It only took me, oh, 5 months to figure out that that’s what it needed.. I’m going to add more, kind of like this, to outline and emphasize the ceiling line in the room.
Subscribe by email to receive free posts straight to your inbox, or follow along using any (or all!)of the methods below!OK, so by now you must know, even if you’ve only been reading this blog for 5 minutes, that I’m not a “Oh here’s the before shot of my room and then, BAM, here you have my after” kind of girl.. I’m more of a “OK, so here’s the before shot, and now here’s one of the durings, and then here’s another during shot, and oh, here’s a thought I had during month 7 of this here little project, oh and now 3 months later, here’s another shot of this tiny bit of progress” kind of girl.
Just keepin’ it real here..So here’s how the room is looking now after (some) of my parents came and helped me paint the room.You know how it is.
Modern families and all that.. Well, what are you doing standing out there?.We painted this original door white.
The color is Martha Stewart Picket Fence, which I’ve decided is “my white” because of it being perfect..
The rest of the room was painted Martha Stewart Sisal.The next time you pick up a bundle of green onions at the store, just follow these quick instructions to re-grow them!.
So first you’ll need your green onions.As far as I can tell, any ol’ green onion bundle will do, but of course try and pick the healthiest-looking ones like you normally would.. Go ahead and use them in your recipe, but instead of using the whole thing, only chop off the top dark green parts and leave the white parts along with the light green parts and the bulbs with the little roots at the bottom.
That should be about this tall..These onions re-grow really easily, so don’t worry about it too much, just eyeball it!
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