Cheers!
I had a card through the door yesterday - a missed delivery from Royal Mail. Oh well, thought I.. yet another item of baby paraphernalia that Er Indoors has been buying online (usually without remembering to go through an affiliate link I may add.. grr) - So off I trundle to the delivery centre in the rain today expecting some sort of pillow/book/milking device. But oh no! The package was addressed to me - me! I never get deliveries unless they’re of the bill variety.
Awaiting me in a nice FRAGILE box which no doubt the local posties had been using as a goalpost for the last 24 hours were these two little beauties:

This just gets better and better, not only a delivery for…
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