Full of holes, but still managing to hold so much magic.
Not really quite as fun.I saw this old red board that I’d pulled out of the wood pile sitting next to my new grey back door and I thought it might make me happy to see some cheery red up there everyday instead of just the sad purple walls.
Really, they’re purple.It’s not the camera.. Well, that just doesn’t do the sign and all it’s weathered goodness justice, so we went out for some sunshine..The board came off of an old Adirondack chair we had that fell apart so I really didn’t need to do anything but stamp on some white letters.
There was some bluey paint left on some of the stamps, but I think that just adds to it.. Side note: Around here, they sometimes call Adirondack chairs “Muskoka chairs”.It drives me batty.
End of side note..
This railing will soon be coming down.filled it about half full with white vinegar.
, and put it over the shower head so that the front of the shower head was dipped in the vinegar.Then I tied a hair elastic around the whole thing to hold it in place, and went about my day!.
I did this at about 8am and I planned to leave it all day before checking my results, but Chris was working on something on our other renovation in our other bathroom that morning and about an hour later he decided he wanted to take a shower.I thought I’d have to restart this experiment afterwards, but to our surprise, when he took the bag off and turned the shower on, it worked perfectly!.