stupid question - dead shed
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 3:41 am
Without wishing to prolong this discussion much further, Id like to share with you the history/life of the shed.
When we moved here 15 years ago it was in a ramshackled state. We renovated it as an adjunct to the house.( during renovation the whole thing fell down with the roof sitting on the ground - no one was hurt).
My husband used it a lot with his friends to watch the rugby and prove Fourex beer.
The kids played down there when they had friends over.
The children grew into their teens a many a wild party was held in and around the shed.
The children grew up and moved on.
The problem child moved back in (they're like boomerangs - they keep coming back). He lived down there of and on for 5 years.
He's been gone for 18months and the shed lies unused -DEAD!
Except for those bloody white ants. Still raining here so haven't been back down there.
Chris, I live in Ashgrove - I haven't forgotten.
MIchele.
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When we moved here 15 years ago it was in a ramshackled state. We renovated it as an adjunct to the house.( during renovation the whole thing fell down with the roof sitting on the ground - no one was hurt).
My husband used it a lot with his friends to watch the rugby and prove Fourex beer.
The kids played down there when they had friends over.
The children grew into their teens a many a wild party was held in and around the shed.
The children grew up and moved on.
The problem child moved back in (they're like boomerangs - they keep coming back). He lived down there of and on for 5 years.
He's been gone for 18months and the shed lies unused -DEAD!
Except for those bloody white ants. Still raining here so haven't been back down there.
Chris, I live in Ashgrove - I haven't forgotten.
MIchele.
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