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Everything’s Fine, I’m Fine, We’re All Fine

Everything’s Fine, I’m Fine, We’re All Fine

Ladders, nightmares, £10,788.78 of architect regret, and a sudden and passionate love of carpentry

Vicky Quinn Fraser
Vicky Quinn Fraser
We’re finally Doing It

We’re finally Doing It

10 years in, we’re finally building Kitchtopia. But first we had to move a mountain...

Vicky Quinn Fraser
Vicky Quinn Fraser
In which we got plastered

In which we got plastered

Attic transformation phase 1 complete!

Vicky Quinn Fraser
Vicky Quinn Fraser
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In which we turn our hands to fencing

In which we turn our hands to fencing

The very very very very very old-fashioned way

Vicky Quinn Fraser
Vicky Quinn Fraser
In which we have no walls upstairs

In which we have no walls upstairs

But that’s okay because apparently we’re expert lime plaster preparers

In which the attic became a squirrel-free zone

In which the attic became a squirrel-free zone

There are bats in the attic and they’re welcome, but we draw the line at squirrels

In which we had a sandstorm in the attic

In which we had a sandstorm in the attic

At this point we began to realise the scale of the project we’ve taken on...

In which we make a dent in the attic

In which we make a dent in the attic

Dust, wasp nests, and bats, oh my!

In which we find the original-ish deeds to the cottage

In which we find the original-ish deeds to the cottage

How old is The Dingle actually? Well, we still don’t know, but now we have a clue...

In which we’re in Waiting Mode

In which we’re in Waiting Mode

Waiting mode is a thing I experience whenever something is immiment and it paralyses me

In which we venture into our septic tank

In which we venture into our septic tank

Not literally, dear reader, don’t worry

In which Vicky gets REALLY excited about The Pot Gang

In which Vicky gets REALLY excited about The Pot Gang

But then runs out of time in her usual manner

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