I'm going to dive right into the picture because I'm so pleased!
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DH got all the rest of the siding and strapping off the front of the house this week while I was busy supply teaching. We also got internet at the house, which is why I can post this now instead of waiting until next week!
At this particular moment I'm finding it hard to find any reason to change anything... I've got a nice fire going, a comfortable cat stretched out on the blanket in front of it, a few good books and a mug of wine... what else do I need??? (Well, maybe to buy a couple of wine glasses so I don't have to drink my wine out of a mug.)
Kirsten
Our 1914 brick Toronto house; Our 1913 concrete island house; and the house I dream of owning, my husband's family's 1880-ish Toronto foursquare.
Seriously, it looks fantastic! And I literally laughed out loud at your mug full of wine sounds like the perfct world. Did I miss interior pictures somewhere?
It rests my soul to see a house quietly basking in the luxury of restored dignity. Nobody is forcing it to be something it's not (faux brick notwithstanding). What a relief. OHW Victory!
MelissaKD
The Thaddeus W. Bayless House
Built between July 1863 and January 1865, major add/reno between 1890 and 1902
Style = Mutt
sounds like the perfct world. Did I miss interior pictures somewhere?
