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ladyofastolat ([personal profile] ladyofastolat) wrote2015-03-11 01:38 pm
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Obvious solution is obvious

This week we learnt:

A. A brand new uplighter shade made out of thin parchment-coloured material leads to a much brighter room than an old, broken (thanks to Wii Sports and drunken folk dancing) ochre-coloured shade, made out a fairly thick fabric and lined with the Dust of Ages.

B. When you remove a rotary drier that's been sitting in the middle of your rather small lawn for years, stuck permanently in the "up" position and now distinctly unpleasant, suddenly your garden looks MUCH bigger, MUCH nicer, and with a reasonable sized space to sit in.

In other words:

A. Reducing the barriers between light bulb and room leads to more light visible in room!

B. Removing large item from small space leads to a larger expanse of useful space!

The questions now are:

A. Why did this fail to occur to either of us years ago, when I first started complaining about the poor light in the room?

B. Why did this fail to occur to either of us years ago, when I first started complaining about the lack of useful space to eat al fresco summer dinners in?

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