I must ask Darrell ……. if it is now considered de rigueur ……..
……. and tres Londres, to have your fridge in your front garden ………
…….. and if so, I think I have spotted the emerging trend along the road on my way to the Spar.
However….. if it
is aforementionably de rigueuer to do so, I can categorically say here and now that we SHALL NOT be following suit chez Castle Greysquirrell, in my books the place for a fridge is in the kitchen …….. who knows who might be rummaging amongst your comestibles in the dead of night, and be tempted to avail themselves of your chorizo sausage or Dairy Lea triangles!
……. and tres Londres, to have your fridge in your front garden ………
…….. and if so, I think I have spotted the emerging trend along the road on my way to the Spar.
However….. if it is aforementionably de rigueuer to do so, I can categorically say here and now that we SHALL NOT be following suit chez Castle Greysquirrell, in my books the place for a fridge is in the kitchen …….. who knows who might be rummaging amongst your comestibles in the dead of night, and be tempted to avail themselves of your chorizo sausage or Dairy Lea triangles!
4 comments:
Maybe peeps leave them out overnight for the cows that pass during the dark hours (the ones you mentioned the other day) - hoping that their milk will be in the fridge ready to put on their Crunchy Nut cornflakes in the morning - just a thought. JantheFan x
Agreed, but what about a fridge in the back garden, filled with beer, soft drinks and white wine?
A fridge in the front garden is a new concept to me....de rigueur or not, the kitchen seems much more useful......having to run out in the rain to get something isn't appealing! ....Dianne
one can have one in a outbuilding or a garage or even a shed but a garden on full view well its not art big show biz wave Hugh
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