Anyone like to polish my silver tea service?

Hi

Ok, so the reason i am asking is that I was weeding out front and on our side bed a week ago today. pulled out a vine under our Holly tree and stuffed it into a bag. It was a young vine with no shiny leaves.

Two days later it was Posion Ivy, showing up on the insde of my forearm. Currently it is surrounding my entire right forearm and moving up, my wrigt wrist and part of the hand, and both knees.

I'm staring daily at the tea service I inherited from my MIL and it needs polishing badly. No way can I do it for awhile.

Already had two less traumatic PI hits this summer and two courses of steroids. The doc is holding off on those no, so I take two heavy antihistamines, have a 1% steroid lotion and Burt's Bee's Poison Ivy saop to use.

Anyone out there who'd be willing to polish up my tea service so it shines nicely again on the sideboard? Sure would lift my spirits!

 

Bring it to book club tonight. I'll do it while we chat.

 

There's a book club in Broadlands? How do I get in on this?

 

We meet on the 4rd wed of every month at the Nature center. Just show up at 7:30 pm or send me a pm and we can add you to our email list.

 

HA HA you veddy funny! How you gonna talk about the book, read wine, don rubber gloves, use Wrights silver polish, then wash off and dry the silver? But thanks anyway:>

 

ok i'll try this tactic. anyone know of where I could take the tea service and platter to get it shined up professionally. Ma in law collected this and most of it is over 100 years old.

 

I vote you invite some girls over for wine and we can polish and get to know each other while we drink.

 

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