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Washing Stones and Reflect-y glass

Steve — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 10:33:13 +0000

Say allo to the aloe(s) in the barrow :D :

(Notice the very clean stones on the ground)

Latest addition to the office – glass to be used as whiteboard-y thing:

To follow, maybe: photo behind it.

Corks!

Steve — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 08:38:22 +0000

Now snuggly nuzzling above the cooker.
Construction by Jo.
Corks by many friends. And us.

In other news: things are afoot in Casa Wrensch.
We are prepping for winter by having Mr Lovely Curtain Guy in (both him and his curtains are Lovely) throwing curtains up all around the lounge.
Last winter was a little bit chilly.

We are also having Cool Builder Guy come back to do various little things.
Nothing as epic as the original renovations – just some fix-ups and stuff. Mainly the dry-rotted floor (mutter, grumble).

Forgotten fig and Washer of Dishes

Steve — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 10:15:36 +0000

Oops, forgot to shoot the fig:

It’s only ickle, but it’s got loads of figlings.

On Saturday morning we heralded the arrival of the Dish Washing Fairy:

Long may it live in our house.

Hello Mr Chalk!

Steve — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 06:12:22 +0000

Winter time has meant mostly snuggles and fires at Casa Wrensch but now that the weather is clearing up, stuff is happening again. The garden is looking fabulous – things are going sprout! I’ll try and snap some pictures at the weekend.
In the meantime, please say hello to Mr Chalk, the newest addition to the kitchen:

[click to embiggenate]

Of bookcases and gardens

Steve — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 14:12:08 +0000

Well hello there.
Team Wrensch have been mostly huddling around the fire and doing small stuff like mini-shelves, hanging up pictures, hence The Quiet around here recently.

The front garden exploded into greeny awesomeness, though. Thusly:

Also, we’re in the process of remixing the study / library / my office. First step has been to paint the bit of wall by the bay window (browny green), the bookcases (limey green), and for Jo to make little shelves and legs to raise the bookcase up over the skirting board and more them towards the wall. Thusly: