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No Lukas today but Harald turned up nice and early and started painting. And moving furniture then pulling the disgusting black nylon stupid carpet up off the floor to reveal strips of sticky stuff that were holding it down. Now he needs to work out the best way of getting rid of the strips of gluey residue.
Anyway, this is what it looked like when he went to lunch:
I quite like his artwork on the end wall.
While he was toiling away with his brush, I put a shelf up in my skafferi. Mirinda said I needed it for the mugs. It took me about half an hour and now the mugs are on it. The shelf that the mugs were on previously is now bare.
I’m not sure what is going onto the bare shelf now the mugs are no longer there. Currently, Mirinda is extremely busy finishing her latest essay for uni but as soon as she’s finished (at 23:59 tonight), she’ll let me know. I’m sure.
There is also the fact that she is still fighting the bug I passed on to her. She told Harald that I picked it up on a German train. He nodded with understanding and commiseration.
By the end of the day, the glassroom was looking like this:
Sad to see that he had painted over his artwork on the end wall.
Earlier in the day, in preparation for me watching a bit of football, I mentioned to Mirinda that because the World Cup was about to start I would want to see games with Australia, England and, of course, Sweden playing in them. She looked all quizzical and said “It is?” For that reason, there was no point showing her these posters:
The thing is, this was at the same time as the US denied entry into the country to a Somali FIFA football referee even though his paperwork was in order.
