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| Mary disapproved of painting this modern stable door blue |
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| Top bedroom, had two cupboards which were so useful |
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| Looking out onto the yard |
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| The middle bedroom |
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| The sheets got washed and ironed by a laundry, which also squashed all fastenings to my duvet covers. |
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| Loved this little cupboard, still have it with some shelves on top. |
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| Living with a small space |
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| Work in progress |
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| There was no bread oven behind that little door sadly |
What a lovely place to live. I can understand why you look back fondly on this home.
ReplyDeleteIt is a bit weird how I miss it, also because it was so tiny as well.
DeleteIt all looks so cosy Thelma - how could you bear to leave it?
ReplyDeletePut it on the market and it was gone the same day. The estate agents already had someone on their books for it.
DeleteWasn't it lovely Thelma? You made it so welcoming. I am guessing you half wish you could buy it back.
ReplyDeleteIt definitely needed a garden though Jennie, and yes it would be ideal now. It was a bit of a squash when the family came round. But fish and chips round the corner in Silver Street and an Indian curry house as well.
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