thank you! 🙂 And I can’t blame him, either… ~C
Once again, Steve and I had similar thoughts about posteriors and posterity, so I’ll just say, “Nice ass!” lol!
LOL, you’re too kind, Dear! 🙂 ~C
I love that you used this feature to food effect. And it makes for a lovely picture 😊
Thank you, Missy! It’s a challenge to stay fresh and create unique photos, after all these years, but I’m grateful that Holden has such an eye for these opportunities! ~C
Posterior for posterity? Again with the mirror – I love it!