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Fly Away

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Love the color on both walls.
Debbie
Mon 12-19-2011
Far better than that Pepto pink !!
ferdy
Mon 12-19-2011
the colors in this place are interesting choices
cat nurse
Tue 12-20-2011
Its good to see green for a change! Thats an old sink!
jackieB
Wed 12-21-2011
don't get the name of the pitcher :(
bobo miller
Fri 12-23-2011
neither do I, bobo, perhaps the crack in the wall going up up and away?
caroline
Sat 12-24-2011
Where is the soap dispenser???
George
Wed 12-28-2011
i think the name of this picture pertains to the towel rails on each side of the sink, they look a bit like wings....
bat-wing-soup
Thu 12-29-2011
It's the shadow on the right of the sink that looks like a translucent wing in motion--imagine one on the left too and the sink could be ready to take off.
Demilune
Fri 12-30-2011
Love the shadow like its a wing! Very cool
LSully
Thu 03-01-2012
These colors are classic mental health colors. The jail that I worked at used these colors until 2010. Pinks were thought to be calming, Greens were for those with hard-core mental issues and Blues were thought to help those with mental retardation. FYI, Reds and Yellows, were thought to be very agitating. This was all de-bunked in the 1990's.
Uncle Steve, NH, USA
Thu 03-22-2012

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