You launched yours after carefully weighing it, studying the grip and the balance. First, a long breath on the tip, and then a swift motion of the wrist would head your creation to the sky. A little sky, well preserved within the four walls of a room.
Wow, what a striking perspective, and a cool peek around your kitchen! I'm loving the floor -- it would make an awsome quilt pattern. My brother and I loved making paper airplanes as kids, looking for that extra edge. I remember my planes taking mostly nose-dives.
Ahh, the science of paper planes. Back in the last Ice Age when I first went to university any lecturer who bored the students would be bombarded with paper planes, aka paper darts. Great pov, btw.
@taffy Thanks a lot! @featherstone26 The floors tiling has been one of the main reasons to purchase this apartment, admittedly! Thank you. @allie912 :) @golftragic Hahaha the last Ice Age! In my first years at the uni, too, there were some flying paper planes during certain classes! The worldwide circulation of thought and culture! @mikelskoog Thank you very much!
@pdulis too true! lol @blueberry1222 I don’t know how they are called: it’s marble grit mixed with cement and color. Here in the kitchen they are tiles, in the other rooms it was poured directly on the floor filling the designs demarcated with mosaic-like stones
@moonbi Thank you so much, too kind of you! @leonbuys83 Reflections, on the floors and on the furniture, are one asset in our house. Thank you so much! @cocobella Well, not exactly, the ceilings are only 3,40 m. But the wild wide angle perspective helps quite a bit! Thank you! @golftragic Indeed! ;)
@featherstone26 The floors tiling has been one of the main reasons to purchase this apartment, admittedly! Thank you.
@allie912 :)
@golftragic Hahaha the last Ice Age! In my first years at the uni, too, there were some flying paper planes during certain classes! The worldwide circulation of thought and culture!
@mikelskoog Thank you very much!
@blueberry1222 I don’t know how they are called: it’s marble grit mixed with cement and color. Here in the kitchen they are tiles, in the other rooms it was poured directly on the floor filling the designs demarcated with mosaic-like stones
@leonbuys83 Reflections, on the floors and on the furniture, are one asset in our house. Thank you so much!
@cocobella Well, not exactly, the ceilings are only 3,40 m. But the wild wide angle perspective helps quite a bit! Thank you!
@golftragic Indeed! ;)