This cowhide chair used to be the throne of the king of cowboys back in the old Western days

I can go ahead and tell you now, that the title of this post is a lie. However, it is cool to imagine the king of cowboys once sitting in this same chair as he sent out his minions to ransack trains.

This is probably my favorite chair inside of my mom and dad's house. I always love animal prints and cowhide is one of the coolest patterns. I won't say it is number one for me, because I prefer the look of zebra, giraffe, leopard, and even snakeskin. Cowhide still is beautiful and it's not often you find a cream and brown colored hide. It's most common to see black and white cows. Then again I know absolutely nothing about cows so maybe this is the most common cowhide color worldwide.

My skin matches the chair quite well, but my under pop due to the contrasting turquoise color and wild geometric design. Overall the style of today's images is very pleasing to me. You can see that my mom once again did a great job of designing this area in the house. She needs to make this her full-time job honestly.

You will even see my PS5 making an appearance in one of the photos today. That things are so massive that I had literally nowhere else to put it except in the middle of the floor. There was absolutely no chance that it was going to fit on the tv stand anywhere. Even though it's an oversized console, I still think it looks miles better than the Xbox Series X|S. I will admit that a well-lit PC will always be cooler looking than any console. Being able to see the internals and have them displayed with unique RGB lighting is something I'll always be jealous of. Otherwise, I hate PCs and haven't owned one since 2009. Hardcore Apple fan here, don't hate me.

This post wasn't meant to be about gaming, but as you can see I can always talk a lot about video games. I'd say it's one of my top hobbies, but then again so is photography.

Alright, that's enough of my rambling, I don't think that photo posts like this should have a long blog, at least not usually. It's more about the photos than anything.

Stay tuned for my last post in this series on Tuesday where I will be showing off my mom's excellently designed second living room area downstairs in their largely unused basement.

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