10 Feb 2011
REPAINTING AND RENOVATIONS
more participants at Jenny Matlock's Alphabet Thursday
I suppose that everybody amongst you had to repaint or renovate your house or flat. Since Monday Mr. G. and I sit in a big mess because we have all rooms in our house repainted.
The first day the cats disappeared in all directions because there were two human invaders in their territory who on the top made terrible noises with strange machines. The only one who wasn't bothered by their presence was cat Arthur who had to supervise the whole repainting.
Mr. G. doesn't know where to put himself and moved downstaires into the guest room, while I am still sitting in my room which meanwhile contains the paintings of which I had cleaned the frames. And you can imagine around 20 cats of all sizes and sorts from ceramic to wood which are piled up on the Sofa in Mr. G. office. Twice he said "hello" to a white ceramic cat which looks like Arthur and wondered that the cat didn't answer.
That's like it looks now in the whole house, we eat our supper on the sofa in front of the TV from which we remove the bedlinen which covers it during the day. Isn't it cosy ?
When this is over I think I need a renovation !
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Just think how pleased you will be when it's done. I hope you show us :)
ReplyDeleteTomorrow I am having my carpets cleaned. I have been told this cleaner can remove hairball stains, not sure about that but I know my 2 girls will not enjoy the drama.
ReplyDeleteI think having painters in will be so much worse, I don't think I could face it. You are very brave.
We need to repaint. I keep threatening to get a professional in which evokes protests but no action - yet. Good luck - it will be lovely when it's finished and everything is tidy again :-)
ReplyDeleteWe need to repaint. I haven't figured out how to do that with a two year old wanint go help.
ReplyDeleteRenovations are such hard work - such a mess but then it is all worth it!!! Will be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMaggy
That is an inconvenience but you'll be so happy when it is done.
ReplyDeleteWe also need to repaint. But in this house, I am the painter! ugh! It does look wonderful when it is all done!
ReplyDeletepractical and essential take on R.
ReplyDeletelovely results.
Bonjour Madame la Gattina!
ReplyDeleteI'm still riding that lovely rollercoaster. Did a big loop the loop today. I feel wonderful!!
Just dropped by to say hello so encore bonjour!
xxxxxxx
It's always such a big job to paint the house. But it has ro be done every now and then.
ReplyDeleteWe need to paint, too, and I keep avoiding it for all the reasons you mention.
ReplyDeleteI would love the result, though, so I'm going to try to follow your example. Soon.
(Then we can both get ourselves renovated...)
;)
It's so nice to have someone else do the painting if you can. It will look so nice when you're done.
ReplyDeleteAfter that you'll be so glad like in a palace! Cats must wait after un retour à la normale autant que vous!
ReplyDeleteYou'll need a 'makeover' after your 'do-over' lol that's funny .
ReplyDeleteIt will be so nice when you are all done...
ReplyDeletePain in the neck while you are doing it though!
I'm sure after all the troubles and chaos your house will definitely look nice. keep it up ^_^ i'm a new follower
ReplyDeleteWe are renovating our master bath beginning in March, and will have to move into the guest room for a while. I know our two dog children will be very confused.
ReplyDeleteI love your red wall!
I had to laugh out loud about your husband trying to talk to your ceramic cat!
ReplyDeleteYou are a brave, brave girl!
I think I would have to move into a hotel these days...I think my pioneer tendencies have disappeared as I've gotten older.
Thanks for a fun stop on our little journey through Alphabe-Thursday's letter "R".
You made me smile!
A+
ooo....That's so hard while everything is stirred up. But so wonderful when it's all complete!
ReplyDeleteWhen strangers invade our house, Oliver (black and white)buries himself in our bed under the covers, something he never does otherwise. Once I found him deep in the closet, snuggled as tightly as he could into a shoebox.