Our New Life in the Country: Unusual Deliveries, Winds and IVF

Tuesday, 3 March 2015

Unusual Deliveries, Winds and IVF

I got home the other day to find some parcels waiting for me. It took me a minute to realise what they were ..... can you guess?

The winds decided to make Lovely Hubby's sheets of wood attack my car the other night, luckily the bodywork on my little Fiat 500 is pretty pliable and it sprung back to shape after being attacked so mercilessly. Phew ... imagine explaining that one to the insurance company!!

Oh ... and if you're having trouble conceiving nip down to Asda where they have IVF available to buy ..... in the bedding department of course ;-)

I couldn't resist snapping these duvet covers while we were shopping last week, I wonder which bright spark decided to fold them this way.

Sue xx

13 comments:

primrosesattic3 March 2015 at 10:55
Sue you were lucky with your car. We had high winds yesterday too. Your parcels look like guns, very strange shapes....The bedding made me laugh.
Have a good day. Rosezeeta.
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Fishcake_random3 March 2015 at 10:58
I think the parcels could be broomsticks, do you belong to a coven? Lol
X x
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Gill - That British Woman3 March 2015 at 12:02
the bedding made me laugh also. You were very lucky there wasn't damage to your car. No idea what is in your parcels.
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Living Alone in Your 60's3 March 2015 at 12:03
The wind did really get up. Our neighbours car was almost written of when a window that had been removed and propped against a fence fell over missing their new car by a fraction. Huge sigh of relief. The parcels are rakes???
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Anonymous3 March 2015 at 13:07
Are you going canoeing - they look like paddles! Or perhaps you have got yourself a wind turbine and these are the 4 blades??
Don't keep us in suspense too long.
Love the IVF bedding it might just work to trigger a natural pregnancy - a kind of psychological treatment.
Sorry about the car though but glad it recovered.
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Linda Kay3 March 2015 at 13:39
Adventure...Live in the Moment? Interesting packaging for sure. I can imagine explaining how a sheet of plywood attacked my car in the middle of the night to an insurance company! Funny, but glad it's okay.
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Happeninguponhappiness3 March 2015 at 14:27
Street lamps for your new driveway?
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myshabbychicvintagefrugallife3 March 2015 at 14:32
LOL , IVF , wish that had it years ago when we had it , cheap at £15.00 xxx
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The Quirky Bird Gardener3 March 2015 at 15:53
Trees in the parcels? Lucky escape with your car, we've had lots of strong winds, thankfully no damage this time.
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Sandies' Patch3 March 2015 at 18:55
The correct sized hoops for your polytunnels in the parcels? I hope so, I know you are itching to get in them and start sowing/planting!
Lucky you with the car too!
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Jane and Chris3 March 2015 at 21:11
Mystery parcels? Easy peasy... they are Lacrosse sticks!
Jane x
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Anonymous4 March 2015 at 09:26
We needed that priced IVF years ago. When it didn't work could I get a refund? Lol
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