Renovation Re-Do!

Remember that semi-little (cough) Kitchen project we were working on a few weeks ago? Well, the kitchen is long since finished and the girl is just now getting around to posting pictures. Anyways, enough chitter chatting ...

~ Cheery Goldish Walls ~

Just so my mother doesn't holler, I must waste no time in telling

you wonderful people, "This is the most cluttered up you will

ever EVER see our kitchen in your whole entire life!"

~ Our Little Breakfast Nook ~

Whoever called it a "Nook" in the first place, hmm? The girl is

sure she doesn't remember, but isn't a cutesy roomical place?

... But it all started when a sweet mother-lady said "I wonder what this

Kitchen would look like green?" as she she sat at the supper table

one fine Summer night with the breeze floating through the windows.

And thus, the amazing father-man began to ponder these things in his

heart; how he might please his dear lovely wifey. So he plotted and planned

for several days, and discussed it with his four charming Southern girlies who

nothing short of adored their dear old -- er, young -- daddy. And thus, they agreed

the kitchen would be green on the day before sweet mother-lady's birthday.

Dentist appointments wrecked the handsome father-man's plans, and

that is how it came to be that the sister and I donned raggedy worky clothes

and went to town on the tile and whatever the heck it was that kept the stuff up

there in the first place.

Ain't she cute? I love her muchly, she's my little partner in crime.

If it's something you can't handle flying solo, all you have to do is holler

for our sweet, and tough little Laney.

Amen.

But the tumbly-rumbly fellas were not to be left out! After all, who

wanted to play video games and build Lego castles all afternoon when they

could be chip in and help pull Momma's birthday surprise together?

The furniture had to be moved, but the boys and daddy

had the whole thing all situated and all that dandy stuff.

It was a long-ish, all day project but we all worked together

to get the job done!

See? I told you it was quite a task ... Laney's rolling the braided

rug and pushing that heavy old thing out of the way.

Pardon my expression. I was feeling a little overwhelmed this

particular point in time. The girl was hoping to be frugal and ever-so-carefully

remove lettering off the wall and it wasn't happening so very well.

My handsome father-man patching some of them un-loverly holes and

dents we put in the wall over the years. We shall cross our fingers from here

and pray we are more living around the walls when we get the notion to

move furniture n' things. * winks *

And as for the finished project, the girl has yet to take pictures of that, but they shall pop around here sometime soon. Of this, I am almost positive. But the kitchen is now a smooth, wondrous shade of green and we all just love it immensely and so forth. * happy sigh *