it just depends on how you look at it
Our tile is DONE.
The bathroom is a bit of a wreck. We await tape and spackle, the sink, paint, venetian blinds.
I scratched my six month old eyeglass lens. The lady at the optometrist office found a flaw in the lens and new ones are covered by insurance.
Our dental coverage had been reinstated. It only took four phone calls and a morning of stress.
I locked myself out of the house, but my fabulous neighbor was home and let me sit and think of what to do - and asked if Middle had a key...he did, I went and got it, and let myself back in.
If I sit on the bathroom floor and stare at all that tile I see every tiny imperfection, every bump, every tiny spec that needs more grout or less.
But, if I stand up and back out of the room, and let my eyes take in the whole room...
it's really very pretty.
The bathroom is a bit of a wreck. We await tape and spackle, the sink, paint, venetian blinds.
I scratched my six month old eyeglass lens. The lady at the optometrist office found a flaw in the lens and new ones are covered by insurance.
Our dental coverage had been reinstated. It only took four phone calls and a morning of stress.
I locked myself out of the house, but my fabulous neighbor was home and let me sit and think of what to do - and asked if Middle had a key...he did, I went and got it, and let myself back in.
If I sit on the bathroom floor and stare at all that tile I see every tiny imperfection, every bump, every tiny spec that needs more grout or less.
But, if I stand up and back out of the room, and let my eyes take in the whole room...
it's really very pretty.
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how much longer until it's complete?
Thanks for reminding me.
Believe me, we can all find flaws everywhere depending on how we look at things...it's ALWAYS a half full/half empty situation.
Oh, as per Suse's suggestion:
http://tinyurl.com/ydrxcv
-J.