The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[memento]

Surely any Texas diner of good taste would lose his/her appetite at the hideous sight of the mauve dining chairs.

=aside= Paul
 

=aside= Laura
Good to see you again.  Stick around and play a letter.

[Fran]

Lureen and Jack's dining room table was flanked by six identical chairs.

[southendmd]

Ennis is living at the so-called divorce cabin when he jettisons Jack and his offer.

Interestingly, findingbrokeback mentions there was an interior scene shot here, that was obviously cut.  Note the "faux" cabin walls:

[memento]

The del Mar home had a comfy lived-in look while the Twist home had a "no trespassing" look about it.

=aside= Elle
Thanks for the link.

[Toast]

Although Aguirre's trailer was not a residence for anyone, it served momentously in the story of Brokeback Mountain.

=compliment= Fran
Would you believe in a love at first sight?
Yes I'm certain that it happens all the time.

[southendmd]

The Twist-Newsome residence is the nattiest of them all.

[Fran]

The outmoded appliances and fixtures in Mrs. Twist's kitchen were still in working order.

[Toast]

Most of Ennis's residences seemed precariously close to collapse or condemnation.

[memento]

Many of Ennis' residences were ramshackle shacks.

[Fran]

A description of the Twist homestead:

The mailbox read John C. Twist.  The ranch was a meagre little place, leafy spurge taking over.  The stock was too far distant for him to see their condition, only that they were black baldies.  A porched stretched across the front of the tiny brown stucco house, four rooms, two down, two up.

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