Some Fantastic Finds from the Kentucky Dollhouse Museum

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I have to admit I was less than thrilled when my daughter hatched a plan of meeting me at a dollhouse museum in Kentucky. As a bit of backstory, I had moved away from Michigan back in June. Try as I might, I was not able to persuade my daughter to move with Ben and I to Virginia. She had both friends and a boyfriend in Michigan and decided to stay close to them.

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For the record, I blame my reticence concerning meeting at the dollhouse museum on simply being a guy. However, in retrospect, I am very glad that I went. Not only was meeting my daughter beyond exceptional, the dollhouse exceeded my expectations by a long shot. You see, I am a firm believer in managing expectations. In fact, back in the day I actually did a video about how to live a happier life and the theme of that video was to manage expectations.

Having been a stockbroker in a previous life, or so it seems, this one was dear to my heart because it features an old ticker tape machine LOL.

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Oh sweet, a billiard room is a must. You know how it is with guys!

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One of my favorite things about the whole museum is seeing the miniature oil paintings that are featured in many of the rooms.

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The size of the frame and canvas is just so tiny, I just don't know how in the world they were able to paint such little paintings. That kind of minute detail is what I find terribly interesting.

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One of my favorite things about the whole museum is seeing the miniature oil paintings that are featured in many of the rooms.
Let me include my finger for a bit of detail and size comparison.

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Of course if the main picture is not minute enough to suit your fancy, look at the tiny, tiny, tiny picture in the background! I find it just totally amazing.

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The forethought and craftsmanship of these miniatures beyond belief.

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Much like the debate about which is better, a Ford or Chevy, there seems to be a debate in the townhouse community as to whether the scenes are better with or without figurines. What do you think?

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Wonder what Johnny Depp thinks?

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Another advantage of using Hive is that one can then take so many photos off of your hard drive. I like to think that high will be around as a repository for mine and all of your photos for many decades to come.

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... and yet the billiard room is pink ! ha ha

That violin workshop inside the violin is amazing. Well, it's all amazing to think what it took to create so much detail on those tiny things, but that violin ... I love it.

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Oh I would take a billiard room that is pink. I like pink and had an office that was grey and pink!

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That made me laugh ! I read a long, long time ago that many boys love pink. It's a good color, but is not normally associated with the masculin. I don't know why, but that seems to be the way it's been.

No one should refuse a game of billiards because of the color of a room it is true, but I just found it interesting.

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Wow the details of those rooms are such you can almost forget what you are looking at.
Really cool.

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Exactly right. There are some talented craftsmen to work in such small scale!

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