to burn them. Again - hardly newsworthy - until , that is, you remember my problem getting brilliant white satinwood paint. Whilst thinking that I had to settle for "Jasmine white" I bought three tins from B & Q at £14.87 each, didn't use them and have no use for them - but without the receipt that was £45 down the drain. With the receipts - see where this heading?
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Once home, and a late lunch of a low fat sausage sandwich (see - I am trying!), it was time for some more tidying up in the bedroom. There's only one basket, one box and a bag to go. Some would say that I ought to keep going until I finish but sometimes I keep something - and then change my mind the next day (that's my excuse anyway and I'm sticking to it! whilst I was tidying up a memory popped into my mind. How did your parents get you to tidy your bedroom. Mine used to tell us that the Queen might be popping in and we needed to be ready. I can't remember my verbal reply but, once I figured out that she wouldn't bother coming to us every week, I seem to recall thinking - "so what!" Mind you if you had seen my mother in full on mode ..............
I am hoping that tonight sees the last of the cutting up of supplies and that my sewing retreat case can be packed - one more job ticked off. (This job would have been finished last night had I not lost the pattern - I have found it now but another reason for a good tidy up!) However I thought that we all needed a giggle and came across this today x
Tidying up is always good!!!! Yours has paid off big time, what a saving.
ReplyDeleteAs for 'The Queen coming!' there was always the possibility of her dropping in for tea!! (I managed to get away with that for years!!). I don't remember being on 'full on mode' always calm and serene!! Xxxxxx