Yes, the furniture.
Naturally, Mr. He-who-wants-to-be-anonymous would like to switch a couple of pieces... nearly the heaviest of the lot too... from one room to another. It's easy for him to dictate. He wasn't the one who worked with the two mover-guys to get the pieces to their current homes in the first place.
Here is our first item... a 16th Century Piedmontese "stirpa" armoire... beautifully situated in the Downstairs Bedroom of Mr. H-w-w-t-b-a... but, which now needs to go up stairs into My Bedroom.
Mr. H-w-w-t-b-a can FORGET even thinking to move this 9-foot-long & definitely one-piece Chesterfield sofa. Besides being extremely long, it is also abominally heavy too. I know. I had to help lift it up the narrow stairs.
Ditto for this Piemontese 18th Century cherry armoire. I made sure that the dimensions of this disimpegno would allow it to fit perfectly. My word to Mr. H-w-w-t-b-a is... DON'T DICKER!!!
But, that 19th Century walnut desk... admittedly, way too big for where it is... now must go to the Downstairs Bedroom. Fine. So be it.
But, may I say? The person who originally commanded that said "stirpa" armoire & said walnut desk be where they currently are is The Very Same Person who now wants them moved. Gads.