But I digress.
I think someone forgot to pack up one major thing as they scattered last night:
It's not often, I'm sure, that a thirty-foot bulldog is forgotten, I'm sure...At some point during the day, Gillian, my lovable niece had decided to "borrrow" my phone. "You can take ONE picture, Gilly - so choose wisely," I said to her.
Here are the several she took instead:
Summer in one of the cool green chairs mom got at a consignment shop. I'm sure my dear sister was supposed to be doing something else but seems to have gotten distracted by a "Traditional Homes" mag and a mug of coffee.
The tv looks possessed!
Ahhh - the floor. How nice. 
A cord. Yup. That's a cord.And then, as I was leaving the humble abode of my dear parents I noticed something odd about the house at the end of the alley:
It's demolished! I have been looking at this house for all of my 25+5 years! And just like that POOF! It's gone! Weird...
And finally, a dinner of Bourban Peppercorn chicken and a slightly undercooked veggie casserole for one was how I ended my night:
And since every chair we moved had to first be inspected by a blind Siamese who warbled up a storm and did an unfortunate face plant off the couch on to a rolled up rug, this shot is for him (even if he can't really see it)...
Sometimes an open paint can causes more trouble than expected...Hope everyone had a great weekend!
:)
4 comments:
isnt it funny how quickly things change, i didnt go into town for about a month and when i did there were new flats up where a night club once stood and shops were gone ,the front of the mall had changed,roads had gone to make the city pedestrianised, it was madness! beckie x
You wouldn't get away with leaving a thirty foot bulldog unattended around here. It would ne nicked within half an hour.
And as for that meal, well, no wonder you're missing Harry!
B. x
Holly, you need to eat proper food when Hazza is away. Your readers worry about you. Did you just throw that up?
Gaz ;-)
oh and that house cought on fire. insurance said it was cheaper to demo and redo! but it was shocking bc i had heard the fire was on the top (3rd) floor and most of the damage was at the back. But it was an old house and i guess a do-over is cheaper than a restoration.
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