Will it ever end?

April 4, 2005 on 12:00 am | In Uncategorized | No Comments

So, yesterday our past landlord (our lease ended twenty days ago) called and expected us to replace the bulbs that were out in the track lighting. Excuse me? First off, that is normal wear and tear not to mention that half the track lighting doesn’t even work (probably 14 of the 15 that are out). And excuse me, but we turned in our keys 20 days ago! You gave us a list of things to fix (sent by registered mail), we fixed those things. You can’t start adding things to the list 20 days after we move out.

I’m not sure if we are going to fight this and even try to get back our security deposit. Is it really worth all this hassle? (did I mention the propane thing with the old house?) I think the landlord is either too lazy to fix it himself or is trying to come up with things to not give us our deposit back.

This week’s Sunday Brunch looked interesting, so I’m going to do that.

In a country as big as the United States, you can find fifty examples of anything.” -Jeffery F. Chamberlain

1) What state were you born in? Texas
2) What state do you currently live in? Virginia
3) How many states have you been in? (and yes, driving through counts!) 23
4) If you had your choice regardless of cost, which of the 50 states would you choose to live in? Some place more rural and a little bit more north
5) Which of the 50 states would you rather die than live in? California

Thank you

April 1, 2005 on 1:00 am | In Uncategorized | No Comments

For all the suggestions. While the gray would work, it definitely isn’t us. Even my DH was asking what was up with all the gray suggestions. I think I’ll end up with Glenda’s suggestion of beiges. I left out some details about the area that would probably have helped. The kitchen walls are mostly tiled except for the part above the cabinets. The dining room is actually just on the other side of the granite picture I posted (it was from the peninsula). So, I want to have the same color for both areas (since it is basically one big room). I have some pictures of the two areas in my gallery if you want to take a look. I don’t know why I didn’t think about it, but the tile is a beige color, so I’ll probably use that to pick the color for the top of the room. And Sue came up with a great idea, bamboo wallpaper for under the chair rail (which is very us) in the dining room. Anything to get rid of the green walls and floral wallpaper! And one day I’ll check to see what is underneath the carpet in the kitchen. I know, carpet in the kitchen?!?

So, guess what I did yesterday? I stitched! For like two or three hours. I worked on Sweet Pea Gazebo and added another butterfly to that band and then finished up the triple cross (except for the lazy daisies) and scotch stitch bands. I was almost finished the single cross eyelet band until I realized that half of the eyelets on the edges are over one not two like all the others! Why oh why do they do that? So, I have to frog *all* of it out! My butterflies weren’t that hard. I’m taking my time and only doing one at a time and doing another band and then coming back and doing another butterfly. Sue on the other hand didn’t fare as well. I think she ended up doing each butterfly three times which was my progress last year when I did them for my RR.

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