The duo found 130 fish species that live on land today to some degree from the American eel (Anguilla rostrata), which slithers between ponds after it rains, to the longspined sea scorpion (Taurulus bubalis), an ornate looking coastal fish that hops out of tide pools when oxygen levels dip too low.
The apartment was in a boxy, mid-1960's white-glazed-brick building; anything ornate would look silly.
In a decadelong career, her style has evolved from mid-century modern to glammed-up Hollywood Regency to an ornate, layered look inspired in part by the late Hollywood set decorator and interior designer Tony Duquette.
However gaudily effective John Napier's kitty costumes are (and they are), the others are just silly, particularly those of the Siamese invaders who overrun the pirate ship in the reverie of the old theater cat, Asparagus; the characters, bouncing around in silk pajamas with helmets that turn their heads into ornate teapots, look like the progenitors of Teletubbies.
On Oct. 28, they were married in a civil ceremony at the Elks Lodge in Hoboken, in a room of red linoleum floors, elk heads and old baseball trophies, with a view of the busy sidewalk through leaded windows so ornate they look like jewelry.
Its grand exterior — fourteen-foot columns and wrought-iron balustrades — is matched by an interior so ornate it looks unreal.
The building's facade is old and ornate and looks nothing like that chain's regular stores.
It was founded in 1815, and was still around in 1980 (my brief sleuthing didn't uncover its actual closing date, if any reader could oblige in the Comments): An ornate window looks out onto the store itself, integrated into a scene of city life on the street before it.
She points the two of us to an ornate Middle Eastern looking structure hidden behind a bunch of semi trucks in the back.
