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the move....

you see this stud above...he worked like a mad man for 7 days!! i love him and love seeing him
but...
these studs really made me happy to see!!!! this is the beginning of the kitchen!

this is the upstairs....we actually worked like crazy and got these rooms finished BEFORE the move! the blue is princess', the yellow is the toy/landing area, the red - mapboys (still need to change his name!) we painted ceilings, walls, trim, and floors in about 5 days!!!

this friend is still smiling, after 3 hours of painting ceilings! her pose makes me want to sing "chim chimney, chim chimney, chim, chim, cheeroo!"

finally!! moving day! we had a great crew show up to move the big stuff.





Comments

Daisy Path said…
i just love the colors upstairs. so neat! what color is your room? where is your room at, upstairs or downstairs? i can't believe all that you have gotten done. maybe you can change mapboy to farmboy now. haha. :) love you bunches and miss you.
Anonymous said…
this is mary poppins (or is it Bert?) saying thanks a lot for posting that lovely picture. but it was fun and I am looking forward to seeing the finished product and many happy days at the farm!
I love the colors, too! Everything looks great! So glad the move went well for you.
Marnie said…
I feel your pain! Can't wait to see your finished kitchen.

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