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[ItsME]

I don't love the room, but I do love the guest!

[Kachina624]

This reminds me of a time when I was piddling in the kitchen.  Turned around to find our small black horse behind me.  I'd left a gate open.  It was tricky turning her and getting her across the slick floor and out the door.

This paint pony adds a lot to the decor.

[dulwich]

@Kachina624  I used to breed 16-17 hands high  horses in U.K. and lived in a very low ceilinged 500 y.o. cottage -  kitchen leading out to fields - there in half open door was my huge ‘BigDolly’ horse trying to get in quite a sight!

The colours in this kitchen remind me of that kitchen - do not like these ‘delicate’ looking chairs though but nice place to eat breakfast with right size horse.

[queendiva]

Nice, but the chairs have to go. Dining chairs MUST be COMFORTABLE!

[shoptilyadropagain]

It's very pretty but I'd need much more comfortable chairs and I don't get why the tablecloth puddles the floor.  I'm pretty accident prone and that just screams that somebody (probably me) is going to trip on it and injure themselves.  I'd also probably pull everything on the table to the floor at the same time.

[chiclets]

Although the table covering is too long for a clumsy person like myself, I certainly would enjoy having a seat at this dining area and enjoy the company of the other shown guest.

Thanks for the invite.

[Kachina624]

@dulwich    Do you ever watch "Escape to the Country" on Dabl TV?  I watch it for 2 hours every day.  It's like House Hunters on steroids with people looking for homes in the English countryside.  It's on antenna TV.  I didn't realize GB was so beautiful before this program.

[LoveMyBaby]

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@queendiva wrote:

Nice, but the chairs have to go. Dining chairs MUST be COMFORTABLE!

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💯 percent.

[godi]

Join us for breakfast my friend but why the long face?  🤣🤣🤣🤣