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We waited and waited for what seemed like an eternity. And Saturday finally, our prayers were answered. The Sun exhaled a few rays for the greatest pleasure of light-craving Londonners. It had gotten so bad that some people were on the verge of engaging in Mayan-like behaviour to entice it and lure it out of its hole. Finaaally!
Last night, V had the best idea possible for this time 0f year and purchased a hammoc. Although our flat is relatively small, we are lucky enough to have a bit of open space, which takes the form of a small terrace looking over the Sainsbury's depot (yes, it's luxurious!). So luxurious, that the hammoc has now taken over the terrace and currently presents itself as the sole occupier of the premises. I imagine that the table and fold out chair are less than happy.
Once we figured out how to "build" the hammoc (teamwork rules!), we took turns to test the merchandise. We decided to get the shisha out, hit the music box and kick back together.
We have only a few of these left which made the evening even more special. Change is on the horizon and as it gets closer, the reality of it is setting in.
Last night, V had the best idea possible for this time 0f year and purchased a hammoc. Although our flat is relatively small, we are lucky enough to have a bit of open space, which takes the form of a small terrace looking over the Sainsbury's depot (yes, it's luxurious!). So luxurious, that the hammoc has now taken over the terrace and currently presents itself as the sole occupier of the premises. I imagine that the table and fold out chair are less than happy.
Once we figured out how to "build" the hammoc (teamwork rules!), we took turns to test the merchandise. We decided to get the shisha out, hit the music box and kick back together.
We have only a few of these left which made the evening even more special. Change is on the horizon and as it gets closer, the reality of it is setting in.
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