the 3 R's

tiny truck house.

tiny house truck.

truck tiny house.

this.

came to town.

 link to maker who came to town, Alex Eaves.

 & link to the other maker guy, Deek Diedricksen.

fan favorites (mine): Lincoln Log door handle; Lobster Pot sink; & desk leg made from "branch found on ground" (that's pretty specific)

tiny house, part 1

tiny house, part 2

(yes...it's THAT big)

you're welcome

very nice chair art

double decker beds

door handle inside the loo

i love the lobster pot sink

hearthside

Lincoln Log door handle, oh my!

Evel Knievel has an eye on you

so, this tiny house truck was visiting the ever-fun
Reconsidered Goods locale
(that cool nonprofit started by Paige & Martha)

entrez vous

 pan to the sink

still life: The Sink

all eyes on you

art takes guts

i should take them up on this

RG i see

made in Greensboro

treasure chest

 buy in bulk or go home

(not really)

 revenge of the cassette tapes

somewhere under the rainbow

great danes are watching you

Reduce

Reuse

Recycle.

those.

4th R: Reconsidered

games we play

both boys home = games to play!

Mastermind (a fave from my childhood)

FaceTime with Nana&Grandpa, who are snowbirds for two weeks

a modest spread for just 4

a lil frisbee-football

pose 1, with leaf accents

alternate pose with minor hijinks

life of a 4th floor RA, scene 1

life of a 4th floor RA, scene 2

door bling

requisite bulletin board

checking out pool cues, etc.

the RA crew

my favorite one

used to be a hotel ... used to be a restaurant

howling wolves at the MerryMonk lounge

Joseph telling his mom how to line up a shot

i think it worked

 Mike pointing out potential shots

the hottest lounge on campus

i'm sure it went in

i'm sure it went in

parent hangout while kids played more pool

in between the family photo shoot and the pool shoot,

we visited Mike's family in Henderson for a day-after

Thanksgiving feast, too!

gobble.gobble

chapelchillday

decided to meander through our old haunts

on the way to picking up youngest

for turkey break.

we actually have no mutual unc memories,

as we met after we'd both left.

& so much has changed on franklin street...

though the campus looks much the same.

a couple of friendly octopuses greeted us

along rosemary street, though.

 & the weather was fall-perfect!

~ as were the trees ~

 we ate at a great Mediterranean restaurant

that was not there back in the day.

 & admired more yellow leaves on trees

yellow leaves in wind

sign remains although the business is gone

a place i never went

 stopped at the Ackland Art Museum

for a concert of Japanese music & art

 enjoyed feeling like a baby bird for a bit

 then on towards campus

 blackbirds in tree

Davey Poplar still stands

Davey Poplar, burned at base

the Wilson Library often has interesting small displays

this one was of costumes created over the years

for Playmaker's Theatre

guess where we are?

 small exhibition on items donated to the university

pretty much how i did it my first semester, back in 1987. then it went to high-tech telephone drop/add.

spied in the basement window of Phillips Hall

the location of my favorite hangout, Columbia Street Bakery

& then we hung out on Ninth Street (in Blue Devil Land)

waiting for the youngest to arrive back to NCSSM from Model UN

and come home for his Thanksgiving Break!