We've moved Greta back into the guest bathroom, after failing to solve the mystery of our leaking bathtub. It hasn't drained into the living room ceiling since July. Two plumbers have looked at it and neither wants to knock down a wall or ceiling if they can't recreate the leak. So Greta gets her tub back until the next flood. And her hair rinsing hat as well. What a smile. If that's not worth the sepia treatment, what is?
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Bath time = play time
We've moved Greta back into the guest bathroom, after failing to solve the mystery of our leaking bathtub. It hasn't drained into the living room ceiling since July. Two plumbers have looked at it and neither wants to knock down a wall or ceiling if they can't recreate the leak. So Greta gets her tub back until the next flood. And her hair rinsing hat as well. What a smile. If that's not worth the sepia treatment, what is?
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Yes -- I removed the i.d. picture after Matt had a hissy fit. If he had his way we wouldn't have a blog at all.
ReplyDeleteAnyway! Love the pictures of Greta -- what a sweetie. What is she in inside the big tub? We're transitioning Ella and I'm looking for suggestions. The kitchen sink works but she gets water all over the counter/floor.
Greta was fine in the big tub until about 15 months, when she started protesting like crazy every time we tried to dunk her in it. Randomly one day when we were at my family's cabin in the Adirondacks, we put her in a small plastic bin inside a shower and she loved it. When we got home, we emptied out a larger bin that we were using to store out-of-season clothes. It's about 4 feet long and only 10" deep. She loves her baths again. Go figure.
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