Now I know my reaction should have been "Oh darling, how lovely! It's a brick...I've always wanted one."
But instead what came out of my mouth was "It's a brick... hope you didn't pay for that!"
Very indigant he walked out muttering "It's Art - and it's not just any brick, it's sprayed silver"
Okay.....
The he came back in with another parcel and inside this were these three adorable little ceramic women, sitting chattering! They had been displayed on the brick in the shop and he persuaded the shop keeper to let him have the brick too!
It's the nicest brick I've ever had and it reminds me why I love him!
Bet you thought he'd gone mad!!!! Aren't they sweet!
ReplyDeleteI am giggling away here. I trust you were suitably contrite!
ReplyDeleteThe silver brick is the perfect place for the women to perch and chat. What a lovely imaginative gift!
ReplyDeletereally, they wouldn't be the same without the brick, would they... :) what a nice gift!
ReplyDeleteAaaah! Sweet!!! Isn't he lovely! Cute ladies too.
ReplyDeleteThat is the kind of thing CK would do, although he may not have the beautiful ceramic ladies as well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely hubby!! Your girls are lovely and they look perfect on their silver wall :)
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They are lovely Gina. Maybe I should awarded him with the Pico award instead of you? Have a look at my blog.
ReplyDeletelol what a good way to present a present. :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely present and such super humour too! Not surprised you love him! Lucy x
ReplyDeleteThats the nicest brick iv'e ever seen, and it comes with sitting tenants.
ReplyDeleteWell done Stewart.
Orrrr, thats lovely Gina !
ReplyDeleteSarah x
phew, I'm glad the ladies came with the brick...because I'd have struggled to find a home for a silver brick ANYWHERE!!! ;)
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely, happily chatting away.
I always felt he would come found to our way of thinking: I feel much better now - to think it was only six months ago he described me as weird.
ReplyDeleteWay to go Stewart!!!
Your hubby sounds a real brick :)
ReplyDeleteI got a hosepipe .....
Awww, bless his hand-knitted cotton socks. That's such a sweet thing to do - to wrap the brick separately, and give you that first.
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What a sweet hubby!! Hope you are having a wonderful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteblessings,
kari & kijsa
What a way to bring in a prezzie.Your hubby must have a great sense of humor.Love your ladies.
ReplyDeleteWell, I never thought I'd have brick envy! How lovely of your hubby .... maybe he could give all of ours lessons??
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