hobbit hole or hovel??

[wytchcroft]

Well my place, my country maison du wytch or possibly Bag End, or possibly Wyts End, is - as you would see for yourself if unlucky enough to visit -
messy.

Very messy.

Very, very messy.

Messy raised to the power of at least eleventy one. 

In a nut shell; not an easy clean, hard to tidy, tricky to maintain. Somewhat resembling this:


but y'know, rural.

So of course i am grateful and gobsmacked to have spent the evening watching my Italian friend work wonders around my token efforts (i may have washed up). She would say; "I'm bloody good i am!" and she'd be right - although i believe my exact words were; "You are a masochistic sucker HA HA HA!"

But i am truly thankful if somewhat startled to realise i have carpets, walls, floorboards and bookcases! WOW!

I should take advantage of miracle working chums more often!

Koff! Seriously, though - thanks V! :))

Comments

for the plundering?

[alek-morse.livejournal.com]

As you certainly know, the hobbits have a wonderful and userful tradition to present some inessential things to friends and neighbours (and to others) at own Birthday. May be, is there sense the neighbours to let in your Wits End... for the plundering? ;)))

nice try!

[wytchcroft.livejournal.com]

the time machine... everybody wants the time machine...
LOL!!:))

Re: for the plundering?

[alex-kraine.livejournal.com]

= Wits End =
Bingo, Alek! :)
One should have his wYts tuned up with the reality to call the place 'Wits End' whYch is characteristic of Wytch.
So, while Wytch has ended his WeAkend in his Wits End he seems to have his wits back again to estimate the messiness of his rural mansion as the power of eleventy one (thanks JRR Tolkien!)! And plundering then will really look like sping cleaning. :)))

Re: for the plundering?

[wytchcroft.livejournal.com]

yes, yes! Spring cleaning in the autumn... i am a classic BRITISH ECCENTRIC!
LOL! :))

the Whych End for the plundering?

[alek-morse.livejournal.com]

:))))

a great play of words (and of senses)!