Friday, December 13, 2013
Looming
Christmas season is in full swing, yet not a single decoration has been unpacked, or a Christmas carol played on the stereo. Callie has been out of dog cookies for two weeks and the entire farmhouse is covered in a fine layer of drywall dust. Meanwhile, I'm still tackling this mudroom, the Artist has been working on our dining room for three weeks and the idea of having these jobs done before Christmas, is long past, although the Artist is still, in my opinion, extremely optimistic. Our supervisors are pushing us hard to git er done. However, one likes to sleep on the job and the other one just sits and stares waiting for the purr-fect time to attack a quick moving paint brush.
You can see why I'm not quite as optimistic about the looming Christmas deadline.
sharing with:
Friday Finds
The Weekend in Black and White
Favourite Photo Friday ~ Friday Photo Journal
Hope it comes together soon!
ReplyDeleteOh I get that:) It will get done and the holidays will survive. Love the photo and the hard work it portrays:) Oh yes indeed things will work out. HUG B
ReplyDeleteChristmas will arrive whether it is done or not . . . bet you make it though!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your deadline...I have a cat named Cali...
ReplyDeletePoor you! Maybe, maybe your artist is right and it's finsihed in time. Good luck!
ReplyDeletei'm loving your general contractors. :)
ReplyDeleteoh my..... :) great photo though.....
ReplyDeletedeep breaths.... and forward steps may be just enough to get it done in time.....
thanks for linking to FF... have a beautiful weekend...xo
Lovely photo now put those kitty's to work lol Hope all goes well . Thanks for sharing . Have a good weekend !
ReplyDeleteI love that cat! what a great shot
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic shot of what I am sure is a bit of a stressful time. I know it will all come together soon for you all!
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous photo of your kittehs!! Bee Girl, I had no idea you were tackling drywall dust and other lovelies during this holiday season. Oh my. Been there, done that. In fact, I decided (several yrs ago) to wallpaper my kitchen right before Christmas. Of course, this included the nastiness of removing layers of old paper prior to the actual project. Ugh. But back to you.. it will be worth it.. SO worth it. Your home is amazing and it will be even MORE amazing when you're finished. Hang in there!! -Tammy
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