Must...warn...others...
New house, fabulous. Painting, fucking hard work. Hands? Cramped like an arthritic old lady's, from holding the brush and rollers. Typing...not frigging doing it any longer than I have to.
Therefore, back officially after New Year's.
Just wanted to put a quick note out to say...
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL!!!
All good things for 2007, to everyone. Yes, even you.
posted by Andraste at 9:21 PM
11 Comments:
Happy New Year darling! And congrats once again on yout new home.
Happy new year and congrats on the new place. We just finished painting a room that I had been not-working-on for months. If you don't have to remove wallpaper and prime the walls, you're two very huge steps ahead of where we started. Arthritic old lady hands? I know of what you speak. Good luck!
Have a happy new year!
When the painting is finally done, you will realize the pain was worth it. The house will truly be your own.
[Come to think of it, that's what I told my wife about the pain during childbirth.]
You have a good year, no I insist, it may be the drink talking but I love you in dirty animalistic ways with bites and slaps.
Anyway enjoy your castle.
your word vertification is a bitch but you're worth it xoxo: xclhmbkt
Happy New Year! I just hope you didn't decide it was a good time to add the finishing touches to the decorating at 2 o'clock this morning... :)
Happy New Year.
I hate decorating with a passion. I go into my kitchen everyso often to snarl at it in a drunken rage.
But not him though, surely?
Happy New year to you too
You there, Missus! Come out of your happy new home big tv in love with the world slumber! I know something has to have irkd you the wrong way, perhaps some annoying new neighbour or something. I'm wasting away here, looking for the bile, oh where is the bile...
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