Happy WOYWW!? For a minute I thought I'd missed it! I didn't start taking pictures till about five minutes ago and then I was waylaid with Lady Pam's little battery vacuum cleaner. Her little house is at last empty now and looking very sad. We've kept back the electric lawn mower too, so we can nip back at any time to have a mow and a vac. She always said we'd have a job clearing it out, and she wasn't wrong! Her two beds had to be sawn in half as there was no way they'd go down her very narrow stair case, making us all think, the bedroom walls must have been built, once the bedroom furniture was put in place.
Called into the Crafty Charity shop, took Lola the Chihahua with me in the puppy pram, she loves it! Everyone wanted to fuss her. There was a bargain. A crafting trolly for £8. No I didn't get it, I thought about it though! I've been fancying one for ages and have been using Pam's shopping trolly, brand new, never used, and finding that very useful to take the odd crafty thing from my stash back to the shop for them to sell (for charity) and when we've been off camping or dog sitting. I can get a load of crafty things in it. And there was no way I could manage both the puppy pram and the crafting trolly. I get enough grins from people as it is! ('There's that weird bag lady!') That's it from me! The Wednesday Freebie is in the post below. See you all later over on Stamping Ground. Have a great week. Thank you for stopping by!
Well done on emptying Lady Pam's place, but it is very sad isn't it when everything has gone... You're not wrong about not looking in the boxes...I kind of know what's in them but just don't use it.. and can't face getting rid! Helen #2
ReplyDeleteYou are doing such a good job sorting out Lady Pam’s house, it’s a mammoth task for sure. I love that you’re using her shopping trolley, I rather fancy one of those too! Or having a push in the puppy pram 😂😂
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I had to smile when you were talking about cutting up the beds as quite a few pieces of my mother's furniture was brought into the house through the windows. I don't know how you managed to resist the craft trolley, not sure I could have done. Loving your puppy, so sweet. Wishing you a very happy and creative woyww. Hugs, Angela x9x
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I have some sort of "box maker" from 30 years ago and still use it occasionally :) Seeing that empty house must have been sad, but nice to make use of something to remind you.
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Mary Anne (6)
Well done on finally finishing the hous emptying Lyn. It must feel really strange in the empty house. Lola looks cute in her doggy pram. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah #17
ReplyDeleteSounds like you have been very busy. I have more than one boxmaker but have never used them - the idea is more appealing than reading the instructions!! Laziness personified that's me. Happy WOYWW, have a good week, Cindy #15
ReplyDeleteOh emptying the house is such a difficult job on so many levels, and I totally bet what you mean about the walls being built around the bed…how does that happen, how did they sort it in the first place? You’ve had a busy week at the table, love that you painted the pot gold…I do a lot of that sort of thing whilst trying to put off other stuff. But you’re getting stuff done too, the box making is great, I will be searching YT for that, my scoreboard thingy is one of my most underused tools.
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