Continuing
into December, I took a short break from the painting work and
turning out to yet again turn out the pantry. Here you can see its
updated format, with 'eat asap' foods on the lower 3 shelves, 'eat in
next 6 months' foods on the middle shelf, and 'eat whenever' foods on
the upper shelf.
This
photo shows why I decided to invest £120 in a brand new mattress.
This is not the only or worst 'patch', and if these afflictions are
put to the bottom, 3 lumpy patches appear - one gets my knee, one my
shoulder, and one escapes everything.
When
I returned to the UK from Australia in 2009, Dad assured me I had a
'decent mattress' at my disposal. I think our ideas of decent differ,
as although the worn patches and bumpy bits were not yet evident at
that point, I could see some oversew keeping it together and knew
full well it had a shelf life of less than 5 years. To make it 4
years, was pretty good going, therefore. THIS LINK leads to the
mattress I chose. It was marked down considerably - and I like
bagging a bargain!
It is listed as 2-man delivery service
to room of choice, meaning I do not have to lug a great big mattress
upstairs, or remove my old one down. It is also listed as taking away
one old mattress and free delivery. This is the same store I
purchased my late Father's pine bedframe/extra firm orthopaedic
mattress from and they were good quality. (My son now has these less
than 2YO luxuries, after using a camp bed for several months)
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