Remember the contest "People at Work"?

[Mira]

If we had another one I might consider this photo, that's how things look at my house today.

(My new bathroom to be, bathtub removed and gutted --will post a photo of it when it's all done :))

[Mz Pip]

1. I remember

It was my honor (or horror) to host. Nearly had a nervous breakdown when DU went down in the middle of my posting the prelim round and I thought it was my fault. :rofl:

There were lots of memorable shots in that one. And someone in GD complained there weren't enough women in the photos.

Good times. Good times.

[Celebration]

2. Yes I remember that contest!!

One thing I remember about it is that you submitted a photo of a woman at a sewing machine. She had some sort of religious headgear on (Muslim?) and had light shining over her shoulder. It was a nice photo.

There were tons of other good photos in that contest. There was a female cop on a horse in New York. There were several women working in a cotton processing plant in my photo.

But, oh, did we get in trouble by someone for only having one woman represented in the photos :wtf: She didn't bother to look at the photos, obviously.

We also got in trouble because there was a butcher with a goat hanging on a hook!!

I only somewhat sympathized with the latter (who said she was vegan and we should have a vegan warning on the thread) and none at all with the supposed feminist.

I'm not sure we have had any issues with photos submitted since then. I was a bit angry over it.

As for your photo, I love it! I think it is great that you are getting a new bathroom, too. I hope it has a fancy big new soaker tub for you. The colors in this are great, especially the blue.

[Mira]

3. Thanks for the memories. All of it is still well remembered by me,

including your photo.
I won't tell about my bath til I post a photo of it finished.
It might surprise you.
I like how there is light shining in the basement (my work shop), i.e. the blue. It's light reflected on the heat ducts.

[CC]

4. Looks like things are moving

along. I see my future in that photo.:scared: Though only a crawl space under the bathroom that needs done and not replacing the tub/shower.

I already have a walk in shower and would suggest anyone that can have one. It was the only safe way for me to get a real shower while both feet were broken. I could use a bath chair to sit on and keep the foot I could not get wet for a few weeks out of the water safely. My mom now has a walk in shower that really helps with her arthritis in her knees. It was getting painful/dangerous for her to step over the side of the tub in a tub-shower combo.

[juxtaposed]

5. if I had a nickle ----- if i had time?---- At times life sucks--

I've been where he is so many times.....

[juxtaposed]

6. Mira just back! I'll try to throw some work images.. OSHA took most of them..

This is going back to film...