I think we're starting the kitchen remodel, tomorrow!!!
Lavender Lass
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Toto, I don't think we're in Oklahoma anymore.
Comments (18)Dorothy, I still had a couple of spring-planted tomatoes in the ground and this rain has finished them off...instant death. I'll pull them tomorrow if the misty junk finally stops. The fall tomatoes look fine, but army worms are here so I don't know if that will last. I have fall broccoli and cabbage and this is the perfect weather for them. The okra seems to be stalling, but since the temps have stayedin the 70s for several days with no sunlight, that's not unusual. The green beans are very happy. Whenever I decide in July to carry over spring tomato plants to fall, I always regret it by late August because they look awful. This year is no exception, so I've been yanking them one by one. The fall tomato plants have blossoms and green fruit, and I'm already harvesting from the cherry types so I am a pretty happy camper. I think for all of us with tomatoes, the cool weather does adversely affect hornworms, so hooray for that. Jan, I hope y'all get some rain soon, especially for the winter wheat. Most of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex just got pounded with rain all weekend long. In some areas they were out doing high water rescues this morning. My husband works at D-FW Airport and he kept sending me text messages for a couple of days that said stuff like "Getting pounded by rain". "Still getting pounded. Any rain there?" etc. It drove me crazy because at that time the rain wasn't here yet. I wish we'd had as much here as they've had down there. When I was a kid, my uncle and aunt lived in Grapevine which was a one-horse town. That was in the early 1970s. Eventually they sold their land to D-FW Airport. Even though Grapevine is so much bigger now, it is still one of my favorite places. I love their old downtown area AND all the new shopping venues....I can kill a whole day at Grapevine Mills Mall, and I'm really not even a mall type person. I know Dorothy would send both you and Jay rain if she could because she's getting too much right now. I'd send ya'all half of my measley 2.5" if I could figure out how to pack it and ship it. This week's rainfall puts our total at about the same amount as our average annual rainfall, so I guess this is going to be a good year, statistically speaking. It is still raining here and has been for most of the day, but it is a very light mist, so maybe we've picked up another quarter inch. Every bit helps though! Dawn...See MoreBy the way, I don't think we're going to build...
Comments (7)So I'll continue in here. Here is a preliminary floor for our remodel. But we have changed a few things already: 1.The master bath is NOT 16' wide! 2. Master bedroom has an overhang that extends 5' feet but it runs off the page here. This is a rough starting drawing, but you can see the original foundation through it and what we are adding....See MoreYou'll think we're crazy...
Comments (14)holligator- NO, that's not supposed to be that way. I have a replacement door hinged on the right side here to go in. That whole base cabinet was wrong - this was a long distance reno so I didn't catch it - it was missing the side panels (ordered, installed) and I thought that was the only issue, but when I got here I saw the drawer isn't a drawer, but a knife holder/cutting board (might be handy, didn't complain about that.) Yesterday I found that the base cabinet has roll out shelves when that one was supposed to have slots for cutting boards/cookie sheets. So gotta call the Thomasville rep again. That's just one of several mistakes - we have 2 warped cabinet doors, drawers out of square, filler that doesn't match, missing finish pieces, I could go on and on. I have alot here waiting to be installed by my contractor today. Anyway thanks for the compliment though! If this room were more closed off then we probably would be ok with the glaze. But since it's open to everything else it just doesn't look right. We're seriously kicking our own a$$es for not just going with bright white. Oh well....See MoreWe're starting! Here's the plan.
Comments (4)Hi, Lav! Yes, the middle doors in the hutch will be glass. I'd looove to have more glass, but alas...we need hidden storage. I did swing two open units for my cookbooks and pitchers though. :) I'm using corbels on the hutch for sure and maybe some on the other side of the room, too. I want to hold them up under the cabinets before making the final call on where I want them since I can't seem to add them into the mock-ups....See MoreLavender Lass
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