About susan sheldon nolen
It’s rare to catch me without coffee, a form of camera, or my beloved wire fox terriers. I love the history, the art, and it’s a massive part of my life, as I either paint, write, or get interrupted by my dogs, reminding me of the real world. I hope you enjoy your time here. It’s such a privilege to have readers.
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I was out on an early morning coffee run and the sky was amazing. The sun, what one could see of it, was waking up. I wanted to see what this sky looked like in black and white. So … Continue reading →
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This area of Seattle has some lovely Ghost Signs. Here is one for Buttnick MFG.CO. The building was created for the Brunswick Balke Colander Company whose name completely hides their product of billiards equipment. The building replaced two other building … Continue reading →
I off to Mexico for a week and hope to get some fabulous doors to share along with interesting discoveries along the way! I won’t be around this week to answer your comments, but I will answer them as soon … Continue reading →
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I love listening in to conversations. I was in Paris, in the Marias, my favourite place in Paris. Just sitting, drinking a coffee, listening in to the man in front of me conversation. What caught my eye was the man … Continue reading →
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I turned the corner on my way to a breakfast meeting and discovered this amazing door. I loved the rich purple and the gold of this art deco door in Seattle. Originally the doors were to a theatre but they … Continue reading →
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I was wandering around Pioneer Square Seattle, Occidental and Yesler area, and looked up. What a fabulous Ghost sign! Have lunch over Seas! I say there! Save me a seat. But underneath this sign is another earlier one for the … Continue reading →
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One of the things that struck me when I walked by First and Main, is I was not in the 1930’s, but I easily could have been. The line might have been longer for soup perhaps, but the same despair … Continue reading →
My editing deadline was for the 31 of January. So it was time to head out to Starbucks, find a chair or table, and just hunker down. I was down to editing the last chapter! With a week to spare … Continue reading →
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The fog makes the walk on the beach quite mysterious. It’s funny what you don’t see but the camera does. It looks like a smudge on the right hand of the photo, but that’s a seagull gliding in the … Continue reading →
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We headed out to a Shell Grotto in the seaside town of Margate, famous for the great artist Turner. A Shell Grotto? Oh, I did have a little moan. Now, I’m not a big fan of touristy things, and the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Decorating with Sea Shells, England, Kent England. English Countryside, Margate, Sea shells, Sea Stars, Seashells, Shell Caves, Shell Grotto, Shells, Turner, wonders of the world
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