Sore need for a TV
Nice built-in space, nothing to call it home. So sad.
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Empty space – No bueno!
I think a TV next to what looks like a fireplace would lood odd and doesn’t look like there is room for a 46 or 50 incher anyway.
that would make a nice place for an aquarium. Doesn’t have to be a tv I guess. Okay this is the last comment I am writing. If this doesn’t work I’m going to pound the comment system into the ground..it keeps messing up on me.
My kneejerk reaction was “bookcase,” but isn’t that just silly?! We carry entire libraries in our pockets these days!
Looks like a good place for firewood…
some books…
or a charging station…
(all the above answers could be for a Kindle 2)
I like the aquarium idea, then again my kid’s aquarium is a video of a ripped Aquarium DVD playing on a digital picture frame. At least when they forget to feed it nothing bad happens.
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