So, I was just realizing I probably should have started at the front door and posted these as you walk through the house, but you will just have to follow my language. This is our room. We are the only bedroom down in the basement. It's great because Andy can hide down here and study and the kids don't even know he is home because...
You have to walk through all of this stuff to get to our room! Somehow they are all still able to find their way to our room in the dark middle of the night. How that happens, I have no idea! This is our storage room with food and toilet paper and lots of blue tubs! We also have everyone's clothes down here (besides girls' dresses). It's about 15 feet from the washing machine, so this really makes laundry MUCH easier on me! :) The toilet is in that brown door. And, yes, that is an antelope head in the back. We haven't found him a place yet.
Here are the stacks and stacks of blue tubs. This was Andy's design, and I am still waiting (less and less patiently each day) for my children's winter clothes (as tomorrow the low is in the 30s) and my fall decorations...
This is our shower which you caught a glimpse of when Andy cut his foot with a machete. This is the other part of the storage room - laundry! In the back where the boxes are is where all of the well water stuff was. We are SOOOO loving the city water that we now have!!! The hot water heater and my extra freezer are also in this room.
This is a picture from the front door. I really love my living room. It's pretty much the only room I have actually decorated - I think I even spent about $100 ($30 for the plant that is dying and I don't know why)!!!
The other side of the living room - with my favorite corner that is blurry and the beloved red wall!!! And - the fireplace that Emily seems to think is her personal playground...those rocks are so darn tempting! I'm actually quite surprised there are still any in there from the amount I have swept or vacuumed up!
I am so feeling like I have already posted these... Anyway, this is the front door and bay winder. I love my Texas wall. :) And lots of pictures just waiting to be hung up somewhere...still.
This is front the living room entrance into the kitchen. Counters are always covered with something. I got quite ambitious tonight and made a real side dish along with a real dinner. Combine that with the banana nut bread we made earlier today, and we had a whole lot of dishes tonight! Excuse me, I had a whole lot of dishes tonight! :) The door goes into the garage. The green wall in the back is the staircase that the kids ADORE!
This is from the garage door looking into the dining area. The sliding door on the right goes into the backyard.
This is the kids' room. I asked if they all wanted to share and then have a playroom or split up. The vote was unanimous! Nobody wanted to sleep alone! Annie's bed even has a trundle under it, so we can fit another little body in here! It sure does make bedtime and book reading easier! We just always keep a chair by the door which is where Andy or I sit at night. We've been reading chapter books, but I'm really struggling to find books that are simple enough for both Ben and Annie to understand and not get bored with. Any ideas??? Most of my chapter books are older kids...
This is my Reading Room. I've always dreamed of having a library like in Beauty and the Beast, but it hasn't come to pass yet. This is close!
This is our reading chair and Andy's engineering books that I think he needs to pitch (or at least go through had get them OUT of my Reading Room! We also have our little blue table in here, and the closet has (more) blue tubs with craft stuff and my projects that will someday be attended to!
This is the playroom. I almost didn't post this one, but if I waited until I was clean, it would be too dark to show up!
We love these built-in drawers with toys in them, but the kids haven't really explored them yet. I'm still debating moving some down into the basement... The playroom is just a basic 10x11 room.
This is the hall bath that I have finally decided to make into a beach theme! The wall is hiding the toilet that broke last week and Andy was finally able to fix tonight! Yippee!!
Here is my husband's evening spot when he doesn't make it to the library!
This is the main room in the basement. My desk and tables loaded with 'stuff' that still needs a home. However, I have actually been working on some of my projects...just haven't finished anything yet!
This is the other side of the room . It's very big and would be fun to just junk up with toys, but I Don't completely want kids playing down here with all the storage stuff just through those doors on the left. Right now it's just a come and play while I'm on the computer real quick! It's still turned from our family movie night last Friday with homemade popcorn and Princess Buttercup!
That is our cute little house! I didn't get a hallway picture or much from the outside, but alas, it is finally here...
