Paused, but not forgotten

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I didn’t forget. I may have been residing in the midst of stocking stuffers, sledding and kid central, but I did not forget that I am in the middle of a project. In fact … it’s on my mind every time I spy a decorating magazine on the coffee table.

The kids’ bathroom is not yet finished. But I did get a new toilet for Christmas!

 

 

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After all, we’re a practical family. We like practical presents — thanks, Mom! Also residing beside the toilet on our porch — temporarily, I swear! — is a pedestal sink. I tiny little pedestal sink perfect for the tiny little bathroom.

 

 

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The real show-stopping Christmas gift — thoughtfully acquired and lovingly hauled 50 miles — was that first item, back there at the beginning of this post. Remember … ?

 

 

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Farmguy bought me a bathtub for Christmas. And not just any tub … it’s a rusty, chippy old clawfoot tub. The outside needs some sandblasting and a fresh coat of paint. The inside is perfect. Delightful!

At the rate we’re going I may have to soak in the back yard after filling it with the garden hose … but it will — some day — look lovely in my bathroom, right next to the shower.

That despicable shower!

I’m already planning fluffy white towels and a little bowl of pretty soaps. And bath salts … and bubble bath soap … and … raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles and warm, woolen mittens …

*sigh*

I’ll keep you posted.

 

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One Response to Paused, but not forgotten

  1. Hubby got me anold clawfoot tub, but hte inside has a few rust stains. Any ideas how to get them out? Email me, The Park Wife