With thanks to Rick for prompting a re-title!
[If you don’t know the reference, you’re probably too young!]
Now that the tree is fully decorated: a “blown glass” ornament. Don't know when or where we got this one, but Clare will, no doubt, remember! The reflections in all of the curved surfaces of the ornament do reflect the various features of the living room…
I posted an image of this same ornament two years ago tomorrow — http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-12-22 — but I was clearly going for different things today than I was two years ago — I find that rather interesting!
Note 1. I used a tripod to steady the camera for the 0.2" exposure.
Note 2. This ornament broke when we took down the ornaments. Bummer, but that's the risk when you get things out and actually use them!
Retired economics professor (“dismal scientist”). Married 40+ years to the love of my life; we have two grown daughters, both married, two granddaughters and a...
I knew instantly what Frah gee lay was! Major award! Major award! I love that movie. I did not see it at all this year. sigh. Maybe I can find it on marathon on TV today. They usually do that. I love this pic! It is great viewed large. I am now off to see your "other years'" pics! Merry Christmas, Thom!
Okay, I must confess. before I went to see your "golden oldie" pics,I searched for A Christmas Story and there it is! Free! So I am now watching it! I am so glad I saw your Frah gee lay post!
December 26th, 2013
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