I managed to put Ellen's curtains up today, and I didn't stab myself with any drapery pins or anything! Of course the curtains are badly in need of a good ironing, but that will have to wait until I borrow an iron since I don't seem to actually own one anymore. In my house, if it can't go in the washing machine, we don't buy it. That's what happens when you live with a kid who drools on everything. And it's not like Jer wears a suit to work or anything, so I'm not exactly ironing his dress shirts.
I can hear all you good housekeepers judging me. Oh well. Heck, some days I feel proud that I actually put on clothing, let alone wrinkle-free clothing. Pajamas are pretty comfy.
Anyway, so Ellen's curtains are up, I put up her bullitin board and some small shelving, and her bedspread came in the mail today too, so the room is really starting to come together! I still need to find her a floor lamp, a couple of occasional tables, put up an artwork/whatever hanging area (like this) above her desk, recover her window benches, hang up the one piece of art we got for the room and pick up a few odds and ends like a laundry hamper and some more wall shelving. I'm starting to get a feel for what the room will look like when it's ready for her to move in, though, and I hope she finds it as cozy and comfy as I do. I can't wait to see how she makes it her own!
~Jess
4 years ago
5 comments:
Ha! I once told a friend (who regularly wields an iron) my laundry method - wash and dry all week, and spend one day folding. She asked if I didn't spend a lot of time ironing. No! We don't really wear anything that wrinkles!
I think you missed your calling as in interior designer. That room is faaabulous!!
-Julia O'C
Is Ellen a wheelchair user? Or other mobility aid - walker, crutches, cane/s?
Nope! She walks without any mobility aids.
The room looks amazing! You are very talented!
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