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We managed to sell our green velvet couch today. It was kind of bittersweet--I rescued it from the curb in front of our Beverly Glen apartment last year--at that time it was without legs and a little worse for wear. A little oxy clean later, a new set of legs, and dowel screws courtesy of McMaster-Carr (thanks ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
muddjester!), and it was the queen of the living room...
Unfortunately, times change. A and I decided we were ready for a more 'grown-up' look, and we upgraded to a Kasala sectional, albeit a small sectional.
( This one, in fact, although in a pistachio color. )
A lovely young woman arrived this morning with a U-haul to take away our new couch, where it will now live in a therapist's office. This seems almost poetic to me. Hopefully after a year of absorbing the Eustalker neuroses, it is sufficiently primed for whatever it's new occupants will throw at it! :)
muddjester!), and it was the queen of the living room...Unfortunately, times change. A and I decided we were ready for a more 'grown-up' look, and we upgraded to a Kasala sectional, albeit a small sectional.
( This one, in fact, although in a pistachio color. )
A lovely young woman arrived this morning with a U-haul to take away our new couch, where it will now live in a therapist's office. This seems almost poetic to me. Hopefully after a year of absorbing the Eustalker neuroses, it is sufficiently primed for whatever it's new occupants will throw at it! :)
