Effective? Yes. Safe? Doubtful. Easy to Drive? No.It is now awaiting collection in the capacious cellar at Hutton Towers, along with loads of other stuff that we seem to be storing for other people
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
How to Get A Futon Into An MG
M has finally sold her little house in Newton Abbot after 9 months without a tenant, her bank manager will be pleased to know. She retained a small amount of furniture there after we cleared it out last month, which now has to be removed post haste, along with getting the leaky tap and cistern fixed by seemingly reluctant plumbers. As the owners of the borrowed futon there are away, some quick improvisation was necessary:
Effective? Yes. Safe? Doubtful. Easy to Drive? No.
It is now awaiting collection in the capacious cellar at Hutton Towers, along with loads of other stuff that we seem to be storing for other people
Effective? Yes. Safe? Doubtful. Easy to Drive? No.It is now awaiting collection in the capacious cellar at Hutton Towers, along with loads of other stuff that we seem to be storing for other people
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4 comments:
are you admitting to being to being a futon thief?
not even bayleaves are allowed to take clothing, tools of trade or BEDDING.
Easy to drive? So did you have your futon the gas all the way home?
*groan*
Priceless pix. Hey, I have a futon I refuse to get rid of too and has made 2 moves with me.
Im glad someone's real estate is moving. My house is still on the market after 6 months. Im taking it off next week and will probably try again next spring.
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