I'm enjoying my vacation, thanks! My 7 year old nephew beat me in miniature golf but that's cool, that's cool. So I could share a bunch of pictures showing us all having so much fun but that would mean I would have to go get my camera, take that card out of it, put it in the computer, and do stuff. All that work sounds very unvacationlike so instead I am showing something I did a long time ago but that I'm proud of none-the-less. And the best part is that the pictures are already uploaded so no work needed to be done to make this post.
I received two chairs from a teacher friend of mine who was cleaning out her attic. They were the first things she'd purchased as a young bride and now, 40 years later, she was giving them to me. We had just bought our first house and were too poor to buy anything really nice. We were so grateful! Ok, I was so grateful. Jim wondered what they were doing in his new house. He came to my side later. But first...
They were two chairs that looked like this:
Um...great! Thanks. I think. What do I do with them? I knew they were sturdy and I liked the details on the side and the caning on the backs. Hmmmm, thinking, thinking. I know what the DIY bloggers are thinking looking at that picture. You're all thinking "Why was this so hard for her? Why didn't she just spray them heirloom white and recover them in a bold fabric? Duh. She's a teacher?" Well guess what!
Boo-ya!
and again
Later I added cream colored satin pleated pillows for the back but never did take that picture. Maybe when my vacation is over and I'm back to doing things like standing up in a nonbeach place.
Hope you are all having a beautiful start to the week!
Cheers!
Jenny
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