I thought I could put some box files and lever-arch files on the bottom shelf, but that required a little rearrangement of the heights of the middle and top shelves. The middle shelf came out easily enough, and three of the doobrey-whatsits upon which the shelf rested also came out easily. The fourth one was a bit of a struggle. I succeeded in removing it after a battle of fifteen minutes, however, and put the little doobrey-whatever-you-call-thems down in front of the bookcase.
I did a bit of rearranging, in order to discover the height of the shelf needed for the box files to fit. And then I decided that I didn't want the box files in my hall after all; I plumped for cookery books, a book about wine regions, and a book about sewing instead. This left rather a lot of space on the bottom shelf, (I'm not the most domesticated of females) but I figured that I can add more stuff later. Of course, this meant that the middle shelf just had to go back in from whence it came...
You probably know what I'm going to say next. Yes, one of life's imponderable mysteries (for those involved with flat-pack furniture, at any rate.) One of the doobrey-whatsits has gone missing, and I cannot find it anywhere. It has just vanished into thin air.
I'll let you know if I find it...
6 comments:
Put a doobrey-whatsit down in this house and you can guarantee it is never seen again.
I'm back, by the way. Fairly obviously.
Have tried to vote for you but tis' difficult! First one must register then wait for an email before you can authenticate; this has not turned up. So you have my vote but it can't show. Help!!! I'm too old for this!
Mac:
Your posts are great as always, but can we have your support for the PETITION. See Fr Blake, H of C and already several other pro-Benedict blogs?
Please...............
MOTL - welcome back!
GMCK - thanks!
Jane - already done much earlier but I scheduled the post for tomorrow morning, to keep the daily presence of the petition out there in the blogosphere... patience is a virtue!!
Being the senior erector of bookcases in the Daydream household, I can authoritatively state that the shop that sold you the bookcase (if flatpack) might have some dubreys behind the counter. Alternatively, you could take the matching dubrey to a small ironmonger of the "fourcandles" variety, and he dig you out a pair of matching dubreys.(There may still be a good one opposite the bus garage in Bellingham). Don't bother St Anthony. He is still resting after finding all my tax documentation last week, and has asked not to be disturbed.
"The good one opposite the bus garage in Bellingham" is still there.
Cookery and wine books, rather than box files, give a better impression to visitors!
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