This color image seemed to want to be edited to black and white. I pulled over to the curb to catch it through the car windshield so that’s a bit of a filter already.


This color image seemed to want to be edited to black and white. I pulled over to the curb to catch it through the car windshield so that’s a bit of a filter already.





I was on my way to meet a friend for lunch in the Shadyside neighborhood. I’d parked on Elmer Street and walked up Urn Way.
Look what I found on my way to Walnut Street.




























I’m not intending to turn this blog into abandoned furniture daily in the world. Seriously. There’s a lot of it out there, though. I bet you notice it too. Think of me.
Don’t want readers to look and respond “ho hum, it’s trash.” Again.
But you know I had to pull over to the curb when I saw this wee wing chair



Two discards in a week. One in Columbus Ohio but this one was right in my neighborhood. A couple of daily blog followers alerted me via text to the location of this upended couch. I walked to the spot, shot a few photos. It was 26 degrees outside so I didn’t linger. I loved that they saw abandoned furniture and thought of me.

Look what Charlie spotted today.
He said to his mom that I’d love this!
Laura took the photo but Charlie found the abandoned furniture and he thought of me. A team effort.
I really appreciate the contribution to the blog today cause am feeling a strong lag from the six hour time difference.
