Phil The Squirrel Man came yesterday to clear the loft of visitors : hopefully they will have taken the hint and relocated up a tree somewhere. Dave The Shower Man came and re-sealed the shower tray : hopefully eradicating the impromptu kitchen ceiling shower. John The Cable Man is due any minute to reconfigure the cable TV and Wifi service. And Alan The Editor Man is still slaving away trying to juggle hundreds of sepia photographs into a reasonably meaningful volume. There is just time to look back on my 65 years and contemplate what changes I would make if I had to start my life from the beginning again.
There is something strangely comforting about beer-mats. It's the texture of them. Works of art soaking up the stuff of life.
Been to Oktoberfest in Munich and also in SF when I lived in the area; don't think the Americans really get it.
ReplyDeleteYes, they do, all those minor, but important moments we often let slip by in life unnoticed!
ReplyDeleteWhat were number 36 and below? I find beer mats interesting too...like matchbooks. I collected them for awhile. Now who gives away matchbooks anymore..but Beer Mats..they are still plentiful.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you are a doorman for repairmen :)
...and each one of those beer mats has a story in it!
ReplyDeleteI admire people who know how to get a job done merely by picking up the phone; thus saving the best for himself.
ReplyDeleteWonderful design. But aren't beer mats usually a bit squarer than that?
ReplyDeleteMy coffee cup rests on a coaster of Black Sheep Best Bitter.
ReplyDeleteI love beer mats. Yes, there's something about the texture...
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