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Look At All The Happy Creatures and I got to chapter 44 titled Ikebana For The Mind.
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Was it something to do with Swedish furniture arranging, or what?"
When I started reading the first paragraph -
"Clyde stood in a small studio,tucked away amid a maze of corridors, far removed from areas of the Network that the resistance had breached. There was only one camera and minimal staff..."
I thought "Oh, it is about IKEA."
But, no, IKEBANA is the art of Japanese flower arranging, not the Swedish art of furniture arranging, to my astonishment.
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"It was as if their anticipation was drawing them inside the box."
and I wasn't so sure;-)
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I believe that the above song Money, Money, Money was originally going to be called,"The IKEA Co-workers Lament"?- )
Funny. I think I'm one of the few who have never been into an Ikea store. As for meat balls and hot dogs; not my nutrition of choice being a vegetarian even if done the Ikea 'deliciously trendy' way. Nothing against the Swedish, I'm sure I've got Abba Gold somewhere.
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Delete"As for meat balls and hot dogs; not my nutrition of choice..."
I'm not a vegetarian,but I'm not a fan of either of those foods,especially not from IKEA.
I remember the excitement in NZ in the early noughties when there was a chance that IKEA might open a shop there. Don't know if it ever happened in the end. I love that picture about the 'maze'. I don't go to IKEA much, but when I do, I always have to go the end and then retrace my steps back to somewhere near the start to find the code for the thing I was after. Keeps you fit!
ReplyDeleteThere is still no IKEA in New Zealand,to my knowledge as yet.And I know what you mean only too well about not being able to find a way out of the IKEA maze.-)
DeleteThis is great. I love the IKEA arrangement connections.
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