Undecoratable

Remember to decorate everything decoratable or undecoratable for the reunion.

The second lesson taught by the outdoor theatres is this: the average open-stage background is undecoratable.

Certainly each character, the strangely quiet Aston-fiddling eternally with the electric plug of an old toaster, the crafty Davies—finding endless fault with the roof he is given over his head, and the livelier Mick—planning to “redecorate” the seemingly undecoratable, rubs against the others until each reveals himself to some degree.

Without the box, Mundt said, “the tree was undecoratable.”

Of course consummate evil, when it enjoys itself as much as Martha does, becomes endearing in a way — as endearing as the rumor that she has a huge, undecoratable rear end.

The 150-gallon aquarium in the foyer makes the most dramatic statement. Davis said it was the perfect solution for a room that “was kind of undecoratable.”

A plant arrangement featuring cascading vines of Euphorbia milii, Rhipsalis, Hoya, Sedum and Aloe can transform a cold, ‘undecoratable’ area like a nook under a staircase into a beautiful spot.