Your Elegant House

I was utterly speechless as I walked into the store of Antique Jewelry Chicago. I was assigned a PowerPoint on different types of Architectural Artifacts to present to my class, so my mother suggested to me to go to an authentic store to learn information for my assignment . When I went to the library I didn’t find what I was looking for, so when I went to this Antique Art Chicago store, I purchased a camera to take pictures of all of the Antique Chairs. I really got some great pictures . One photograph was a statue of a man holding a golden apple; I assume it was thought as a Architectural Artifacts. That must be a unique feature in Greek mythology. As I looked around the tiny but packed room, colors were soaring all around me, and when I would rotate left, something on the right would divert me. I didn’t know where to turn or where to start looking, because everything was purely beautiful and I appreciated all of the paintings I saw. Soon afterwards the only things I saw was the blinding flashes of my camera. I saved all of the pictures I took onto the laptop computer, and from there I put it on my PowerPoint. My class loved my assignment when it was shown to the class , and even better, my instructor gave me an A+ for effort, artistic quality , Antique Beds, and presentation. That was the most fun assignment I have ever participated in for school!
One morning I was leisurely walking down the streets, just walking aimlessly and taking in all the fresh air and the attractions of that beautiful day. While I was not very far away from my own home, a sign attracted my attention from across the street. It was big and red, and if that was not what attracted my attention, the actual name of the store sure did. It was called, “All Amazing and Astounding Antique Art Chicago.” The only thing that I could think of then was ‘great use of alliteration!’ Wow. I had no choice but to cross the road and stroll in; at least look around a tad . When I walked into the store I was really astonished. The Antique Chairs there was a sight to behold, everything was beautiful and captivating. Thoughts spinning around my head were ‘my husband is going to be so mad at me; he is not going to appreciate it.’ I mean, clearly , which husband would enjoy their wife spending literally thousands of dollars just to acquire Architectural Artifacts and Antique Chairs? That was exactly what I did, and in the end of our quarrel I convinced my husband that he too has things to gain out of my procurement . After all, doesn’t everybody need some place to eat and places to sit? My motto has always been, “out with the old and in with the new.”
Every year in the fall time there is an art demonstration. I am not really talented in anything that has to do with art, but what I am talented in is looking and shopping. I love going to those shows! In three days is the Antique Art Chicago show and I wouldn’t miss it for the world. I even skipped school for that, and when the day came I made sure to dress warmly because it was a chilly day outside, and I definitely made sure to carry lots of money. So I was walking down the road that was blocked off for the show, and something sparkly attracted my eye. I walked over to the stand and there was an old woman there selling Architectural Artifacts. There was a gorgeous rock there called cadmium, and when I glanced at the tag for it something clicked in my memory. I remember learning about that stone in school, it was golden and it was a kind of metal used as ink for tattooing. I also made an impulse purchase of Antique Chairs I bought it to show my illustrator the next day, because I literally couldn’t keep my eyes of it and I knew that my instructor would give me extra credit for bringing it in. I could constantly use that!