It's the unusually-shaped table for the unusually-shaped space in BCG's apartment, handcrafted by Mr. G himself. He's quite proud of it, and has wrapped it up in lots of towels and bed pillows so it'll be well-protected from any pot holes we may encounter, as well as those unexpected quick stops to avoid the antics of crazy taxi drivers.
I'm not a fan of car trips into the city. In fact, I begin to get anxious the day before. I'm starting to feel a little queasy right now as I type. Mr. G, although he's never had an accident, approaches city driving like a gladiator preparing for battle. And he drives just a tad too fast for my comfort level. You may be wondering why I just don't stay home. There's a good reason. It will be my job to guard his priceless handiwork, along with a toaster oven and a dish of Snicker's brownies, wherever it ends up sitting on the sidewalk while he goes to look for a place to park.
I've tried to come up with ideas on how to more effectively cope with this driving into the city issue.
I could wear my sleep mask. After all, it did block out several hours of what could have been a never-ending 12-hour flight to China.Or maybe I could just put this Trader Joe's bag over my head.Or maybe this would be a good time to attack Yarn Mountain, the stash collecting dust on the book shelves here in the treehouse. Starting a crocheted ripple afghan might be a good diversion. Of course, the best solution would be to crochet while wearing the sleep mask, but I don't think that's going to happen.
I'm sure Mr. G would be willing to stop off at Starbucks on the way, so I can get myself one of those sweet, gooey coffee thingies. I imagine I'll have to BMOB though (bring my own brandy)........
4 comments:
You,two, always good for a laugh! That's a real nice custom kitchen counter! Maybe a new business in the offing?
iPod and knitting definitely work for me......
You're a perfect candidate for the Dreamhelmet, for long trips to China or just a nap on the sofa.
The bag on your head is too funny. My mother used to threaten to do that with my driving -- would always ask me "where's my bag?" before we set off anywhere.
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