I thought I was obsessed with the past.

Here is a you-tube video of one of the most amazing things that
somebody has done in their basement. He has created a street scene
with interiors of a main street of a small town circa.1895-1900. He
has made everything himself, and then filled it with many of his and
his wife's collections of items that interest them, or are of a family
heirloom nature. Take a trip back in time and be amazed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=DmrCuaZRO7A

John

I really liked this. Just think how much fun he's had all these years.

Steven
Alaska


"John" wrote in message
...
Here is a you-tube video of one of the most amazing things that
somebody has done in their basement. He has created a street scene
with interiors of a main street of a small town circa.1895-1900. He
has made everything himself, and then filled it with many of his and
his wife's collections of items that interest them, or are of a family
heirloom nature. Take a trip back in time and be amazed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=DmrCuaZRO7A

John

That's pretty astonishing! Do I detect a note of project envy?
Roberta in D

On Tue, 18 Jan 2011 15:49:33 -0800 (PST), John
wrote:

Here is a you-tube video of one of the most amazing things that
somebody has done in their basement. He has created a street scene
with interiors of a main street of a small town circa.1895-1900. He
has made everything himself, and then filled it with many of his and
his wife's collections of items that interest them, or are of a family
heirloom nature. Take a trip back in time and be amazed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=DmrCuaZRO7A

John

On Jan 19, 10:47*am, Roberta Roberta@Home wrote:
That's pretty astonishing! Do I detect a note of project envy?
Roberta in D

On Tue, 18 Jan 2011 15:49:33 -0800 (PST), John



wrote:
Here is a you-tube video of one of the most amazing things that
somebody has done in their basement. He has created a street scene
with interiors of a main street of a small town circa.1895-1900. He
has made everything himself, and then filled it with many of his and
his wife's collections of items that interest them, or are of a family
heirloom nature. Take a trip back in time and be amazed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=DmrCuaZRO7A

John

He has too big of a head start on me. But it would be fun to create
your own alternative universe. That part I like.
John

On 18/01/2011 6:49 PM, John wrote:
Here is a you-tube video of one of the most amazing things that
somebody has done in their basement. He has created a street scene
with interiors of a main street of a small town circa.1895-1900. He
has made everything himself, and then filled it with many of his and
his wife's collections of items that interest them, or are of a family
heirloom nature. Take a trip back in time and be amazed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=DmrCuaZRO7A

John
nice!!

Great, John!! Thanks. Mike Rowe & I attended the same school. Just not at
the same time.

Nana


"John" wrote in message
...
Here is a you-tube video of one of the most amazing things that
somebody has done in their basement. He has created a street scene
with interiors of a main street of a small town circa.1895-1900. He
has made everything himself, and then filled it with many of his and
his wife's collections of items that interest them, or are of a family
heirloom nature. Take a trip back in time and be amazed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=DmrCuaZRO7A

John

thanks, John, that was inspiring! Now i reeeealy want Diagon Alley in
my basement!! maybe i could hire this guy? =)

Howdy!

The man has his own dollhouse.

Girls play w/ dolls,
boy have Action Figures.

Women have dollhouses,
this man has A Village Street in the basement.

Fabric in the General Store, yarn in the Millinery Shop;
needs a real quilt shop; he can store the Christmas
decorations behind that. G

R/Sandy - I have that lamp sitting on the checkers board ...


On 1/18/11 5:49 PM, in article
, "John"
wrote:

Here is a you-tube video of one of the most amazing things that
somebody has done in their basement. He has created a street scene
with interiors of a main street of a small town circa.1895-1900. He
has made everything himself, and then filled it with many of his and
his wife's collections of items that interest them, or are of a family
heirloom nature. Take a trip back in time and be amazed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=DmrCuaZRO7A

John

Oh Yes Amy! That would be so cool! I'm trying to get through Harry Potter
7. I just don't have the time to sit and read like I want too. First one
I've read.

Steven
Alaska


"amy in SoCal" wrote in message
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thanks, John, that was inspiring! Now i reeeealy want Diagon Alley in
my basement!! maybe i could hire this guy? =)

You are reading book 7, the first one you've read????

How can you start with book SEVEN ???

I started with book one, on a plane, leaving Salt Lake City. I bought
book 2 as soon as I got home, my other half read book one and was
waiting for me to finish book 2, then we were both waiting for book 3
to be finished, and book 4, and book 5, and for book 6 we were at the
book store waiting for midnight to get our book with the other kids,
the same for book 7.....

Now I must say that we are both "older" and we have the books in hard
and soft cover, audio books and the movies, and waiting again for the
two parts on the book 7 movie....

The greatest thing about Harry Potter is that kids are/were reading!!!
BOOKS with more than 100 pages!!!

Can you believe that some people wouldn't let their children read
them???

Bonnie, in Middletown, VA

Oh Yes Amy! That would be so cool! I'm trying to get through Harry Potter
7. I just don't have the time to sit and read like I want too. First one
I've read.

Steven
Alaska