No one likes PMS. No one likes a bitch in the house. No one likes inconsolable crying over your older brother stealing a freshly sharpened pencil because he's a jackass like that. True story. I was maybe 12. But...it still haunts me.
Good thing I've learned to see my the end is near, run, Mr. Wookie, run! behaviors and will warn him in advance..."Oh, by the way, I may be bitchy soon. Sorry."
And then I'll make him a scotch on the rocks to take the edge off.
Oh, and that job I got. I quit it. Even though it involved events and social media. Because I got a better one. One also involving social media. Yes. Awesome.
The whole house was a "khaki nightmare" as Middle Sister described it. Yes, the whole house was the same freakin' color. There must have been a sale on never-ending sadness on the walls. It's like why mix up the living arrangements, when you can buy a 5-gallon bucket and not have to change rollers?
So like any good renters, we smacked a bright-ass red on the walls. Hello, kitchen! This is how living should be. Besides, the color red ensues hunger. And we hunger for color. Because we don't suffer from cataracts and prefer to enjoy our living digs. That and the landlord just said, "No purple." So we're just following orders.
Ahhh, look at this exquisite detail.
The perfect lines.
Sublime.
There's just one thing missing about our job. I just can't quite put my finger on it. Something's missing. I'm trying to think straight. Okay, okay, you got me. Our painting skills suck. But I'm blaming it on the blue painter's tape we used in the first place. I made straight lines, I swear. It just happened to bleed under. Gar. Luckily I remembered hearing about "Frog Tape" as Mr. Wookie ran some errands (Home Depot, check!). So now the better-be-improved green tape is on the wall so we can fix the eyesore.
I just don't know if I want to start this project before I get even-more-cranky-thanks-to-Mother-Nature. Or it's best to stave off a few days until I'm calm. Things could either go swimmingly well. Or I could launch myself into a Hulk-esque fit of cabin fever, throwing red paint over everything, and writing "RED RUM" in the mirror.
Heeeeere's Sweet Pea!
it is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to get straight lines on those blasted Cali texured walls!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Our house is all beige and it's terrible. I always tell Chris I want to paint the dining room yellow, the bathroom purple, and the kitchen red. But since we're going to be moving soonish and renting the house out, we've decided to wait on the painting. In the meantime, the beige is killing me.
ReplyDeleteThat blue tape is evil incarnate (in convenient sticky form). We have the same problem in our living room. I'm pretending I can't see the sage green paint on the white ceiling because no white matches that white for some reason and splotchy different colored white would bother me just as much and I don't have the energy to paint the whole ceiling right now.
ReplyDeleteYour dining room looks awesome! Ours is still beige and the walls are still bare. Eh whatevs, we plan on movie around September so what's the point? Oh and I kind of like being the bitch... I'm MUCH funnier. ;)
ReplyDeletePainters tape is my nemesis! We did such a crappy job in a bedroom (3 bedrooms ago) that I got 20 yards of chiffon and artfully draped it along the ceiling and down the corners to hide our disaster. Actually it turned out quite nice with the artfully draped chiffon. I love the red kitchen!!
ReplyDeleteI scrapped the tape and had better results without it.
ReplyDeleteOh, and my hormonal moment at 12 was over a fly in my room while I was trying to sleep. I feel ya.