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Comments Merd en mer

Merd en mer: 7/12/04

Ian has purchased the lapis tiles but they're probably too thick to work with my funky fish tiles. My fish bathroom with have to wait, yet again, unless our contractor can work a miracle. I'm disappointed but I'm not going to put up a big stink because I know the lapis will look far better than a sink covered in just fish tiles. But I am sad.

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