
Note the "zen garden" office in the background? It's coming along! I'm done with the green walls, and my first coat of the white ceiling. Now it's time for a second ceiling coat, some touch ups, and the trim. I'm hoping to finish this weekend - so I'll be sure to post pictures.




2 comments:
Ooooh, pretty! Yay for thoughtful husbands! :-)
As a quick, "Did you know?" comment, if you remove the fuzzy, pollen-filled stamens from lilies it extends their cut flower life significantly. Although, it can be messy... So I would encourage the use of a tissue or rubber glove while doing this. I know at this point... It's a bit late. But maybe for next time! I am sure he will get you flowers again!! ^_^
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