NoNoNoNo: #s 1 - 14

[mojosmom]

I don't know if I'll manage 50, but here's 14.



Trees in the city:


Go to the left:


Teens park, and explore:


Christmas wreath:


Pigeons:


Bicycle:


Dog waiting (poor dog - the owner was inside having fun, and he had to sit out on the sidewalk):


DJ's hat:


Scribe's hands:


Preparing the veggie lasagna:


"Lisa is on vacation":


My china cabinet (it's built-in):


Wine:


My refrigerator door (I recommend going to the largest size to really see everything in detail):

Comments

[madame-urushiol.livejournal.com]

You have the most awesome refrigerator magnets! That's one of my favorite things about my new 'Cleansteel' refrigerator--it allows magnets! (The real stainless one I had before didn't.)

[kencf0618.livejournal.com]

What is NoNoNoNo? When I googled it, I found, among other things, a bizarre and disturbing 1957 government film clip of a cat on LSD.

[mojosmom.livejournal.com]

It's technically NoNaNoWriNoNoMo: "Non-National Not Writing a Novel Non-Month", a photographic response to Na(tional)No(vel)Wri(ting)Mo(nth), but is shortened to NoNoNoNo. The idea is to post 50 images in 30 days, with the emphasis on quantity, not quality.

I learned about it from Madame_Urushiol a few years ago. It's great fun, but I'm way behind this year because my camera broke toward the end of October and was in the shop until last week.

[kencf0618.livejournal.com]

What a clever knock-off!

One good fridge deserves another:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kencf0618/4146042260/

[fancyhorse.livejournal.com]

Very nice set of photos! I like seeing Chicago through your eyes. And your wit - the "teens park" signs, the secretary's chair, and your fridge magnets.

[greedyreader.livejournal.com]

Poor Lisa. She must get a lot of grief. :)

[islandmomma.livejournal.com]

thanks for sharing your city - you know, I actually feel as if I have been there, just from reading what you write and seeing your pictures!

I love your 'fridge magnets! I have a thing about them too!

[appleshoelace.livejournal.com]

Your fridge is left handed. Or are they all that way around in the US?

[mojosmom.livejournal.com]

When you buy a fridge here, you can choose which way you want the door to open. Mine was with the apartment when I bought it, so I didn't choose, but it makes sense with the way my kitchen is laid out. The kitchen is a narrow rectangle, with fridge and counter space on one side, and dishwasher, sink and stove on the other - what we call a "galley kitchen". So if the door opened the other way, it would block access to the rest of the kitchen.

[appleshoelace.livejournal.com]

Ah - that would be handy, to be able to choose. They are generally right-handed in the UK, at least the ones I've observed. When I bought mine I did not have a choice to make it left handed.