What a beautiful sight on the back porch I came home to. And I bet it was one of the UPS guy’s easiest deliveries.
Sometime between the last Open House and last week, I decided that I wasn’t going to move all the stuff out of my studio into the house and back again, for the Open House, without a Hand Truck.
And why I never thought of getting one before, I can’t say. But with it, the prospect of making my studio into a gallery is so much less daunting.
I never would have imagined a Hand Truck could bring me such joy.
I have to laugh, Maria. The first birthday present I got for Mike was a hand truck.
Ah, a perfect gift Janet!!
Here in Texas we call it a dolly aka dolly cart. Never heard it called a Hand Truck. Maybe I have seen it in writing but didn’t know what they were talking about. Just thought I’d mention it because when I read your post I was wondering what you were talking about. Too funny! Lamar from Texas
I’ve heard it called a dolly Lamar. But here a dolly is usually a small wooden platform with four wheels. It would be interested to know what it was called in other places around the country.