No Fixed Plans

  My contribution to this week's Pull Up a Seat Challenge comes from Milwaukee's Pabst Mansion, where they have a bounty of gorgeous 19th century chairs. I wouldn't say this is the most comfortable chair. Not by its looks at least. Visitors can't sit in the chairs so who knows. If you'd like to see more seats, benches, sofas, chairs and such, click here . 

  Pabst Mansion, Milswaukee Xingfu Mama hosts the weekly Pull Up a Seat photo challenge for bloggers, which has opened my eyes to the intriguing or beautiful chairs, benches, sofas, etc. Here's one from the Pabst Mansion. It's a work of art, isn't it? To see more seats, click here. 

  For this weekly challenge Xingfu Mama will make a post every Friday morning. To play along: Create a post with a photo of places one sits or might sit, or art about sitting, and maybe a little background or story about the spot or a picture of the view. Add a tag “Pull up a seat”. Add a link to your post in the Pull up a Seat comment section, either by writing a comment with your URL or by creating a pingback.

  I saw my entry for Xingfu Mama's Pull Up A Seat Challenge at the historic Glessner House on Prairie Avenue in Chicago. Doesn't this look comfy? It's a chair in Mr. and Mrs. Glessner's bedroom. I like how it looks with the William Morris wallpaper. The Glessner House is on Prairie Avenue and tours are available Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. My friend and I took a behind the scenes tour given by the first speaker in the video above. To see more of this week's seats, click here .