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treasure of the week
Feb. 4th, 2020 11:59 pmfrom a historical perspective: a clothing ration book from 1947/1948, front filled in, still almost entirely full of coupons.
From Adam's perspective it's probably beaten by one of Papa's plumbing tools, the details of which I have forgotten excepting that it's adjustable. From my own perspective I've come away with a replacement water butt (some engineering and a lot of cleaning required, but it's definitely more functional than my existing one) and some Aspen bowls, of which I have fond memories.
It's lovely to be home, and there's still work to be done unpacking at this end, and I started missing it as soon as we came past the end of the road that always feels like a thrumming of nearly home nearly home nearly home.
From Adam's perspective it's probably beaten by one of Papa's plumbing tools, the details of which I have forgotten excepting that it's adjustable. From my own perspective I've come away with a replacement water butt (some engineering and a lot of cleaning required, but it's definitely more functional than my existing one) and some Aspen bowls, of which I have fond memories.
It's lovely to be home, and there's still work to be done unpacking at this end, and I started missing it as soon as we came past the end of the road that always feels like a thrumming of nearly home nearly home nearly home.