ABC Wednesday - L is for...

...Lights

I couldn't resist this delightful kitty at the Ideal Home Show last wednesday. It was part of Number 1 Lower Carbon Drive, a full-size house built to show the latest ideas for greener living. There was lots of advice available too. The purpose of the cat? A visual representation to show each one contributes 10 watts of energy to a home. Just think of the heating bills we're saving with two!

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Comments

  1. Hi, What a nice and deLIGHTful post for ABC.

    Come see mine.

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  2. And what a lovely light that was.Have a nice wednesday:o)

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  3. That lights I love. I love cats! Very nice!
    Have a wonderful wednesday:)

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  4. A sweet "L" post! :)

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  5. Very intelligent idea and beautiful the subject!

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  6. Ha! Now those are some fun lights!

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  7. imac is very funny!! your light is a good choice.

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  8. Fabulous L post--I'll bet cats like that once would sell to cat lovers everywhere.

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  9. You Light cat also Leaves no Lumps and cost Less.

    My L is here.

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  10. Do like the kitty light, that was good thinking.

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  11. Something to think about....!

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  12. Great L. I love cats.

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  13. Gosh, all that heat eh! Ella is currently sitting on the patio.....guess we could call her a patio heater! LOL!

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  14. I like your L picture.

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  15. What a fantastic post and it does give you something to think about, doesn't it? Thanks for you visit and you have a wonderful name!!

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  16. Well, DUH, LIGHTS did not cme to my mind and I have them in every room of my house. LOL

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  17. I have twinklly lights in my studio.

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  18. I see you have lights too. That cat is so cute, I want one, but a dog instead!!

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  19. we're trying some of the new flourescent bulbs as our flood bulbs burn out in our pot lights. (of which there are many in this house). Apparently they use 15 watts... but shine with the intensity of a 50 watt bulb... it is a different light though... I guess it will have to be fine...they will quit making the regular incandescent bulbs in the not too distant future...

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  20. Cute little kitty light.

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  21. What a great idea.

    (Their idea to build the house and your idea to use it as a post.)

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  22. How does a cat contribute that energy? Don't worry, I won't understand. It is a cute cat though.

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  23. Great L post! The cat light ia awesome:)

    Petunia's ABC

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  24. Cute cat! We have severarl, but they are outdoor cats,s I don't suppose they contribute. Maybe they help wamr the orchards nearby.

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  25. nice lights! I wonder if those are LED's?

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  26. It must have been an interesting show. We are forced to live green at our cabin, at least most of the time. I went with logs because they are a big part of our life. You can see it by clicking here.

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  27. Nice take on this weeks theme.

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  28. I bet dogs give more heat than cats, even my elderly lady. Great idea.

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  29. Looks like there were some interesting things at the show.

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  30. Good one, VP. I love the cake!

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  31. What a pretty little kitty light!

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  32. Hi everyone - glad you Liked this week's picture :)

    I've been round and added comments over at your place, so won't add anything else here. See you next week!

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