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As I will be moving to a new fab but smaller house shortly it is time to clear out Chez Aliya. We are moving to the beach!!!

There will be antique furniture, modern furniture, good quality paintings, huge bird cages, big round fish pond on a stand (plus fish), outdoor furniture, childrens outdoor slides and swings, fabric from India, kids stuff, ornamental stuff including lots of good quality Chinese stuff that the DMrA and I bought, outdoor ornamental peices, including garden porcelian, loads and loads of plants in pots, new foot bath, new face steamer, kitchen stuff and any other stuff that I dig out of which there will be quite alot.

10am Sat Sept 20th.

If you come before 10am I will set the beags on you.

Please PM me for address.

What's a face steamer?

Can I use it to steam buns?

daffodil wrote:What's a face steamer?

Isn't a steamer usually used to remove wrinkles.... like steaming a shirt.... so a face steamer must be for ....

Lili Von Shtupp wrote:Can I use it to steam buns?

why? is yer butt wrinkly?

Btw, forgot to mention that I think Pasir Ris must have the highest rate of suicide in Singapore (or certainly will have after you move in )

Went to the park a month or so ago and there were dozens of suicidal aunties (uually pushing wheelchairs) throwing themselves into the road. Last week there were hundreds of suicidal kids on bikes.

Be warned.

Or at least swap your car for a red one so it won't show the blood...

So all those dead bodies will make manoeuvering prams a bit difficult then through the park?

Nah, twas on the road, so you should be Ok in the park

Would the steamer be good for my sinuses?

Spike wrote:Would the steamer be good for my sinuses?

Absolutely. Use regularly and they'll soon look 20 years younger.


(Yes, I think it would. Put some olbas oil in the water.)

steamer would be good actually, put some tea tree oil or eucalyptus oil in it. You should take horseradish tablets to sort out your sinuses, not garlic and H but just plain H, sorts it out everytime.

K I have to sell your big teak outdoor table no space lah in new place.

Aliya wrote:K I have to sell your big teak outdoor table no space lah in new place.

Ah well, such is the life of expat furniture. (And it's better off there - all ours is cracking. Can see daylight through the dining table. )

Aliya wrote:steamer would be good actually, put some tea tree oil or eucalyptus oil in it. You should take horseradish tablets to sort out your sinuses, not garlic and H but just plain H, sorts it out everytime.

K I have to sell your big teak outdoor table no space lah in new place.

Ok, done. I bags the steamer so I can broil my face and sort my sinuses at the same time [smilie=oo.gif]

BUMP!!!

Spike has the steamer, Mr Ash has the child's violin and SM the slide.

All welcome from 10am! Call/PM me if you want to ask me any questions about anything or get address. Lots more stuff to be sold, just finishing off sorting it all out.

Aliya wrote:BUMP!!!

Spike has the steamer, Mr Ash has the child's violin and SM the slide.

All welcome from 10am! Call/PM me if you want to ask me any questions about anything or get address. Lots more stuff to be sold, just finishing off sorting it all out.

I look forward to rummaging through your drawers on Saturday morning. Can you please SMS me your address. Ta

Post pics of the furniture can?

sent you a couple last night on my phone, will take pictures of the other two.

What did you decide about the bookshelves? If you're selling them how much and what size? (Btw, didn't discuss price for slide).

Kooky wrote:

Aliya wrote:K I have to sell your big teak outdoor table no space lah in new place.

Ah well, such is the life of expat furniture. (And it's better off there - all ours is cracking. Can see daylight through the dining table. )

Yes, the desert isn't a good place for furniture.