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Here are some pictures of the slow, but steady advances in the kitchen.

Paint goes up tonight. I think that will make a TREMENDOUS difference in my ability to envision the end result...

Here you go...

The sink wall:




























And the stove wall:





























The floor:





























The day I came home and cried:





























And one more for good measure. Gracie. She was posing SO adorably for me, but with the darn delay on my camera, this is the shot I got.


See her leg there in the bottom left corner?

Oh yea, that's some good photography.

Comments

  1. Steve11:11 PM

    Hey Ugly! It looks like you'll be making my peanut butter bars on the back porch.

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  2. Anonymous7:56 AM

    goodness you have some major work happening! it will be done though and you will be so relieved! cute photo! :)have a great day!

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  3. Christine Boles7:58 AM

    Wow, I can see why you cried when you saw that.
    Can't wait to see the finished kitchen, though!

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  4. Cathy10:11 AM

    Steve - I'll be making your peanut butter bars on my new marble countertops. Promise. (Or you'll be visiting me for Christmas at the local mental health ward...)

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  5. Anonymous6:33 AM

    Oh my heck! Cathy, I can't even imagine the nightmare you are living. That is extensive remodel. No wonder you had a little melt down. I'm laughing out loud looking at the appliances on the back porch. That's a visual that helps me clearly see your frustration!

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