My daughter likes to draw. If she runs out of paper, she will draw on fabric. I found this little drawing of our house on a scrap of felt, and had fun turning it into a wall hanging. It's a close ringer for our home. Just imagine a few more windows and a garage. George and I bought this house almost nine years ago, and it has been a continuous work in progress. We have remodeled, added on, re-remodeled, and we still have an ongoing list of planned house projects. We are serial remodelers, I'm afraid. Sometimes I dream of a little rustic cabin, which we inhabit as is, with no plans of moving walls or even painting walls. I cannot deny my nature, though. I believe, as my grandpa used to say, the biggest room is the room for improvement. I believe this internally and externally. I am constantly trying to improve myself and my surroundings. I have changed so much in the years we have inhabited this house, so it stands to reason that the space around me has followed suit. I have found myself in this house. I have expressed myself in this house. I have grown two children in this house. I love this house we call home. It's not quite done, but neither am I.
7.31.2007
This is the House We Call Home
My daughter likes to draw. If she runs out of paper, she will draw on fabric. I found this little drawing of our house on a scrap of felt, and had fun turning it into a wall hanging. It's a close ringer for our home. Just imagine a few more windows and a garage. George and I bought this house almost nine years ago, and it has been a continuous work in progress. We have remodeled, added on, re-remodeled, and we still have an ongoing list of planned house projects. We are serial remodelers, I'm afraid. Sometimes I dream of a little rustic cabin, which we inhabit as is, with no plans of moving walls or even painting walls. I cannot deny my nature, though. I believe, as my grandpa used to say, the biggest room is the room for improvement. I believe this internally and externally. I am constantly trying to improve myself and my surroundings. I have changed so much in the years we have inhabited this house, so it stands to reason that the space around me has followed suit. I have found myself in this house. I have expressed myself in this house. I have grown two children in this house. I love this house we call home. It's not quite done, but neither am I.
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A work in progress... I love that. And I love the wall hanging.
ReplyDeleteA house is a house. What you have produced is a home. It's nice to feel comfortable in your home as well as your house. Glad I had a part in building both.
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