You have to walk through all of this stuff to get to our room! Somehow they are all still able to find their way to our room in the dark middle of the night. How that happens, I have no idea! This is our storage room with food and toilet paper and lots of blue tubs! We also have everyone's clothes down here (besides girls' dresses). It's about 15 feet from the washing machine, so this really makes laundry MUCH easier on me! :) The toilet is in that brown door. And, yes, that is an antelope head in the back. We haven't found him a place yet.
Here are the stacks and stacks of blue tubs. This was Andy's design, and I am still waiting (less and less patiently each day) for my children's winter clothes (as tomorrow the low is in the 30s) and my fall decorations...
This is our shower which you caught a glimpse of when Andy cut his foot with a machete. This is the other part of the storage room - laundry! In the back where the boxes are is where all of the well water stuff was. We are SOOOO loving the city water that we now have!!! The hot water heater and my extra freezer are also in this room.
This is a picture from the front door. I really love my living room. It's pretty much the only room I have actually decorated - I think I even spent about $100 ($30 for the plant that is dying and I don't know why)!!!
The other side of the living room - with my favorite corner that is blurry and the beloved red wall!!! And - the fireplace that Emily seems to think is her personal playground...those rocks are so darn tempting! I'm actually quite surprised there are still any in there from the amount I have swept or vacuumed up!
I am so feeling like I have already posted these... Anyway, this is the front door and bay winder. I love my Texas wall. :) And lots of pictures just waiting to be hung up somewhere...still.
This is front the living room entrance into the kitchen. Counters are always covered with something. I got quite ambitious tonight and made a real side dish along with a real dinner. Combine that with the banana nut bread we made earlier today, and we had a whole lot of dishes tonight! Excuse me, I had a whole lot of dishes tonight! :) The door goes into the garage. The green wall in the back is the staircase that the kids ADORE!
This is from the garage door looking into the dining area. The sliding door on the right goes into the backyard.
This is the kids' room. I asked if they all wanted to share and then have a playroom or split up. The vote was unanimous! Nobody wanted to sleep alone! Annie's bed even has a trundle under it, so we can fit another little body in here! It sure does make bedtime and book reading easier! We just always keep a chair by the door which is where Andy or I sit at night. We've been reading chapter books, but I'm really struggling to find books that are simple enough for both Ben and Annie to understand and not get bored with. Any ideas??? Most of my chapter books are older kids...
This is my Reading Room. I've always dreamed of having a library like in Beauty and the Beast, but it hasn't come to pass yet. This is close!
This is our reading chair and Andy's engineering books that I think he needs to pitch (or at least go through had get them OUT of my Reading Room! We also have our little blue table in here, and the closet has (more) blue tubs with craft stuff and my projects that will someday be attended to!
This is the playroom. I almost didn't post this one, but if I waited until I was clean, it would be too dark to show up! 
We love these built-in drawers with toys in them, but the kids haven't really explored them yet. I'm still debating moving some down into the basement... The playroom is just a basic 10x11 room.
This is the hall bath that I have finally decided to make into a beach theme! The wall is hiding the toilet that broke last week and Andy was finally able to fix tonight! Yippee!!
Here is my husband's evening spot when he doesn't make it to the library!
This is the main room in the basement. My desk and tables loaded with 'stuff' that still needs a home. However, I have actually been working on some of my projects...just haven't finished anything yet!
This is the other side of the room . It's very big and would be fun to just junk up with toys, but I Don't completely want kids playing down here with all the storage stuff just through those doors on the left. Right now it's just a come and play while I'm on the computer real quick! It's still turned from our family movie night last Friday with homemade popcorn and Princess Buttercup!
That is our cute little house! I didn't get a hallway picture or much from the outside, but alas, it is finally here...
2 comments:
Thanks for sharing the pictures of your new home. It is looking like you're making it your own! I'm sure the kids have lots of places to play while your out-scoring everyone on Bejeweled Blitz! I like the house.
Looks like a good house - it would only be better if it were in TEXAS!!
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