The bad news is, i can't get downstairs to do the laundry. Unless i want to balance the unwieldy, overflowing basket of clothes on my head while i attempt to climb down the ladder. And while i am sure that would be amusing to attempt, and possibly result in injury, i am looking at this as an opportunity to wear the clothes i like second best.
The good news is that the basement is beginning to have the bones of an actual room! Yay! More pictures to come, i promise. You know, once i can get downstairs.
12 comments:
Good luck on the project!...Christine
hahaha, so funny!! Good luck!
excuses, excuses! Stopping back by from GGH...thank you for leaving me the sweet comment about my nailhead window treatments. I love your "about me" statement :)
Oh, baby!
Be careful, lol!
S
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That vision doesn't seem to come with a good ending! Broken limbs possible....Good luck with the reno, so fun and exciting!!!
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Yes, stuff drops from the trees, but you can just wipe off and just use the right paint and finish,ie: satin enamel exterior
I love it!
Cindy
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Wow -- that's a project. Good luck with getting it done before you're out of something to wear.
I get it now.....steps before truck, makes perfect sense!
How exciting!!! Just throw the dirty clothes down there and make your workers wash them!!!
Ok, that just makes me D I Z Z Y~~but don't ya love the smell of fresh cut lumber?!! I do, I do, I doooo.
LOL. Bummer that the laundry facilities are downstairs. You may have to rig up a rope and pulley system, as I hear the broken necks are not the fashion at this present time. ;-) Too bad they can't make disposable clothes like they make paper plates etc... LOL
This will be a fun project to follow!
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