I need W-Space...NOW!

Fan of the works of Terry Pratchett will be familiar with the concept of L-Space where all libraries and places where enough books are stored are linked. I would like to propose the concept of W-Space or Wardrobe Space. I'm currently at Mum Lodge and it's gone a bit chilly so I wandered to the bedroom to get a pullover that I knew was lying in a heap at the bottom of my bit of a wardrobe; only to discover that it wasn't there. I knew it was there, so I checked all the wardroes and drawers; no sign of it! Grrrr! I then realised that it was at the bottom of the wardrobe, just not that one. It was in the heap at the bottom of the one in my bedroom at Chez Who. The one where I'd been earleir today picking up clothes and assorted kiffle for Glastobury. You see it would be so much easier if I could have reached through W-Space (avoiding sword-wielding goody two-shoed 1940s kids in Narnia) and retrieved my jumper. Instead I'm still cold. Bum!

I need W-Space...NOW!

Fan of the works of Terry Pratchett will be familiar with the concept of L-Space where all libraries and places where enough books are stored are linked. I would like to propose the concept of W-Space or Wardrobe Space. I'm currently at Mum Lodge and it's gone a bit chilly so I wandered to the bedroom to get a pullover that I knew was lying in a heap at the bottom of my bit of a wardrobe; only to discover that it wasn't there. I knew it was there, so I checked all the wardroes and drawers; no sign of it! Grrrr! I then realised that it was at the bottom of the wardrobe, just not that one. It was in the heap at the bottom of the one in my bedroom at Chez Who. The one where I'd been earleir today picking up clothes and assorted kiffle for Glastobury. You see it would be so much easier if I could have reached through W-Space (avoiding sword-wielding goody two-shoed 1940s kids in Narnia) and retrieved my jumper. Instead I'm still cold. Bum!