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Shades of grey - colour-trained eyes required
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It had better be a stunning kitchen, the price I'm paying for itJeepers_Creepers said:Stunning colour

Won't see it installed until mid August and will have to make do without any kitchen for at least 6 weeks so there will be some minor bumps along the way.No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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That's a gorgeous green!Rosa_Damascena said:
It had better be a stunning kitchen, the price I'm paying for itJeepers_Creepers said:Stunning colour

Won't see it installed until mid August and will have to make do without any kitchen for at least 6 weeks so there will be some minor bumps along the way.
I'm sure you'll survive ok - we've done it a few times (including with a sprog on board) and managed 😉
Most recently we bought a house with no actual water supply!!! The kitchen was unusable (a repossession) so the two of us made do with no water for two months - till our borehole was drilled - a further four months whilst we relocated the kitchen and finally another seven weeks till we had a working tap 🙄 The worktop was added a whole year later, lol!
Looking forward to seeing your finished kitchen.... I imagine it won't disappoint 😃Mortgage-free for fourteen years!
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I think that looks stunning and I’m not usually a fan of green!Rosa_Damascena said:No wishy-washy is-it-green-is-it-grey for me. I have decided on at Atlantic green which will look GREEN as per the island:
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phoebe1989seb said:
I'm sure you'll survive ok - we've done it a few times (including with a sprog on board) and managed 😉
Most recently we bought a house with no actual water supply!!! The kitchen was unusable (a repossession) so the two of us made do with no water for two months - till our borehole was drilled - a further four months whilst we relocated the kitchen and finally another seven weeks till we had a working tap 🙄


How on earth, are you some kind of Super Woman...? I'll think twice before moaning in future.No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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That's a beautiful colour.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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No..... just a glutton for punishment, lol!Rosa_Damascena said:phoebe1989seb said:
I'm sure you'll survive ok - we've done it a few times (including with a sprog on board) and managed 😉
Most recently we bought a house with no actual water supply!!! The kitchen was unusable (a repossession) so the two of us made do with no water for two months - till our borehole was drilled - a further four months whilst we relocated the kitchen and finally another seven weeks till we had a working tap 🙄


How on earth, are you some kind of Super Woman...? I'll think twice before moaning in future.
😂😂😂Mortgage-free for fourteen years!
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I loathe the current fad for painting everything grey but I love the Atlantic green you've settled on.Living with Lupus is like juggling with butterflies1
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I’m not sure I would want a stunning kitchen enough to do without one for six weeks. I’d rather just manage with whatever is there.
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I'm actually relocating the kitchen to another area and having the floors downstairs levelled etc which is a task that really needs to be tackled in one go. So whatever happened, I would have to be without a kitchen for a while.GDB2222 said:I’m not sure I would want a stunning kitchen enough to do without one for six weeks. I’d rather just manage with whatever is there.
Luckily God did not put me on this planet to cook but I am wondering how I am going to manage to sustain myself for upto 60 days without.No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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And a huge thank you DG for all your guidance so far. Walls have come tumbling down thus far and I'm happy.Doozergirl said:That's a beautiful colour.No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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