Reflections of a working writer and reader
The trouble is lack of concentration. Your desire - energy is being wasted away in minor skirmishes with the world. The intelligence in the poems, as a result, scatters among too many objects, and none of them come alive. A word or a phrase in a poem can only live through your energy. To get it into the world, the energy has to be withdrawn from the world. It's a hard choice. Robert Bly
Designer Sallie Trout built her shelves in an inaccessible stairwell which she reaches by a bosun’s chair. The chair is fastened to a chain hoist hanging from the ceiling.
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Love it! I want one of them.
Great use of space! I don’t understand though how she gets up and down on the chain?
Wow! this is really nice. I like this style of placing bookshelves and also the hanging chair. Thanks for sharing this great idea. I will certainly try this in my home. The girl sitting in the hanging chair looks very comfortable while reading. I like also to try as I do have too many books. I am having problems in organizing them in a small room.
this is really interesting and I would definitely recommend this post. I find it funny and at the same time entertaining. It can easily be a new way to exercise yourself lolz. thanks for posting this one John.
That is really cool. I love the fact that it is mobile and accessible at the same time. Where can I get one?
Interesting concept …. wonder if there is a weight restriction on the bosun chair and chain ….
I have seen one of these before at a job site in cali, so I had one built for my wife!
Having read this I believed it was extremely enlightening.
I appreciate you spending some time and effort to
put this information together. I once again find myself spending a lot of
time both reading and commenting. But so what, it was still worthwhile!