Love the way she’s blocked out 90% of the natural light
Having seen that kitchen I'm now realising the reason for her migraine.Obstruct a cupboard door for Insta likes. Can only imagine how sore it would be to kick that stool when her migrained leg starts flailing.
Thought she was going to bed with a migraine? FS she wouldn’t know the truth if it bit her on the nose
“An important and eye-opening thread.” Argh! They’re still at it!View attachment 1001451
Damn it, Liz.
I try and stay away from mentioning things that are personal like how someone looks or speaks as they are things that you’re born with and can’t really change . Taste is also a subjective thing but f?!*k me that is a before picture if I ever saw one.
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As a quite short person, I have a step stool in the kitchen as an alternative to knocking down things from a high shelf with a wooden spoon and catching them (excellent for keeping the reflexes razor sharp, but it makes Mr Shaw nervous). It is a non-aesthetic sturdy item from Lakeland which folds neatly into some dead space by the washing machine when not in use, and it's taller than Jack's, don't reckon that stool gives the added reach necessary for the buttered snake baskets on the top shelves.I'm sorry, but that's the kitchen of a mad person. What's with the squat stool in the middle?! Why add another trip hazard
The door won't even open with all the tit on the back... And she's added fairy lights with the wire actually trailing UNDER THE WASHING MACHINE. Oh god the grease and smells... This is my final straw![]()
She hasn't slept has she? Too giddy clutching herself with delight and glee. Thank goodness for the poors!Thought she was going to bed with a migraine? FS she wouldn’t know the truth if it bit her on the nose
I do hope she finished those three articles first before doing all that cutting out.She hasn't slept has she? Too giddy clutching herself with delight and glee. Thank goodness for the poors!
No, she has a literal step ladder for that purpose the other side of the roomAs a quite short person, I have a step stool in the kitchen as an alternative to knocking down things from a high shelf with a wooden spoon and catching them (excellent for keeping the reflexes razor sharp, but it makes Mr Shaw nervous). It is a non-aesthetic sturdy item from Lakeland which folds neatly into some dead space by the washing machine when not in use, and it's taller than Jack's, don't reckon that stool gives the added reach necessary for the buttered snake baskets on the top shelves.