We were out of town last weekend for a trip to the beach. It was wonderful except for the $80 ticket my husband got for speeding through Delaware. Though it was a little annoying she was actually generous and only charged him with a lesser speed than the actual. *Note to self: send in the payment.* Ugh!
Was on my way to one of my cleaning jobs last week and I got hit by a deer. Yep, you read that right, I got hit by a deer. I was braking to avoid hitting one, when a second ran out and ran right into the back of my car. I am so glad it didn't do any damage. Only damage was to my emotions. What a nerve-racking moment. Do you ever wonder why silly things like those happen? Strange.
Anyway, I've done a few small projects around my home that I've shown on my blog. Well, we just embarked on a big project just last week. We are knee deep in renovating my bathroom. Who knew that one small room could create such havoc. But I must say it is worth it. My bathroom has been a mess since we moved into this house. Clean, but a mess. Mainly the floor. The tiles were coming loose and the grout was looking a little...gross.
I will show you what we started with. The first picture shows what the room looked like when we bought the house. I must disclose to you that the tub (which is hard to see) was actually the turquoisey minty color. Though very clean and in relatively good condition, the color was just not my thing.
I decided to put a band-aid on it until it was time to renovate, so here is the most recent photo of our bathroom.
As you can see, I did my best to work with what was there. I removed the wallpaper and freshened up the walls and vanity with paint. I placed those two rugs on the floor to hide the loose floor tiles. What you can't see in this picture is the
Anyway, since the majority of this renovation would fall on my husband it was up to him when he wanted to get started. Well, he wanted to get started and I was in full agreement. So, we are down to one bathroom. One woman sharing a bathroom with 3 boys and a dog. It's proving to be a challenge at times, but we'll get through it. (No, my dog doesn't use the bathroom to do her business, her food and water bowl is in there.)
Not to mention the fact that my washer and dryer are also in that bathroom.
Well, here is what my bathroom looks like now.
Nice huh? Well, you will see I like to keep my rooms decorated during renovating. ; ) Why not? Makes me like to go in there.
I will keep you posted as to how things are going. Aside from the toilet lid getting busted everything has been going smoothly. I only hope it continues that way. I can't wait to get to the putting it back together part. Soon.
I'm laughing. I was wondering about the decorations still up and around during your renovation. Thanks for clarifying. ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd don't I know about rusty - around toilets... and tiles coming up.
I missed you around here. Thanks for that email, too. I'll be praying.
~B
Haha! I think every mother of boys knows a thing or two about "problems" around the potty.
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