VP operates a fine blog in Livorno, Italy, that shows benches from around the world. And Malyss in Nice, France, has a second fine blog about benches. This is a bench that I saw on a college campus in Providence, Rhode Island, at the end of May.
Wouldn't you love to have the Rheta Martin Chair of Applied Relaxation named after you? If your name were Rheta Martin, of course.
"applied relaxation" seems to be a contradiction. Lovely old bench, tho.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link and for the thought! I've posted so much benches since 5 years that I think I'd deserve one with my name! :o)
ReplyDeletethis one is very pretty , indeed!
Oh, yes, Jack. I certainly would like that. And I certainly do like your post today.
ReplyDeleteI love it! That is a study I could really get into.
ReplyDeleteI love benches and the variety there is of them everywhere! Fun shot for the day and I'm looking forward to more! Hope you have a great July 4th, Jack! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSounds like too much hard work Jack.. Have a wonderful Fourth of July, RELAX :)
ReplyDeleteNice one, Jack!
ReplyDeleteToday is benches day ;-)
I love it, Jack!
ReplyDeleteGreat find! My name is not Rheta Martin, but I would like to post this gorgeous bench on aBoB!
ReplyDeleteApplied relaxation is the best applied academic field yet! Too bad my name's not Rheta Martin.
ReplyDeleteI prefer my name but I love the bench and I love contributing to VP's blog!
ReplyDeleteI could definitely do with some relaxation! Great find Jack.
ReplyDeletePS: Love your new profile pic. The hat is snazzy!
Looks very comfortable.
ReplyDeleteI am sure VP will jump on this one.
ReplyDeleteI hope it's as comfortable as it looks.
ReplyDeleteI bet I will see this bench again soon! :-)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. I would happily practise applying relaxation right there.
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