How lucky you must feel... all my life I have wanted a typing machine. Mom was a secretary and I loved visiting her office. Instead, I got my first computer to work on, not play, age 11...a pretty amazing Amstrad but not as romantic. Love your post. Xx
Hiya, I have lived in Plumstead, for 8/9 years - it's very suburban and you are very much at the mercy of BR as a bus takes 1-2 hours to get to the west end and there's no tube. Easy to get out to Kent and south coast though. I felt stuck in a kind of suburban limbo that was neither proper countryside or properly London. Am now in Nunhead, and so much happier!
Yes thats exactly how we'd imagined it! Good to know the truth...
how funny you moved to Nunhead...we currently live right next to it, and have been looking for places there too...however we could only afford a flat as apposed to a house, but maybe its better to like there area rather than the space eh!
hahaha, your typing cracks me up! sorry x
ReplyDeleteLove that duvet cover. Actually, I think your typing is quite good. Well done you!
ReplyDeleteCheck out this link for 'the truth' about Plumstead.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.findaproperty.com/wordonthestreet.aspx?edid=00&salerent=0&areaid=0490#WOS:20089
Cheers
Jo
such a clever little post. if i knew the truth about plumstead, i'd send a reply note. instead, i'll admire your handiwork.
ReplyDeleteOooh, love the duvet cover, looks especially good with the sun shining through.
ReplyDeleteLove your typed post, your duvet & your spelling! xx
ReplyDeleteWow I can't imagine typing on a typewriter and yet they made things so much easier for people at the time.
ReplyDeleteLovely bed cover too :)
Great post!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant post! Gorgeous sunny sheet pics and your typed note made me smile so!! :)
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How lucky you must feel... all my life I have wanted a typing machine. Mom was a secretary and I loved visiting her office. Instead, I got my first computer to work on, not play, age 11...a pretty amazing Amstrad but not as romantic.
ReplyDeleteLove your post. Xx
Hiya, I have lived in Plumstead, for 8/9 years - it's very suburban and you are very much at the mercy of BR as a bus takes 1-2 hours to get to the west end and there's no tube. Easy to get out to Kent and south coast though. I felt stuck in a kind of suburban limbo that was neither proper countryside or properly London. Am now in Nunhead, and so much happier!
ReplyDeleteThanks catinthehat!
ReplyDeleteYes thats exactly how we'd imagined it! Good to know the truth...
how funny you moved to Nunhead...we currently live right next to it, and have been looking for places there too...however we could only afford a flat as apposed to a house, but maybe its better to like there area rather than the space eh!
many thanks for you help x
please excuse my hideous spelling...its been a hard week!
ReplyDeletewhere is Plumstead??
ReplyDeleteI completly felt in love with your blog. I spent all my morning on it. Thanks.
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