This is my 1,000th post on The Sticky Egg.
That’s 1,000 blog entries in 1,000 consecutive days. No sick days. No holidays. No weekends.
As the Dowager Countess would say, “What is a weekend?”
I started the blog 1,000 days ago to give myself the opportunity to write for fun. I added the daily deadline to make sure I actually did it…and that was very motivating.
At first.
Now it’s the folks who share their comments — and the readers brave enough to actually subscribe — who inspire me to come up with my brand of foolishness every day.
So, thanks for sticking with The Egg. Hope to see you here for at least a thousand more!
See thru
People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. Or pick their noses or walk around naked…or watch Swamp People on the History Channel.
No one should watch that.
This ‘transparent house’ is located in Tokyo. Designed by Sou Fujimoto architects, the multi-level structure occupies 914 square feet and features lots of ramps and cool built-ins.
And glass walls.
The Internet has prepared us for that, right?
Personally, I would be more concerned about the light. Unless the photos are hiding retractable awnings or shades, the sun would be your almost constant companion.
So. Much. Light.
The vampire in me says no.
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