This is my ridiculous project as Brian told me tonight, as I was slaving away in the kitchen trying so hard to get the cabinet doors off so I could get ready to paint tomorrow with help from my lovely friend Amanda, and yet there are still some issues with the kitchen. Anyway I had asked him to come wipe off the fronts of the doors so I could just hop right in and paint tomorrow. I get why he thinks its ridiculous I really do, but at the same time I feel totally unsupported. This isn't our home, we probably won't be here past Feb 2011 (wow just writing that is weird) since we will hopefully be able to afford a house, and two years to Brian is so something he can live with. Well of course it is for him, he gets out of the house a LOT more than I do. I HATE the kitchen right now and since they paid for the supplies, I figure it is a worthwhile project, I get to try out red cabinets and if it turns out that I hate them I can just deal for 2 years and not stress.... cause its not my house! So some of the many problems I have come up against are mainly due to the fact that I didn't want to just paint over the hinges like the last 3 or 4 paint jobs so that created a huge problem, with stripping the screws.... not so much fun!
See the above picture to understand just how painted over these suckers are, I have removed some of the screws in that picture too and it was a beast!
2 comments:
OH boy missy, this is a big project. And one that I think you'll love once you're done. They're going to be red?! Jealous!
A couple of my sisters are really into the home improvement. They love the sense of accomplishment they feel when looking at something they've done themselves. Plus, they save A LOT of money.
I understand the satisfaction that they can get from doing something themselves, but I am not willing to learn what is necessary to do it right. I am NOT a details person when it comes to certain things . . . like re-tiling a bathroom or laying fake wood flooring or whatever else is considered home improvement projects.
I admire your dedication and determination. I am a wuss and would've said, "White's good." :)
I'm excited to see how it turns out!!
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