What?!! It's the end of May!?!
I cannot believe May's almost over. Sheez, where did the month go?
I just came home from work and it looks like it may rain this evening. This will spoil our plans to go to Pioneer Park tonight. Ooops. The kids really wanted to go and have apparently been good boy and girls all day in anticipation. Will have to find something else to do I guess.
Got a call from the endotonist's office at 11 asking if I wanted to come in for my root canal early. Heck yeah! I wasn't scheduled until the 10th of June but I needed to have it done pronto asap before I got another infection or something. They had me on a waitlist for cancellations. So I boogied over there and got that all squared away. No major pain yet. I will keep my fingers crossed, though. Went back to work and everyone kept saying that I was a warrior because I came back to work after a root canal. LOL... if only they knew what real tooth pain was. I have a really HIGH tolerance for pain in my mouth region. Not only that, but I go to the BEST root canal guy on the planet!
We have been doing projects around the house the past few weeks. Just finished the living room modifications the other day. We are moving our couches and tv downstairs to the family room and in prep for that, we are freshening some things for what will be our new dining room. Four and a half years ago when we bought this house, I made Kurt promise that he would tear down the wood paneling on the wall in this room within a year. Well, he was a little late but we finally got rid of it! I am in heaven. I had bought new paneling (paintable bead board) because I wasn't sure what was under the old paneling. We tried to take off the joiner thingies because we needed a flat surface to apply the new paneling to but it was impossible to get them off. I started to just rip away at some paneling and whaddayaknow? There was drywall underneath!!! Hooray! The only problem was that the room has textured walls and this wall was not textured. The texturing is a really unique orange peel look if you know what I mean. LOL... not easy to duplicate. Not only that but the drywall had glue all over it and it looked like it might take a year to sand it off. So I decided to go forth with the new paneling. We put a nice darkly stained frame around all the seams and on the top and bottom so it looks really nice... kind of Asian inspired I guess. The color we chose to paint the paneling is a red color. It dried a bit darker than expected but I was glad it wasn't as red as it looked in the can! LOL! It looks pretty cool all in all and honestly, anything was better than that nasty 70's wood paneling. *puke*
I bought a really big dining table with 6 chairs and the table is going to be delivered on Saturday. The chairs unfortunately won't be here for another month, though. Wah! I can't wait.
Well, I guess we are deciding to go attempt the outing and hope that it doesn't rain. I'll write more later. :)
I just came home from work and it looks like it may rain this evening. This will spoil our plans to go to Pioneer Park tonight. Ooops. The kids really wanted to go and have apparently been good boy and girls all day in anticipation. Will have to find something else to do I guess.
Got a call from the endotonist's office at 11 asking if I wanted to come in for my root canal early. Heck yeah! I wasn't scheduled until the 10th of June but I needed to have it done pronto asap before I got another infection or something. They had me on a waitlist for cancellations. So I boogied over there and got that all squared away. No major pain yet. I will keep my fingers crossed, though. Went back to work and everyone kept saying that I was a warrior because I came back to work after a root canal. LOL... if only they knew what real tooth pain was. I have a really HIGH tolerance for pain in my mouth region. Not only that, but I go to the BEST root canal guy on the planet!
We have been doing projects around the house the past few weeks. Just finished the living room modifications the other day. We are moving our couches and tv downstairs to the family room and in prep for that, we are freshening some things for what will be our new dining room. Four and a half years ago when we bought this house, I made Kurt promise that he would tear down the wood paneling on the wall in this room within a year. Well, he was a little late but we finally got rid of it! I am in heaven. I had bought new paneling (paintable bead board) because I wasn't sure what was under the old paneling. We tried to take off the joiner thingies because we needed a flat surface to apply the new paneling to but it was impossible to get them off. I started to just rip away at some paneling and whaddayaknow? There was drywall underneath!!! Hooray! The only problem was that the room has textured walls and this wall was not textured. The texturing is a really unique orange peel look if you know what I mean. LOL... not easy to duplicate. Not only that but the drywall had glue all over it and it looked like it might take a year to sand it off. So I decided to go forth with the new paneling. We put a nice darkly stained frame around all the seams and on the top and bottom so it looks really nice... kind of Asian inspired I guess. The color we chose to paint the paneling is a red color. It dried a bit darker than expected but I was glad it wasn't as red as it looked in the can! LOL! It looks pretty cool all in all and honestly, anything was better than that nasty 70's wood paneling. *puke*
I bought a really big dining table with 6 chairs and the table is going to be delivered on Saturday. The chairs unfortunately won't be here for another month, though. Wah! I can't wait.
Well, I guess we are deciding to go attempt the outing and hope that it doesn't rain. I'll write more later. :)



