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Wow, Wednesday already?

I'm not sure how the week can possibly be more than half over. I guess having Monday off threw me for a bit of a loop.

The room-moving project is officially done. We had a guest coming over for dinner last night from the new church, and I was extrememly motivated to get EVERYTHING put away and the kitchen restored to it's full glory before he got here, so I busted a move and got it all done yesterday.

All in all, I'm happy with the end results. My new studio is much smaller, but it's also cozier and more inviting. It's organized and clean, and with so much less space, it's going to have to stay that way, or else I'll be in a world of hurt. I have boxes of stuff to ebay, and I'm just sure I'll be a millionairess when I get it all sold.

Today is also busy, with my class at the school this afternoon and a very tardy design team project to finish.

I've got one kid still home with a fever, and this morning S. was complaining about a sore throat, which is how the rest of us started being overtaken by the bug... so it'll be a bit before we're all healthy still, I think.

Asia is still hobbling. He really did a number on his leg. His internet research leads him to believe it's about a 4 - 6 week recovery period for this injury. It sucks to get old.

I'm off to my studio... lots of do.

Happy day.



Comments

  1. Anonymous11:20 AM

    Cath
    Your room looks great !!
    Love the colors - Look inviting to be in (I remember the way it looked the last time were there :)
    Wish the weather would get nice enough to get mine painted and reorganized. Now you have inspired me.
    Love you

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  2. Anonymous11:52 AM

    Your rooms look great! I love the colors. Good job with the stripes.

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  3. Anonymous4:09 PM

    Look at you with all your new fun rooms! Loving that! Great job! :)

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  4. Anonymous5:17 PM

    I love the photo in the last picture to the right. Look at those 2 cute girls.:)

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