Norma’s Bedroom! What else? :)
Buuuut, the colors of the room, the interior, especially the couch, make me think, that this is not her bedroom, but her working place… hihi ), who knows…

i definitely did not intend this to be Norma’s bedroom or workplace :) does she work from home??? seems like you’ve been keeping a watch on her :) naughty naughty…

just used the previous study table to reduce my efforts… not for the next calender issue :)

and BTW norma is ‘rockin granny’ so she might find the shoes bit uncomfortable for her age…

Nice to see my model – Royal Gun has also got his place in Norma’s bedroom…

this ain’t no norma’s room… who’s this ma… norma… read the description buddy…

I think this is Mata Hari’s (The most famous, and controversial, spy of World War One was Mata Hari – actually Margaretha Geertruida Zelle McLeod – a Dutch born woman who carried embellishment and exotic stripping to an art form. But was she ever really a spy? So many myths and legends have surrounded her past that it’s hard to tell reality from mystery. She was an admitted courtesan, was not as she invented, an exotic dancer from India, and she was shot by the French as a spy on October 15th 1917. Historians now say that her principal French accuser was in reality a spy for the Germans and that her death was as much a needless charade as were her bumbled attempts at spying. http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/spies.html ) granddaughter’s room.

The granddaughter has always been intrigued by the ambiguities in her grandmother’s life and is trying it out herself. The Humphrey Bogart movie and the gun point to the reality of her world.

Norma’s diary points out the biggest paradox in her life. She wants to do good and celebrate all that is right in the world, but she must be prepared to do what is needed, whatever way she can…

But at Mata Hari’s time there were no flat screens … :)

That’s why it is her granddaughter’s bedroom :)

oh, sorry. Somehow, I think I missed the ending bracket.
Btw: nice historcal excurse about Mata Hari :)

Thanks, it was a rather long commentt :)