So, here you go, Jamie. It may not stay this way for long. Depends on what David thinks when he gets home, but for now, this is what our space looks like ...
01 September 2009
Rearrange
I mentioned on my Facebook that I was rearranging the living room today and Jamie requested pictures. I didn't do much, just flip flopped the play area and "dining" area. The main reason being that with the toy box under the window the kids would play with the curtains. And I don't care what kind of bolt and anchor you use, not much is going to hold a curtain rod in the wall if two thirty-pound little ones are swinging from it.
So, here you go, Jamie. It may not stay this way for long. Depends on what David thinks when he gets home, but for now, this is what our space looks like ...
So, here you go, Jamie. It may not stay this way for long. Depends on what David thinks when he gets home, but for now, this is what our space looks like ...
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3 comments:
My nosiness knows no bounds. :)
I think it looks good! The areas make sense and your curtains will probably love you for the change.
I think my facebooking (I can't believe I used that as a verb) the plan automatically negates the implication of nosiness. If you had just randomly requested photos of my living room for no reason ... now, THAT would be nosy.
As the wife of the best man in our wedding, Jamie is, however, disqualified from particpation in the game of:
"Identify The Item That Was My Groomsmen Gifts"
(hint: it's a toughie and it's not the scale model of the AMSouth Building in downtown Knoxville, so don't everyone guess that)
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