, and put it over the shower head so that the front of the shower head was dipped in the vinegar.
As a DIYer, I’d say this is completely false.While things aren’t always as expensive as I think they will be, because we do the labor ourselves, projects can easily take us, like, 10 times as long as I think they should.
But that’s what happens when you’re living a life at the same time.The more I learn that this is true (and I’m still working on this), the easier the whole process gets on my mental state.. 2)Learn your own preferences for which “state of unfinishedness” you’re most comfortable living with for a long time if you have to.You probably will..
I’ve been living in distress over the state of my house pretty much constantly for the last 2.5 years.And before that, in the old house, I was like that for a long time too.
I always find a lot to love about my home, but the bad kind of outweighs the good a lot of the time.
There’s just a whole lot of ugly going on in terms of old finishes, damaged walls and floors, half started projects and things that just need love.Or at least that I’m not alone…Since coming to the new house, I find myself making excuses to do the laundry as often as I can….. Do you love your laundry too?If we never would have moved, we would have been comfortable.
We would have had all the little day-to-day, mundane details of life worked out.When to cut the grass, how often to vacuum the floors, where to fold the laundry.
I would have made about 30 different amazing back-to-school crafts by now.Kennedy’s closet would be organized.. Life in the city was settled.
(Editor: Foldable Consoles)