Well it's decorated any ways. Not sure by whom. At least they have an air hockey table.
4302 Colony West Dr, Richmond, TX 77406 - HAR.com
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Well it's decorated any ways. Not sure by whom. At least they have an air hockey table.
4302 Colony West Dr, Richmond, TX 77406 - HAR.com
Dear heavens! I'm glad I'm not the one who has to pack up all that dreck!
Oh my. :) I did see a couple of nice looking quilts.
I had to stop looking. The mannequins were freaking me out. Can you imagine getting up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night? Or get a snack in the kitchen? What's with the guy sitting in the chair? Oof.
OMG. The mannequins. The doll heads. The crap EVERYWHERE. The realtor must be dying inside. Staging!
The mannequins are freaking me out! And I thought I was a collector. Have to show this to DH and tell him he needs to be thankful I'm not like that.
What about the mannequin hanging from the ceiling? Oh man!
A bit eccentric if you asked me.
I'm sorry, and I don't want to offend anyone. I mean, I've lived in TX and I have dear, sweet family members who are Texans, and I promise to always remember the Alamo and all of that. But, that house is so Texas. I mean, enough is never enough. Taste is sorta optional in some places.
I'll tell you a little story. I have a friend who is a plastic surgeon. Prince of a guy. Makes bunches of money doing cosmetic stuff and then will do heroic, limb-saving, microvascular surgeries on other people for free. Very nice guy. He does the best, most artistic and aesthtetically beautiful breast augmentations you've ever seen (uh, not that you'd know you're seeing augmented breasts or anything...)
Anyhow, a "normal" augmentation usually involves giving someone who is on the deficient side of the spectrum a nice all-American C-cup. He says that the state of the union where, per capita, the largest number of the extra EXTRA large implants are sold is TEXAS.
Big hair, big bling, big... uh... houses.