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That's lovely! I'd never heard of Salvation Glasgow and have just had a very enjoyable scout about their website.

I'm up for that tour. :))
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Soon as this is all over all nearby turtles must take a day trip doon the water. :hbeat:

I need to go and look in the place you got your cabinet from, Duo. I really want something similar.
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That sideboard is so you! I love it.

Due to all the shit that going on in the world, I shall be working from home for the foreseeable future, maybe forever!

I cannot work at my dining table full time even when Gannet goes back on site, so I'm using a bit of savings and have bought this. It should fit snugly in my alcove and I can close it at the end of the day.
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That reminds me of Playschool Beatrix (you’re probably too young)!

Looks like a brilliant solution Bramble.
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Are you saying I’m old? :mog:

Here’s one you might remember.
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I love the desk, Bramble, and hope you keep a bottle of wine on it at all times :yes:
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Yes! A daily bottle of working wine. I love that desk.

I'm laughing at the playschool references and being old enough to remember. When it's installed can you do a day of 'what's behind the round window?'
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Ha! It does look like a bottle of wine!

I have to wait 5-6 weeks for delivery, hopefully Gannet will be back on site then 🤪
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I have quite strong memories of that humpty doll, I wonder if I had one. I don't think I watched playschool much at all as we didn't have telly at home until I was about 14.
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I still have a Big Ted and Little Ted from Playschool
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Meant to say the desk solution is great, and I do love that mirror.
That desk would be great in hall space (if a person had hall space)
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ParisGal wrote: Tue Apr 28, 2020 4:34 pm I have quite strong memories of that humpty doll, I wonder if I had one. I don't think I watched playschool much at all as we didn't have telly at home until I was about 14.
Is this in the spreadsheet? It has amazed me. Did your parents have no interest, or was it on purpose to reduce childhood brain warping/ocular squarification? :reporter:
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No telly! :panic: Was that social death at school, PG?

I really like that mirror. Your desk is lovely too Brams.
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smalex wrote: Tue Apr 28, 2020 6:05 pm No telly! :panic: Was that social death at school, PG?

I really like that mirror. Your desk is lovely too Brams.
I didn't have a TV til I went to uni. I was an interesting curiosity :lol:
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Really! I lived with a girl who didn't have a TV in her room and I thought that was insane enough :lol:
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:lol: My parents were anti-telly. We used to rent a video player at Christmas :)) , then bought one I suppose when I was around 10. We had a physical television which we used for our computer. We weren't banned from telly so I saw shows at friends houses. Honestly I think they were right, it's a massive waste of time and takes over the room whenever it's on, and I much prefer just watching things when I choose, rather than having it leak over. I watch loads of shows, but given the choice would watch essentially nothing live, no news or live shows. I really hate having the telly on during meals, or in the background. Either watch it or don't!

It wasn't a big problem socially. All I can remember from primary is not knowing about the Goonies or the latest on Neighbours. Although now I'm thinking about it I might have been older than 14 when we finally got it, as my first boyfriend used to give me home recorded tapes of Red Dwarf, and I remember being a bit excited about watching at my second boyfriend's house :lol: But I also remember discussing Harry Enfield and the Mary Whitehouse experience at school too, which I definitely didn't have on tape :puzz:
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Yeah, the baaparents still don't have one. I read really fast and know a lot of wierd shit, but have a big cultural gap when it come to TV :))
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Mary Whitehouse Experience :hbeat: I said, "That's you, that is," to a friend the other day and was delighted he got the reference.
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My arm nearly fell off with all the dough kneading, so The Bf enabled me and I've just ordered a ruinously expensive Kenwood Titanium Chef :lol:
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Duo, I love your cabinet.
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