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Remodeled Apartment
I did a lot of work this week cleaning out unused stuff in my tiny apartment to make way for a smaller bed and adding a kitchen table. I've been wanting to do this for some time but didn't want to give up my queen size bed. It finally dawned on my that with Fall/Winter quickly approaching I'd be spending a whole lot of time in my Studio apartment and would need to make as much space as possible. This is the result of my efforts. A twin size pillow-top bed with new fleece sheets and blanket. I've had my beautiful butcher block kitchen table leaned against the wall with the legs removed. It will be extra nice having three sitting areas available plus a full size table.
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Looks nice and cosy for winter Bob... Just got to get comfy, a bit of tv, some music, tea and some phot editing... Ideal!
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Something seriously missing Bob. A CUDDLY TOY ON THE BED (like a teddy bear ). Ahhhhhhhh
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Ideal Bazza...! better than the suggestion i couldn't print! 
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I think I'd better sleep one night alone on my new bed before adding a Teddy Bear. 
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Looks good Bob - guess what I just finished doing? Painting my bedroom 
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Azz
Looks good Bob - guess what I just finished doing? Painting my bedroom
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Did you use paint pads BC? They are my new fave toys - a lot less messier than rollers (which spit everywhere - meaning you have to cover everything up).
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I'm an old fashioned guy Azz...brushes for the paint and then all the papering too. 
Most of the rooms are papered except for my office which is emulsioned over. Actually tbh enjoyed some of it and found it quite relaxing with the radio on... cost me a lot of photography time though...not that many chances for getting out that much over the summer apart from a few Saturdays to something specific.
Will look out for the paint pads ready for next time... looks like it could be the kitchen and the lounge/dining room next... the latter being a mammoth and costly job.
Most of the rooms are papered except for my office which is emulsioned over. Actually tbh enjoyed some of it and found it quite relaxing with the radio on... cost me a lot of photography time though...not that many chances for getting out that much over the summer apart from a few Saturdays to something specific.Will look out for the paint pads ready for next time... looks like it could be the kitchen and the lounge/dining room next... the latter being a mammoth and costly job.