Don't get me wrong the new place has LOTS of things I love about it. The old cast iron tub has really cool lines, the yard is a blessing, and the big windows (especially the one right above the kitchen sink) let so much light in. We just can't wait to show everyone what was hidden all this time.
When making a quick stop at the grocery store after painting our master bedroom I was getting looks of horror. I was questioning why everyone was giving me such strange looks. Not wanting to waste anytime I didn't change out of my painting gear, which is a lovely pair of jeans that have ripped knees and my husbands bright blue t-shirt, I thought maybe this was the reason.
So If I am not updating my blog as often it's more than likely that I am suffocating myself with paint fumes. These are just a few of the before pictures. I didn't want to overwhelm anyone.
I promise to post more of the yard that the kids keep wanting to play in. The evil weather here (raining everyday since Sunday) is stopping them from playing in the sandbox and is slowing the paint drying process.
Oh and if anyone did find that magic paint elf please send him our way ... I think he was using a GPS that told him to take a right when it meant left.
6 comments:
Can't wait to see what you do with it!!
Ooooh, I just love before and after time! I can't wait to say, 'I love what you've done with the place!'
Gosh, if that's the worst you have to offer in your "before" ... :)
As part of our current remodel, we had our carpets taken up to be replaced w/hardwood flooring. The once-white carpet in the master bedroom was a variety of shades of not-white from various types of pet stains, and one spilled Odwalla drink, courtesy of yours truly.
The living room carpet, when taken up, gave off a most sickening odor, the result of being urinated on, over and over, by a cat who's been gone for over 10 years now. None of the *many* products we used on that area got the smell out, plus it soaked through the carpet and pad into the underlying plywood! Yuck yuck yuck!!!
So you're gonna have to go some to come up with something that'll make me not enjoy reading about your exciting project. Write on!
Your words were so funny I almost forgot to look at the pictures. :)
I am a little tall to be an elf but I will help with the painting. I find it therapeutic and God knows I could use all the therapy I can get. Think happy thoughts...think happy thoughts..
Your "before" isn't that bad. :) Our first home was really rank. Ugh. We spent three very intense days tearing, tugging, and peeling to make it even livable. I can see the potential in your home. Congrats!
Good luck with your transformation!!
I think you must paint like my husband, he always manages to get more paint on him than on the wall!!
Vivienne x
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