Brick buildings, all perfectly kept.
It was a plain-vanilla, perfectly kept suburban house.
How pretty the houses are, and how perfectly kept: it might almost be Holland.
Today, the house is perfectly kept, everything restored and repainted, but there is no family life here any longer," he said.
On the other hand, I have played resort courses so lush, so perfectly kept up, that they feel a little soporific and unnatural, with the fairways spooling away as if from rolls of Astroturf.
Cheeses – fontina, robbiola and, of course, parmigiano – are perfectly kept, and there are vinegary little borettane onions for wrapping in fatty coppa, fleshy bresaola or majestic culatello di Zibello.
If it is a cult I suspect that, at the end of a day browsing their aisles, sampling their perfectly kept cheeses and cooked meats, I have become a part of it.
The place is a verdant, prosperous sanctuary of perfectly kept summer homes and uninhabited hills that sweep along clear, blue Otsego Lake, called Glimmerglass in the novels of James Fenimore Cooper, whose father, William, founded the village in 1786.
On the day of the home sale last month, at which we hoped to sell my mother's remaining furniture and possessions (we'd already given 37 bags of perfectly kept, size 6-petite suits, dresses and golf attire to Jewish Child and Family Services), both it and the Vasarely were stowed in my old bedroom with other items not for sale.
"You can see the ceiling is still in its original state; the character of the building has been perfectly kept".
If we spend too many hours trying to be everything to everyone and having a perfectly kept home, we can forget about our art, writing, knitting and so forth.
