Oct
30
2009
fin·i·al
Pronunciation: \ˈfi-nē-əl\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from final, finial final
Date: 15th century
A. The word used to announce to end of a movie during the golden age of Roman cinema.

B. An ornamental end piece at the end of an architectural or decorative post.

C. A hole drilled through a door or drawer front through which the knob attached

First correct answer wins a prize from Motise & Tenon custom furniture. DON’T CHEAT (remember Pinocchio)
definitions courtesy of merrium webster
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Oct
28
2009
For the next few months, orange is the queen in nature, foods,
fashion, and deservedly so. Dramatic and bold, but not as stuck-up or
intense as her drama queen sister Red. Bright and uplifting, but not
as cloyingly happy or spunky as her cousin Yellow. Orange is…
shagalicious & fresh
courtesy of Leeaison House of
Dreams Showcase
crisp, clean, and bold

funny and easy going
From Design Museum in Paris.Photo by loungerie
sexy, but oh so smart
Toni Loppnow actor
breathtaking
courtesy Flickr
send us what’s orange to you
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