

Sanford & Son dropped off the chairs and went back to fetch the table while I tried to figure out where the heck I was gonna put this stuff. I mean, my husband has the patience of a Saint but even he might not agree to park his lawn mower in the driveway so I can store more of other people's furniture. The wheels start turning and by the time they get back with the table I'm in full gear.

Knowing how Sanford likes a challenge I casually mention too bad we couldn't put the Christmas tree up in the overhead storage - and sure enough in an instant he's up the ladder exclaiming WHY NOT? Well... other than it being really heavy and impossible to get back in the box... the overhead storage is also apparently Where Furniture Goes To Die.


Knowing how Sanford likes a challenge I casually mention too bad we couldn't put the Christmas tree up in the overhead storage - and sure enough in an instant he's up the ladder exclaiming WHY NOT? Well... other than it being really heavy and impossible to get back in the box... the overhead storage is also apparently Where Furniture Goes To Die.
Sanford starts tossing stuff down with abandon, mindless of whether Son might have to stand one-legged on a snowblower to catch the stuff and I'm sitting there giggling, Son teeters on top of a bureau saying DON'T MAKE ME LAUGH and I'm like, I can't help it, he's up there barking orders and it's like, The Voice Of GOD coming out of my garage ceiling!!

2 comments:
Hey Neighbor, Love Your shop! Awesome Kitchen set!
Hi Vintage Chics! Checked out your website, really cool! I hope business is booming.
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