…with XLNT music. McGoohan’s taste in music was superb.
Please allow me to provide some backstory re: the Fuck Yeah! thing what happened today.
Years ago, a prick of a plumber stole our big, beautiful, original early 20th C bathroom sink, and replaced it with a cheap little POS that belongs in a cheap motel. Almost anything set down on it slides right off into the bowl. I don’t know why mom let him do that to us! He’d insisted the sink itself was the reason it was always getting plugged up. The real reason was he was a lousy plumber who never really got rid of the clogs. She couldn’t get ahold of him ever again after that.
He stole our sink and sold it, or charged someone else a fortune for it + its installation. I have cursed him and our ugly little sink almost every time I’ve used it. It makes our lovely bathroom look like crap. Pun intended.
Now for The Good Stuff!
Today around my BF’s lunchtime, I noticed a pickup had parked right in front, where my BF parks. It wouldn’t be a big deal, but his knee’s been messing with him.
A few minutes later, I saw Mike, our contractor, carrying something big and heavy up onto our lawn. We caught each other’s eye thru the window, and he grinnnned!
I went outside, and he’d brought us a beautiful Victorian-style sink/vanity, with a nice oval porcelain bowl & beige marble top! The hardware’s black brass, with copper-colored trim, and it’s gorgeous. It has a pretend drawer, but the cabinet beneath is real, and it appears to be solid wood.
He said he thought it could go in our basement, and I said, “I’d rather have it upstairs!”
I asked if he’d been in our bathroom, and he said he had. I asked if he remembered where the heat vent is, and he thought a moment and said yes. I asked whether a vanity would be no good, since it would go so close to the vent, and he said it’s no big deal. I was so relieved! I also asked, “Isn’t the sink, etc at least half what it costs to get a sink, etc and have it installed?” and again, he said “Yes!” He added that he was was just so happy he could get it for us, and that I love it so much.
Someone had had Mike redo their basement bathroom, but wound up selling their home not long after. The new owners wanted to redo everything all over again, and told Mike he could take the vanity when he inquired about it. It’s only a few years old!
He put it up on our porch, and my BF said he’d make space for it in the smol roomlet near the front door. {Now I think abt it, that roomlet would be ideal for a smol bench & place to put wet, etc footwear, and an umbrella stand.}
Now we just need to find the funds for its installation. I remain optimistic!