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The ball is in!

And we are basking in it’s glow.Installed one of the ball lights from Marci and Austin (Sputnik Housewares) and couldn’t love it more. It greets visitors as they approach the entry, and the reflection in the celestory window is an added bonus.I’m now...

Who needs a glass atrium?…

when plastic works just fine!1. Plastic is clear (like glass)2. Plastic is easy to install (like glass)3. Plastic is only $2.99 (NOT like glass)Seriously, we cleaned out the atrium and taped up plastic in preparation for the concrete guy. (Hope he shows up this week!)...

Check out our cement pond!

Jethro, it’s time to clean the pool.We have been centering all of our attention on the interior since the day we got the keys. Yesterday afternoon our attentions turned outside! We had a couple of visitors floating in the pool. They seemed pretty content, but...

Cork flooring goes in!

We started installing the cork flooring the other night. After a few hours of intense installation, we had TWO rows in! To save time and keep our marriage intact, we called John (floor installer). The master bedroom, hall, and closet are nearly done and we hope to...

LESSON #34: Brown is NOT brown…

Some brown is GREEN… and not a good green. What? That’s not what we want! I found a piece of old trim with the original brown paint on it and took it to Rhodda for a match. It actually is a perfect match to an OLD color they had…CP103 Oxford...

When one door closes… another opens!

Rumor had it that the original floorplan of our Rummer had a door between the dining room and family room. Our dining room wall was covered in diagonal tongue and groove cedar planks and must have been installed sometime in the mid 80s. The only way to find out if a...