Bruce wrote: > Roger, I *know* you've read my new blog, 'cos you've commented on it!
But you've overlooked/ignored my smiley ;-))) > > For everyone else, there's an initial post here > > http://sanityagain.blogspot.com/2009/02/how-we-got-here.html > > that explains, but in a nutshell: > > We need more sleeping accom for grandkids > We'd like a dinette _as well as_ a study bedroom > It's a chance to further improve on Sanity. But you're not finally admitting that there is any room for improvement in perfection are you? > > It means a longer boat, so why not go the whole hog and get 70? This > is an excellent year to buy new, thank you Mr Darling. We'll have to > find some other way of seeing the L&L, that's all. Can't fit it in > this year, and any way we want to wait until certain unsavoury > elements hanging around Skipton have b***ered off to France :-}}} I really don't understand what you are talking about, but I shall forewarn any locals that you are persona non grata. That's if you southern wusses ever get up here. ;-)) Fancy, forgoing the delights of the L&L just to have a study!!! Remind me again, where were you going to locate the conservatory? > > Sanity remains an excellent, undamaged (except for trivial scratches) > example of a much sought after builder, so we hope that there will be > reasonable interest in her sale, even this year. Much sought after, is that other owners, HMRC or the Police? ;-))) Seriously though, good luck with the sale, I detect a weakening of demand and prices in the ads that I monitor. Roger
