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Chocolate Grommet Top Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtain 63" Length 1 Pair - GT

Bring warmth and style to your home with high-quality insulated Blackout window curtain pair. The grommet top adds a modern touch and provides energy efficient comfort. It features innovative fabric construction. Compare to the other curtains, our product is extremely SOFT and DRAPERY. The sophisticated designs allow you to decorate your windows with great styles. NEVER compare our Blackout Curtains with those cheap ones that are stiff and looks like a shower curtain. Blackout is perfect for : Late sleepers Shift workers Seniors Infants & parents Students Computer operators Care instruction : -Machine wash warm with like colors. -Use only non-chlorine bleach when needed. -Tumble dry low. -Warm iron as needed

Domestic violence shocks us for a number of understandable reasons. Not least because the home, usually a place of shelter and love, becomes cruelly violated, turned into a site of moral disaster by its touch. And as familiar as I have become with the raw and uncensored evidence of wrongdoing the archive is so full of, I nonetheless continue to be startled whenever I discover an image relating to an assault or homicide in a bedroom. The bedroom normally speaking is a place to shrug off the troubles of the world, to sleep, dream, rest and make love: a setting where our truest, least-guarded, most vulnerable selves desire to dwell in a situation of complete security.

There are few things more ‘loaded’ in their evocation of love gone wrong, or more suggestive of jealousy, rage, and revenge brutally enacted, than the copiously bloodstained sheets and pillowcases of a recently occupied double bed.

If we look closely at the image above, there are traces to be found of the bedroom’s recent inhabitants, a male and female couple. Draped across the metal bed-head several articles of female apparel, underclothes, a ‘slip’, and a zippered dress. While just beyond it, next to the doorway onto the covered verandah, we find a male army uniform – a dangling tunic with corporal’s stripes and a pair of trousers. To the left of the bed, more clothes, and what look’s like a small traveling case.

What has happened here? The image is not dated and lacks documentation. With the true facts yet to be determined, the urge to supply narrative, to surmise and speculate takes hold. It’s the 1940s … wartime Sydney, a soldier comes home … he’s been ‘celebrating’ … perhaps he’s drunk as a skunk … in the privacy of the bedroom with his lover, his wife or his ‘pick-up’ for the night, an argument occurs – it starts off slowly, but mounts in intensity, there’s accusation, blame, justification and retort – a struggle involving a blunt object followed by a hideous explosion, and then finally this: the mutely accusatory aftermath in chilling black and white.
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one for 24 hours of flickr. i thought this would be more appropriate for it.

this is what i see when i wake up in the morning and before going to bed at night...my bedroom ceiling! lol!

i took this with the nikkor 10.5 fisheye lens. i made notes to give you a virtual tour! check out the the chandelier in the middle, the lamps on my side, the angels on my head, the clock and the armoir topped with little bird cages and elephants from thailand at my feet...this is my heaven!

have a wonderful week!