Tell Me Something............Anything!

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

I thought it was for the Queen visiting.

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Nah. I'm sure she wouldn't nick any. :D

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Originally Posted by struth

my daughter was and probably can still be messy like that but she did a tidy every week.I had a proclivity for being tidy when i ran house outwith daughters room. I washed ironed and hung up everything. Rarely do it now tho. probably as nobody sees me.

got if from gran i guess who if she was puting out a rag into the bin, whould wash and iron it first...honest..

also on new years eve everything in house had to be washed including the coal

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Was it not a Scottish tradition to take a lump of coal round to neighbours? You don't want mucky hands if you're planning to grope Morag at number 23 :eyebrows:

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

You've definitely overspent on this dressing room, all it really needed was a floor.

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:lol::lol:

Tell me about it, mate! There's even a mini-fridge in there, filled with half-bottles of Prosecco [I kid you not], so her pals and her, when the room eventually gets its 'official opening' (with a sleepover party) don't have to go to the fridge in the kitchen next door in various states of undress!!:eek:

Marco.

I tried to arrange my ties in some semblance of order but have failed completely in that regard, as I have with socks, underpants and handkerchiefs.

The above is not too much of a problem, but when it come to the kitchen "a place for everything and everything in its place" is very important to me. When I'm in the middle of cooking I don't want to be searching around for a particular pot, pan or implement. :steam:

KAW uhn KEU-ra shin KAW-la root uh CHOO-nik mee uhn-royer which is Scottish Gaelic for "Who was that sheep I saw you with last night?"

big morag from take the high rd.

https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-Mcqgy_OiU...1600/morag.jpg

yeah the coal thing was to give prosperity... ie you had coal to burn

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Originally Posted by struth

so was that the spare room or was it just a closet

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A converted spare room, mate. It's still a 'spare room', as such, as it has a bed in it, but it's mainly used now as her dressing room - and of course it's pink! So if you come down to visit, you'll have to get with Barbie vibe:lol::D

I know you quite like that, though:eyebrows:

Marco.

hell no, i'd get excited:ner:

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Originally Posted by Barry

The above is not too much of a problem, but when it come to the kitchen "a place for everything and everything in its place" is very important to me. When I'm in the middle of cooking I don't want to be searching around for a particular pot, pan or implement. :steam:

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Ditto, Del... And you know how much she cooks. I just need to 'train' her now to adopt the same policy elsewhere!:)

Marco.

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Originally Posted by struth

hell no, i'd get excited:ner:

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Lol... You'd be rifling through her drawers, and if caught say 'I was just arranging the knickers for you in their different colours, honest!':o

'Marco said so'... So she'll have to hide them all before you arrive, haha:D;)

Marco.

as i have difficutly getting into the low cupboards i leave everything out.. thus its chaotic...:doh: