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Sunday, August 28, 2011

Incredible Ikea

Ikea is one of those places you can go when you can’t decide if you want to go to a modern art museum or shopping. I don’t know why I thought it would be a good starting place for my putting together of my house, but I guess any reason to visit the place I’ve been driving by daily was good enough for me.

Overwhelming? Just a tad. At least back in the states if I kept reading the tags I’d see English explaining what the item was…here it stops with Italian. Entertaining? Very much so! 

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