There is a common theme. Shrouded in layers of obfuscation and subtlety. Probably with a nice scone. Maybe a biscuit.

Aoife O'Riordan, ,

So, me and Herself are packing up her house. Because EVERYONE (myself included) moved house this summer. And yours truly, having quite a lot of free time at the moment, is the go-to person for all your chucking stuff into boxes needs.

 

In honour of chucking stuff into boxes, as well as the associated standing about scratching your head wondering what the hell to do with all this stuff (as well as why on earth you have half of it in the first place), have some things from the internet that made me lol. There is a common theme. If you guess it, then you have guessed what the prize for working it out is! Hurrah!

 

 

 

 

Also, just for the record: Owning things is a terrible thing. Stuff is awful. Whoever thought that having stuff was a good idea was a TERRIBLE PERSON. And I shall believe this until a week or two after everyone’s moved in and happy in their new places. Definitely, until after there is space on the chairs. Bed. Floor. Table. Surfaces.

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There is a common theme. Shrouded in layers of obfuscation and subtlety. Probably with a nice scone. Maybe a biscuit.

About the author

Aoife is located in a small town in Ireland, and she won't let you forget it. She gets paid to teach, but will default to roller derby and social theory if given half a chance. She's quite likely (but not guaranteed) to be writing about: feminism, queerness, wheelyshoes, Ireland, what she cooked last week, or any combination of the above. She will tell you how to pronounce her name, but only if you ask very nicely.
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