Keeping my lone hen warm

[AnnieP]

Spent the whole day still fixing up the new bathroom....

 

 

 

 

Basin finally placed in unit and working. OH said "Where do you want this new extending shaving mirror". (Cost £109). He removed it from box, tipped it upside down, where it fell off the runner and smashed on the floor.....

 

Off for a large glass of something alcoholic....

[Chicken on a mission]

Very nice

[Mrs Blue Sky]

LOVELY colours Annie. Can you claim for your mirror on household insurance?

[Martin B]

It's very blue!

[Hellcat]

Annie, LOVE the bath! gorgeous.

[Mrs Frugal]

Beautiful Annie!!

[Karen & co.]

It looks lovely

 

Karen x

[Popcorn]

Oh...can I come and jump in...I'll bring my own towel ......

 

it looks lovely...and so does the view from the window!

 

7 years bad luck Annie - are you supersticious

[AnnieP]

14 years Gina:

It was a double sided mirror and both broke!

Will ring the manufacturers on Tues and beg them to send us two replacement mirrors. House insurance has an exess on it and I don't want our premium to rise, so won't bother claiming.

You're welcome to come in any time. Will you still fit??? I'd hate for you to get stuck there!

[Mel (& Paul)]

Lovely bathroom Annie - I DO like those roll top baths (our bathroom is too small - even to swing the preverbial in it )

[Linda]

The bathroom looks fab! Sorry about the mirror mishap.

[Swiss Chick]

Lovely bathroom, I can see all the hard work that's gone in it. How about a shaving mirror mosaic only one sided though

[Popcorn]

Will you still fit??? I'd hate for you to get stuck there!

I might need a winch!

 

It reminds me of our lovely bathroom in our last house. We lived in the house for 7 years and it had the most disgusting bathroom ever for most of those 7 years. When we eventually had the finances to do the bathroom, we also decided it was time to sell up....we only used it a handful of times before the house sold. Now we are back to square one in our new house which needs a new bathroom suite

[Louise]

I have a roll top bath in the garden if you are looking for one

[AnnieP]

I can better that Louise..: Gina, I have an old 12 ft galvanised trough... perfect for long thin bathrooms!

[Louise]

Not quite so pleasing on the eye though Annie

[Guest]

Beautiful bathroom!

 

Sophie

x

[Mel (& Paul)]

I have a roll top bath in the garden if you are looking for one

 

 

Might frighten the neighbours though

[Popcorn]

Arrrr..Mel, you stole my punchline!

[Louise]

S'okay Gina I have two baths in the garden you can use the other one

[Popcorn]

Thanks Louise - I think

 

Our neighbour came round the other day with a shower base. Wanted to know if I wanted it for the garden.... .....as a mini pond

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[Mrs Blue Sky]

That sounds like a good idea - you could dig in in so you can't see so much of it..

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[Popcorn]

It was a good idea Heather wasn't it. We need to do to much to the garden at the minute to even think about water features though, and I could just see it hanging around for ages before we got round to doing anything with it....

[The Dogmother]

Hmm, I've got a few 'future projects' stacked at the bottom of the garden (taking up space)

 

How's it going Gina? Shall we rig up a block and tackle above your bath? Still, not long to go now....

[Popcorn]

no signs yet You'd better order that crane...