Lord Watergate's Commonplace book

Watergate

The theatre is a recreational endevour that has become most enjoyable to me as an art form. My proficiency in physiology has bestowed me with the opportunity to ingest such a pure display of emotion. Through it I have learned more than any other medium of the idea of love. The power of theatrical effect on one's conscious is powerful enough to evaluate their own life in a renewed way. My first theatrical play is few experiences I could not forget. Seeing such a profound monologue of Romeo's commitment to Juliet awoke a burning passion in myself that has not been…

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Only my love for natural art rivals that of my love for art. I consider the passing of the seasons a magnificient work of natural art. The way the same types of shrubbery are able to transmute themselves to combat the adversities God faces them with is simply breathtaking. As an example I shall describe the ways in which I remember my favorite tree on Baker Street, a place I visited often in hopes of seeing my future wife, changing. When I would walk to Gerty's photography studio in the frigid mornings of Febuary, I would not notice it due to its nakedness. However, as my…

Watergate

This incredibly detailed drawing of a parlor room gave me a vast source of inspiration to design my own. While the home I built is quite extensive, something I felt always lacking was a room that people were simply in awe of no matter who they were or what particular mood they were in as they stepped in to it. And as I set my eyes upon this sketch, I knew what must be done. I took a great deal of what it depicted and simply rearranged it in my own way. Take, for instance, the little clock that sits in between the two large and decorative wine decanters. This accomplishes…