Jim and I depart from Singapore on 31 January, and how we managed to accummulate so much is beyond me. Help lighten the load and save HP's stock price from our shipping charges! If anything grabs your interest, please make me an offer via email.
The one caveat is that you'll likely have to collect the larger items yourself, though I'm happy to throw in a Lonely Planet and a plant or two to make it worth your while.
Yes, it's a lost cause in Singapore, but this does help. Plus it has great sentimental value to me as it doubtless saved me from suicide after one bad bad haircut.
Because if you're just going to wait for it to dry in this climate, you're going to go around with wet hair for a looooonng time. Number one complaint of expats in Singapore: mildew.
Now you can stream your favorite You Tube videos in the kitchen, in the bedroom, even in the bathroom! Just think: you have no idea where I am as I type this. God, no, not in the bathroom! Sheesh!
Four teak dining chairs Purchased at Scanteak in July 2005 Seat is 45x44cm; back is 40cm wide x 88 cm tall Excellent condition
A bargain at half the price, and there are eight of them if you look in the mirror! Artsy-fartsy photograph courtesy of Jim, my own HP-provided camera expert.
Teak Step Display/Storage Cabinet Purchased at Vintage Palace (Dempsey Rd) in July 2005 Two-way entry to cabinets and drawers Two-pieces: Large piece is 100cm deep x 150cm high Small piece is 50cm deep x 50cm high Both are 50cm wide Bottom step has been broken and re-glued
A magnet for children, hence the re-glued bottom step. I really love this thing. If you don't want to buy it, perhaps you can suggest a good spot where it will fit in my house in Colorado.
Teak bookcase w/9 drawers Purchased at Vintage Palace (Dempsey Rd) in July 2005 89cm wide x 30cm deep Decorative molding at top increases measurement to 96cm wide x 33.5cm deep Excellent condition
Holds a stunning number of Lonely Planets. Drawers just the right size for your collection of stickers from Cold Storage.