You Say "Crazy" Like It's A Bad Thing...

This is what started it all...these wonderful, deep, hold-a-lot cabinets. They held too 

much. Then, my friends, Kathy and Nora closed Sandy's Quilt Shop, so I purchased 

a number of them to reorganize the studio. After much deliberation, we decided it

would be easier and simpler to flip the studio and guest room, so the moving began.

 I thought this was the best solution for the studio and the guest room, 

but I was wrong. Yes. I'll repeat that. 

I. Was. So. Very. Wrong.

It wasn't until everything was situated that I realized there were some major issues.

1) I had moved from the brightest room in the house to the darkest. (ugh)

Actually, Handsome was the one who first noticed this.

2) I had moved the guest room to a part of the house with no full bath. (yup)

Neither one of us thought of this when the moved was discussed.

3) The noisy air conditioner unit was replaced with a new, nearly-silent one.

Not the original plan, but the old one was on its last leg and due to fail.

4) This set-up wasn't going to work for me or for our future guests.

We have friends coming from the East coast very soon and they need to be comfy.

I'm one of those people who freely admits to a mistake when I make one, and  we realized this was a doozy. I promised that I wouldn't ask for a hard floor if I went back to the old space, and so we decided to take a deep breath and get after the project. I've been working on it since Monday, but not all day every day. I even have a few funny stories that go along with all this chaos I'll share later.   I have a little bit left to do before we can reset the guest bedroom furniture, but I'm nearly finished. I'll take daylight photographs of everything when I have it all situated, but I wanted you to know just what I've been up to this past week.  I feel more productive already. I even had a chance to sew a little yesterday!   People who know me too really well already use the word "crazy" to describe me.I prefer "creative" and "a bit eccentric". So now the cat's out of the bag and you know it, too.  Sometimes you just have to admit a mistake and correct it. Anyway...that's what I did.