It's all been handed over to the Police and I will get my phone back, but during the week, a wonderful friend gave me a spare iphone 5 she had lying around after an upgrade, so I am less desperate to reclaim my baby and more inclined to donate it to the silly 14 year old girl.
But......
Will that reinforce the lesson about internet purchases that she needs to learn? Probably not........
Meanwhile, I am soothing my soul by creating very silly sets for our local Light Opera Society again. I must say, I've seen worse....
Day one of the set up for The Mikado:
Enter a myriad of players. Average age 58.
The orchestra has never been so 'well contained'...hahahahaha
"Tell us about it KoKo...."
And tomorrow the builders arrive. Here are the 'before' photos.....
This is looking into the kitchen from the strangely designed eating area, or seating area....or corridor. However you see it...
And this is looking back out from the kitchen into the weird area, which we are currently using as a computer 'nook'.
The idea is to remove the wall/arch, replace the benchtops and update the splashbacks.
Stay tuned for developments, starting tomorrow!
3 comments:
Wait where did the brick come from? We have something really similar in our house in the wet bar. Very pretty sets!
The sets look great, and YAY! for finding your phone. I wouldn't let her have the phone, actually. It reinforces that you can get away with buying stolen goods if the person is nice enough to let you. It should have been a big bright warning sign, and her parents should have known better than to let her get it.
Oh my Stacy you are SO right! Mind you it is a harsh lesson....
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