It was agreed on long before we bought the house that when we finally did find The One we were also going to buy a new bed--frame, mattress, and box spring. Oh, man! Matt and I both have been sleeping so incredibly good it is just unbelievable. Even Matt is having a hard time prying himself from bed in the morning, which is pretty out of character for him. We've never had a new bed together. We'd been sleeping on an old mattress (from Matt's brother) on the floor for the last five years--no box spring, no frame, just the mattress. So I probably don't need to say that we've seriously, seriously upgraded. |
Your new home looks fantastic! So much goodness there - love all that natural light :)
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Especially in contrast to the rental I am in natural light heaven! And I am so, so happy about that.
DeleteWhat a comfortable, bright, and functional home. I'm mostly satisfied with ours (and when we remodeled the kitchen the sink stayed in front of the window), but foresee a time when it will be difficult for an aged couple to live in. As one who gets VERY attached to old things even if they don't work so well, this will be difficult for me.
ReplyDeletePS: Modelling was fine. The 2 students that invited me and the Prof made me feel very comfortable, and as a nature freak/hunter/meditator it was pretty easy to get in the zone for 2 hours in the morning (one potty break). Afternoon was tougher since the 2 students insisted on taking me out for a BIG lunch--luckily another art student had a great selection of American folk/folk-rock on his computer to keep me awake.
Well, I just hope you and Mrs. Rover stay fit as fiddles and can enjoy your nice, ol' place for a long, long time.
DeleteAnd thanks for answering my question. I bet it was a really interesting experience, one of countless over there.
A new king-sized bed was one of the first things my husband and I bought. I toss and turn a lot and he snores, so it was a must-have for a good night's rest for us. Although I do wish were were a bit more frugal when it comes up "updating" our home.
ReplyDeleteAt least you get even--snoring and tossing!
DeleteLove seeing little details from your house since I still haven't gotten to check it in person. Most of these little things I can seriously relate with, especially the kitchen sink window view and the bed situation!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I possibly tolerated doing dishes in that dark kitchen, staring at the cracked plaster wall. The window is WORLDS better.
DeleteWe can't WAIT to see you. As I mentioned in my other comment we were just talking about it yesterday. We were going to ask for concrete dates so that maybe Matt could take an evening off from work for more quality brother time.
We'll call this week.