Can you believe?! It's a shower curtain!Years ago National Geographic inserts and other kinds of maps covered the walls of our little WC. Consequently my kids grew up knowing and loving geography.
Now I'm thinking that contemplating the world map could be even more fun while showering or bathing!
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Lots of bloggers will be posting about their world tonight over at That's My World. Have a peek.
What a wonderful way for home schooled children to learn about the world.
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I would love that shower curtain. I too have a fascination with maps, caught from my husband know doubt who used to be a navigator when I met him. Great photo!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of a geography bathroom!
ReplyDeleteI love maps and I love that shower curtain.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great thing to do. Learning geography while taking a shower!
ReplyDeleteI adore seeing the world. What a fantastic thing, to have maps utilized more prominently!
ReplyDeleteYes, I thought it was a shower curtain! Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteI love maps. They are virtual travel fun.
ReplyDeletei love these kinds of curtains, so informative and educational
ReplyDeleteI love the title! And I loved maps as I grew up: globes, atlases, puzzles, anything. What a fun post.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea for a shower curtain! and a great way for kids to learn. Thanks for info and the great shot! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI love it. I would seriously like to have that shower curtain and especially to see the look on my daughter's face when she visits. She always said she got her geographic skills from her father and that I'm geographically challenged. I love the idea of showering and learning, ha.
ReplyDeleteCool - the world in your shower! ;)
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Cheers, Klaus
Now that is a great idea Dina! My daughter had the times table on the inside of the dunny door when her children were little, I can see how a map of the world can be just as stimulating!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid my shower is too narrow, Australia would touch Africa and Atlantic Ocean would disappear ; )
ReplyDeleteI would love it.
Dina: What a neat capture, you need an inside curtain with that one.
ReplyDeleteGrowing up we always had a large globe in our room. However, my sense of direction is still seriously challenged. I really love the idea of this shower curtain though. If I ever see one, I'd be really tempted to buy one for my granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteThat is a good present. I would love to have that in my bathroom and learn more about geography in between lather and rinse :)
ReplyDeleteI could not have this as a shower curtain - I would never get out the bath for reading it.
ReplyDeleteIf one stays at the WC for long, then for sure one learns a lot of the geography... :)
ReplyDeleteI love this, learning and showering at the same time is a worldly idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture with the buildings.
That makes an interesting photo. Thanks for sharing it. Without your information it would have been hard if not impossible to determine how the photo was taken.
ReplyDeleteIt's great having maps posted in the bathroom - a great way to pass the time in an otherwise boring position. I've seen this shower curtain before - it's terrific.
ReplyDeleteShowering or bathing with the world within reach, looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat myworld post, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Guy
Regina In Pictures
great pic and story line!
ReplyDeleteI don't believe that there am a cleaner world....
ReplyDeleteLovely... so different from other posts! The world in a shower! :)
ReplyDeleteGood idea, many people don't even know the exact place of Israel or any other country.
ReplyDeleteI love maps. I keep all my National Geographic maps handy so I can refer to them when I need to. I work with maps at work. I would love a map shower curtain.
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