Kitchen Sink Drama Continues

Not so much kitchen sink drama any more (no more trips across the country or broken bones in plumbers’ feet, for instance) but on it goes.  Yes, for those punctuation geeks out there, I know there was only one plumber with a broken foot, but I’ve referred to him as plural because everything else in the sentence is plural.  I know punctuation geeks are reading because I am one myself and I know some of my ex-colleagues are too.  If you don’t have a clue what I’m talking about, good on you.  Live your life happily unencumbered by apostrophe conversations!  Some of us just have not got that option.

You would think buying and connecting a sink would be a fairly simple affair.  But here we are, not quite sinkless (which is a step forward from last week) but certainly drainless – unless you count the plastic bucket under said sink.

Thank you God for buckets

As you can see, the plumber blessed us with a visit, connected our water supply (a good thing for the toilet situation, too, as builders have got to go somewhere!) and made everyone happy.  He needed another part for the waste though, so will be back…

I have captioned the photo Thank you God for buckets, but the thanks really should go to the person who invented buckets.  And the shops that sell them.  See you soon…