I can’t imagine living is such a… house?
I do love the landscaping- how beautiful.
30million$? I think you need the title/link of the previous post:
WTeffingF?
http://www.archdaily.com
is a link to a lot of architecture from my son’s facebook. A lot of niceynice places…
i now text messages to my two older kids- i got a cell phone for Christmas from my daughter. I am so confused typing now on the computer as i get the two keypads screwed up in the memory of the tips of my fingers. It’s like a dementia all of its own.
I could almost swear that house was built earlier than 1979. My grandparents sold their house in Palm Springs in the 1960s, when my grandfather got Parkinson’s with dementia (yep, MT . . .), and I think I remember being shown Bob Hope’s house when visiting them before that.
I keep seeing 1979 in other articles, though it’s possible they’re all copying from an earlier incorrect source. I’m also certain that Bob Hope had a home in Palm Springs before that one. How could he not, being a rich entertainer that loved golf? It’s inconceivable that he didn’t live there!
This is very very O/T- but, i know it will be appreciated by everyone.
It mirrors my day- somewhat- as we said goodbye to a friend that died a week ago in a tragic(yes, Althouse… tragic)death- going through the ice on Lake Memphremagog. 53.
I doubt it’ll link- if not- i snagged it from Althouse- yes… Althouse.
It’s beautiful. Sad. Lovely. It’s life.
Ambiance 
mockturtle said,
March 5, 2013 at 7:23 pm
It looks like a wing of the Sydney Opera House.
karen said,
March 6, 2013 at 8:40 am
I can’t imagine living is such a… house?
I do love the landscaping- how beautiful.
30million$? I think you need the title/link of the previous post:
WTeffingF?
http://www.archdaily.com
is a link to a lot of architecture from my son’s facebook. A lot of niceynice places…
i now text messages to my two older kids- i got a cell phone for Christmas from my daughter. I am so confused typing now on the computer as i get the two keypads screwed up in the memory of the tips of my fingers. It’s like a dementia all of its own.
amba12 said,
March 7, 2013 at 11:03 am
I could almost swear that house was built earlier than 1979. My grandparents sold their house in Palm Springs in the 1960s, when my grandfather got Parkinson’s with dementia (yep, MT . . .), and I think I remember being shown Bob Hope’s house when visiting them before that.
Icepick said,
March 7, 2013 at 11:37 am
I keep seeing 1979 in other articles, though it’s possible they’re all copying from an earlier incorrect source. I’m also certain that Bob Hope had a home in Palm Springs before that one. How could he not, being a rich entertainer that loved golf? It’s inconceivable that he didn’t live there!
Icepick said,
March 7, 2013 at 11:43 am
According to this story the Hopes had at least two other homes in Palm Springs before the Flying Saucer landed.
Icepick said,
March 7, 2013 at 11:52 am
And here’s a Vanity Fair article from 1999 about the Hopes, their Flying Saucer estate and Palm Springs.
EDIT: The article is mostly about Palm Springs.
karen said,
March 9, 2013 at 9:37 pm
This is very very O/T- but, i know it will be appreciated by everyone.
It mirrors my day- somewhat- as we said goodbye to a friend that died a week ago in a tragic(yes, Althouse… tragic)death- going through the ice on Lake Memphremagog. 53.
I doubt it’ll link- if not- i snagged it from Althouse- yes… Althouse.
It’s beautiful. Sad. Lovely. It’s life.
http://althouse.blogspot.com/2013/03/one-day-meeno-woke-up-in-middle-of.html
… a 20-photo slide show.