{"id":857,"date":"2010-12-21T07:13:54","date_gmt":"2010-12-21T05:13:54","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.ikeathegiraffe.com\/blog\/?p=857"},"modified":"2010-12-20T22:38:33","modified_gmt":"2010-12-20T20:38:33","slug":"where-ikea-assembles-a-cupboard","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.ikeathegiraffe.com\/blog\/where-ikea-assembles-a-cupboard\/","title":{"rendered":".. where Ikea assembles a cupboard"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hello there! It’s me, Ikea!<\/p>\n

nice to see u here again! so, thanks for coming by! i was just about to tell everyone how it went after we had got back from Ikea<\/a> and ended up with a small box of something. apparently, it was a LARGE cupboard!! quite mysterious actually, how it fit in such a small box..<\/p>\n

so, as i was saying last time, i was to go and discover how it is to assemble something, like a cupboard for example! it is all good fun, i can tell u! although i have to say that assembling is not something giraffes, like me, are really good at naturally. so, it took me a little bit of time to understand what it was in the box:<\/p>\n

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so, here’s me reading the manual. not too many fotografs in this manual, i’m afraid. but there are drawings!! so, that’s actually very helpful. especially later on, when i started assembling. also good thing is that there are steps, like 1-2-3 and so on. and not too many words. no words actually at all, i think. but the drawings are great, so that even giraffes can understand!<\/p>\n

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finally, after reading the manual, it was quite obvious this pile of wood is going to end up a very nice cupboard. so, with all this great information, it was time for some fun assembling!<\/p>\n

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first of all, as u can see, the screws! (and bunch of other stuff too). i must say that without the manual, there was no way to figure out what goes where. so manuals are great.
\nand also, let me give u a hint: keep your manual in a safe place when assembling! because when i was not looking, Saab almost ate half a page! luckily it was a page that i had already read.. and i caught him munching before he could eat the rest of it! so it was pretty close call, actually.<\/p>\n

also, u know, if you have teddies at home who like to eat stuff, it is good to have something to trade with. moose<\/a>, for example, are great in situations like these.
\nso this is about where i was just before the eating incident:<\/p>\n

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and this is about one, two or maybe three hours later:<\/p>\n

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i don’t know exactly because i don’t carry a watch u know. i have to tell u that it was already getting a bit dark outside, so maybe it was three hours later. or four even. not more than six hours, that’s for sure. so, it’s almost done, just a one more drawer to fix. almost through with the manual!!<\/p>\n

so, there was lots of fun celebration just moments after this fotograf. because the cupboard was all assembled!! so no fotografs from that. but u will see this new place we discovered right afterwards! (it’s the drawers) u know, it seems to me that these are great for hiding! pst, i think Angel thinks it’s only him that knows this. So, next time we’ll be playing hide-and-seek, i think i know where Angel will be hiding, hehe!<\/p>\n

i have to say, very much fun things that they have in this shop, Ikea, don’t u think? so, what about you, what’s the most fun thing that u have assembled so far? let me know!! until then, have fun and cu l8r!<\/p>\n

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Hello there! It’s me, Ikea! nice to see u here again! so, thanks for coming by! i was just about to tell everyone how it went after we had got back from Ikea and ended up with a small box of something. apparently, it was a LARGE cupboard!! quite mysterious actually, how it fit in … Continue reading .. where Ikea assembles a cupboard<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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