A broody wife is an expensive beast! So we're having our kitchen replaced before the baby is due on a couple of months. It hadn't looked too tawdry from a distance [top left photo] but, up close, it was clearly disintegrating [bottom photo]. And once the old units were ripped out, one reason for this was found - two leaking water pipes behind the wall. These were repaired yesterday morning. Ava has had to take on the task of organising all the workers, plus she has clear ideas of what she wants to go where. I end up cleaning the walls, mopping the floor and making cups of tea.
The workmen with the new units arrived yesterday afternoon, just 4 hours after they said they would. They predicted it would take them 3 hours to complete the installation but, after 7 hours, it was still not done and they left, hopefully to return today and finish the job.
The workmen with the new units arrived yesterday afternoon, just 4 hours after they said they would. They predicted it would take them 3 hours to complete the installation but, after 7 hours, it was still not done and they left, hopefully to return today and finish the job.
