The Mock Turtle

Those are lush!

They look gorgeous and SO comfy!

It's so good not to just fall out the bottom.

Mountain Goat wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 12:06 pm It's so good not to just fall out the bottom.

You've got such lofty aspirations, Goat

I've not had a kitchen floor or a fully working oven* for ages, so a broken sofa is NOTHING.

* it is now illegal to fit an oven in the space my broken oven lives so the whole thing is massive pain so on I go, with only the tiny top oven.

They look so comfortable. I'm jealous of your ability to purchase cushions and blankets. Ziggy eats those so they've all been packed away.

I'd like to know more about the prints behind you sofa please.

There's not very much to say about them, they are just some prints that I liked ( https://www.iamfy.co/product/horizon-tree-art-print) and fitted what I wanted to go there. I bought a million prints and paintings around the same time, these were way cheaper than most but I might like them more than some of the "better" ones.

I am very sad Bruce has gone OF COURSE but there is a silver lining in that he would have already half destroyed that chair. I miss his whirlwind of demands and destruction.

Lovely soft and comfy looking seating! I looked at that chair and immediately wanted to take a nap in it.

They look so comfy!

It's SO frustrating that they arrived just after Easter, in a week where I'm really busy and can't take a nice nap/reading break.

The next public holiday is not far away!

Thank you for the website link. I've seen lots of things I like there.

Gorgeous chair and sofa, Goat! I love the big red chair especially

Goat, that is so lush! I hope you are there now, lounging for all you're worth with a glass of wine and an air of satisfaction. I know you struggled with the choosing but you got it spot on.

That’s so soothing, Bea (sorry, I’m struggling with names today!)

Thats lovely Bea, I've got a soft spot for old Will too. I'd love to go to that NT of his again.

That's lovely, Beatrix.

I love William Morris

Me too, that is lovely.

That's lovely, Bea. One of the things I do really miss is living next door to the William Morris Gallery in E17. It was so easy to wander in and out and the garden was one of my favourite places.

That's on my list of places to go once things open up, Marth. I have these two William Morris wallpaper prints from the V&A in my hallway.