I shall call it home
So we are in the new house, it all went very smoothly on the day. We had completed by 11:00 out of the old house by noon and the removal men had left by 4. There were no nasty surprises awaiting us apart from the red gloss windowsill and number of wallpaper borders there are which I had totally forgotten about since looking round. Everything is tickety boo, there is even some frog spawn in the pond and some rhubarb in the vegetable patch.
There is quite a bit of decorating to do. The dado has to go along with the stone cladding in the living room. Also the orange walls in the dining room will be the first thing to be changed.
We are loving the French doors out in to the garden, it will be so nice to be able to just step outside in the summer. The garden is huge and fantastic and if it stops raining them I will take my camera outside.
4 comments:
Hello! Glad you are in ok - your house (and esp. the garden) look so nice! Stone cladding, warning, getting rid of it causes a massive amount of dust that lingers, no matter what you do, for a very very long time! Good luck with it all x x X
Congratulation on your move! Looking forward to the house warming party.
BTW - If you need someone to remove your cladding with extreme force - let me know.
You are of course welcome to bash up the stone cladding if you help with the clean up job after!
hmm, less attractive deal...
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