The stages include – but are not limited
to:
Incredulity: That something could change so
much from what it looked like in the furniture store.
Astonishment: That you could buy something
that does not actually fit into the space for which it was intended.
Amazement: That you could acquire a piece
of furniture that does not go with a single thing you have already.
Frustration: That no matter how many times
you move the furniture around it does not quite work the way it should.
She will soon move into a very brief stage
of resignation where she thinks fleetingly that we will just have to live with
it.
Unfortunately she passes through his stage
at the speed of light and quickly moves onto the next phase where she starts
thinking about what we need to buy to make the whole thing work.
If I am lucky it may be only things like
chairs and coffee tables. I am accustomed to this endless process and the good
thing about shopping for furniture is that there is always somewhere to sit
down.
On the weekend we are going to Neusiedlersee
to stay at the Smith Hotel.
We are going to spend a couple of days just mooching about and cycling around Lake Neusiedl.
Enjoy your independent stay! ;)
ReplyDeleteCate is lucky to have such a wise husband...
ReplyDeleteI think you need to come to the pub with me mate....
ReplyDeleteDoesn't fit in? Drape a few cats around and any couch will fit right in.
ReplyDeleteStrange, I thought I already left you a comment about coffee tables ... Oh, I found it, it was on the previous blog post. I am easiLLy confused at this time of day.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a nice spot to visit for the weekend, you kids have fun.
Merisi: An on Monday I have an independence day because Cate goes to Moscow.
ReplyDeleteSandy: And I such a predictable wife.
Simon: No problems there- just distance
NanU: The cats have already adopted it.
esb: Thanks