Nice, will you keep the brick work exposed and make a feature of it?
Edit- ooh those smaller windows are so cool too.
Thanks. Original arrow slits in each room planning said we had to keep them not that we were ever thinking not to!
Nice, will you keep the brick work exposed and make a feature of it?
Edit- ooh those smaller windows are so cool too.
I read somewhere that the SE rivals the 11 pro for speed ? I mean not that it matters in the real world at the moment.. but it will do a few years down the line with new iOS releases.
It has the same A13 Bionic CPU, running a screen that is much lower pixel count so it has headroom for daysssssssssssssssssss
I bought the same charger as that one last yearLockdown flattened by car battery so had to buy a charger :s
Thanks. Original arrow slits in each room planning said we had to keep them not that we were ever thinking not to!
There’s something infinitely cool about having a house with arrow slits
I bought the same charger as that one last year
I also bought one of these Extension leads which comes in very handy
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00ADIHUVG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I've basically bought the whole of amazon twice over for the arrival of a new baby, but cots, icandy buggies and stupidly expensive 360 degree swivling car seats really aren't photo worthy
couple of man pressies, new 16" MBP (2tb,32gb)
In an effort to do a modicum of exercise I got a ps4 and VR stuff with beat sabre, deffo a good workout. However, I just accidentally bought FF7 remake
I've basically bought the whole of amazon twice over for the arrival of a new baby, but cots, icandy buggies and stupidly expensive 360 degree swivling car seats really aren't photo worthy
couple of man pressies, new 16" MBP (2tb,32gb)
In an effort to do a modicum of exercise I got a ps4 and VR stuff with beat sabre, deffo a good workout. However, I just accidentally bought FF7 remake
baby stuff - you would be amazed at what you can pick up from charity shops or second hand which is brand new for buttons. £850 pram for £100. 6 months old. been professionally steam cleaned so as new basically.
it's all crap that you use for 3-6 months then have to put it in storage or get rid of it. but so many people wastefully buy new.
there are plenty of shops which specialise in second hand baby stuff too specifically. so you can get some right good bargains.
the only thing they won't do is car seats as they cannot be PAT tested. whereas everything else can so is safe to buy. so you must buy a brand new car seat IMO.
That's great and all but most women won't accept second hand for baby stuff as daft as that is. They would rather have everything brand new, particularly anything their baby directly touches such as clothes.
My brother put all of his first born's stuff on eBay, some of it not even worn and a lot of it didn't sell or get a single bid.
I've even known people have two kids of the same gender, only a couple of years apart and they've bought everything brand new again for the second
That's great and all but most women won't accept second hand for baby stuff as daft as that is. They would rather have everything brand new, particularly anything their baby directly touches such as clothes.
My brother put all of his first born's stuff on eBay, some of it not even worn and a lot of it didn't sell or get a single bid.
I've even known people have two kids of the same gender, only a couple of years apart and they've bought everything brand new again for the second
you go for the Cybex then?
you go for the Cybex then?
Those Cybex are some funky designs!
Makes we want to be a kid again