Love the title you guys! @ComtesseRose I was going to say you are peach but then thought about all the peaches in the last thread instead you are the bomb!
Firstly I’m shocked that she was saying Aubusson! Secondly she possesses many cleaning aids that were mentioned such as carpet steam cleaner. The trouble is someone has to use it. Much easier to have a robot doing it. Thirdly we have to remember who opens the boxes! Natty must not know how to break down a box! I seriously think she is the princess! She does squat!
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She wasn't saying Aubusson! She was definitely saying Audubon, which is the name of the Tiffany pattern of both her china pattern and the sterling flatware she showed a picture of. I have a few serving pieces in this pattern, which I won at an auction at a fire hall in the late 1980's, bidding on a box of silverplate flatware I truly wanted - I got the box for $20 and was amazed to find the three or four serving pieces of this Tiffany pattern at the bottom of the box! Mine is the older version, from the late 1800's, when the pattern was called "Japanese"...it was discontinued, but then came back in production sometime in the 1950's and was renamed "Audubon" (and Mr. Audubon had nothing to do with making of the pattern, either!). I've often wondered if that flatware will magically show up on her table at some point, due to their love of auctions. Tiffany also makes crystal stemware in this pattern.
Firstly I’m shocked that she was saying Aubusson! Secondly she possesses many cleaning aids that were mentioned such as carpet steam cleaner. The trouble is someone has to use it. Much easier to have a robot doing it. Thirdly we have to remember who opens the boxes! Natty must not know how to break down a box! I seriously think she is the princess! She does squat!
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She wasn't saying Aubusson! She was definitely saying Audubon, which is the name of the Tiffany pattern of both her china pattern and the sterling flatware she showed a picture of. I have a few serving pieces in this pattern, which I won at an auction at a fire hall in the late 1980's, bidding on a box of silverplate flatware I truly wanted - I got the box for $20 and was amazed to find the three or four serving pieces of this Tiffany pattern at the bottom of the box! Mine is the older version, from the late 1800's, when the pattern was called "Japanese"...it was discontinued, but then came back in production sometime in the 1950's and was renamed "Audubon" (and Mr. Audubon had nothing to do with making of the pattern, either!). I've often wondered if that flatware will magically show up on her table at some point, due to their love of auctions. Tiffany also makes crystal stemware in this pattern.
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We have solid tiled floors all round, easily swabbed and cleaned. Your reminiscence with your toenail guy sent my into a vomiting shudder 
I'd have run a mile. And I hate my own feet being messed about with and just kick out. Don't use bleach for the same reason and also can't stand the smell of it. Though fanny and her 
Congrats 
