The prompt for today is Antimacassar.
How many ways you can find to interpret the prompt? I wonder how many of you have an antimacassar in your house? Will it bring back memories? This could be prompt an easy one for our photographers and our writers, who are quite creative, can weave words around the prompt.
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I am so proud that I actually knew this word before you used it as a prompt – I had looked it up when I was reading a Conan Doyle story, I think 🙂 Nevertheless: we don’t have one.
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I can’t remember where I read it but thought it would be a good word to use 🙂 🙂
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The last place I saw antimacassars actually being used was in China on the trains in the 1970’s. They were the old crocheted fancy kind Grandmas used to make. Guess they’ve now gone the way of “Wildroot Cream Oil, Charlie!”
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I saw some on the bus in Seoul in 2009(ish) also had pom poms around the windows. We called it the Nana bus 😀
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I was in Seoul in 2009, and saw some on my bus!
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Coincidence 🙂
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My mum loooooooves them. Although, the last time I was at her home I don’t think she had any 🙂
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You’ll find them in a drawer one day Linda, all neatly folded 🙂
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See I said you used a word a while ago that was one of my prompts ❤
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I remembered, as soon as I saw your choice 🙂
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Reading through some of the comments I just realised although we don’t call them antimacassar anymore the principle is still used in airlines with those disposable throws.
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It is an old fashioned word
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