Montag, 9. November 2009

Mauerfall

Today I visited my son for our project with the chairs. First he told me that it would be too hard for him and that he hasn't got the right tools. But I told him he would be able and ...









... now I have four OOAK-chairs - everyone is a bit different. but I love them much more than the one I could have bought from reac.
My chairs can tell a story of a nice evening with my son at the day of "Mauerfall". He presented me a lamp which imitates sunlight (95 % like real sunlight), for making fotos in the evening, but I think I will not be able to work on my minis tonight, because my eyes are allways full of tears, when I watch tv. And so it was 20 years ago. I remember this time with watching tv and cry, cry, cry....
So good to cry because of beeing touched.
The chairs can wait - I will make the seats in the next days.
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10 Kommentare:

  1. VictoriaMontag, 9. November 2009 um 20:05:00 MEZ

    I think that's a great beginning for the chairs. I'd love to have that lamp too, I have them only in the kitchen now:) which is not the great place for taking photos.

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  2. pueppilottchens-spielzeug-blogMontag, 9. November 2009 um 20:14:00 MEZ

    ja, weinen vor rührung :) mir passiert das auch immer wieder! ich habe heute auch schon andauernd einen kleinen kloß im hals, weil die geschichte so präsent ist.

    deine kleinen stuhl-rohlinge sind ja knuffig! hat dein sohn ja klasse hingekriegt.

    so, jetzt kommt im fernsehen gleich der symbolische mauerfall - ich muß aufpassen!!!

    lg, nicola

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  3. PubdollDienstag, 10. November 2009 um 00:40:00 MEZ

    I love how the chairs have turned out so far,
    you have a really talented son!
    And I agree, being able to be touched is nice, especially when it's because of something as fantastic and mind blowing as the fall of the Berlin wall was!

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  4. kathiDienstag, 10. November 2009 um 01:50:00 MEZ

    So nice to hear that your son is helping you with your chairs. He is doing a wonderful job! They look great!

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  5. PetraDienstag, 10. November 2009 um 05:50:00 MEZ

    Russia, Germany, Norway, USA - thank you all for sharing my enthusiasm for my son's skills and this wonderful evening!!!!

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  6. dalesdreamsDienstag, 10. November 2009 um 06:37:00 MEZ

    That is so cool, you have a good son. :)

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  7. PetraDienstag, 10. November 2009 um 12:00:00 MEZ

    thank you dale, i hope that the white seats will be okay too.

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  8. DollMumMittwoch, 11. November 2009 um 01:38:00 MEZ

    The chairs look great. And I agree - The Berlin Wall coming down 20 years ago was truly wonderful, and it is great that it has been celebrated at the anniversary.

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  9. AnonymDonnerstag, 12. November 2009 um 04:12:00 MEZ

    Isn't it wonderful to work together with your son on a common project. Such a nice way to spend the evening. Once our children grow up it is hard to find a common interest as they are always so busy with their own lives. The chairs are going to mean something special to you.

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  10. PetraDonnerstag, 12. November 2009 um 18:34:00 MEZ

    Hi Doreen,
    first: I love your little Brandy, it is a really sweet puppy.
    I like to have my childrens near now after living a few years in another country and see them only a few times a year. now I see my daughter every day, because she is my workmate. And my son lives a few minutes from my home, so I can visit him on my way home from work, if I need help or he wants to try a new meal. We all in our familiy like to cook.
    I'm looking forward to the weekend, when I'll have the time to make the seats of the chairs.
    Regards to you and Brandy.

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