Thursday night we were back at the Weld House. Jason repainted the ceiling in the breakfast nook, den, and hallway area. As always, we learn as we go, and realized afterwards that flat is a much better look on ceilings than the eggshell finish, which has just a tad too much shine. I was surprised at how much difference this made. It really breaks up the wall from the ceiling-especially since they are painted the same color.
Good thing Jason has his mask on! Here he is painting the other kids' bedroom. This was a surprise color he chose without the Welding Wife's consent. It is called Prairie Sage. At first it was seeming quite green, but I am getting used to it (and as it has dried I think it has toned down) and have started dreaming about its future. Watch-it will probably end up being my favorite room :)
Dad also joined us for some electrical fun. He started installing the outlets in the rooms that were painted. I started rolling the kids' bathroom. I only got started-we decided before heading out to The Weld House to leave around 9:00. The Welders took Friday and Monday off from their real jobs for a long weekend, so needed to get some shut eye. Sleep is needed for the type of productivity for which they hoped!
Thursday night we were back at the Weld House. Jason repainted the ceiling in the breakfast nook, den, and hallway area. As always, we learn as we go, and realized afterwards that flat is a much better look on ceilings than the eggshell finish, which has just a tad too much shine. I was surprised at how much difference this made. It really breaks up the wall from the ceiling-especially since they are painted the same color.
Good thing Jason has his mask on! Here he is painting the other kids' bedroom. This was a surprise color he chose without the Welding Wife's consent. It is called Prairie Sage. At first it was seeming quite green, but I am getting used to it (and as it has dried I think it has toned down) and have started dreaming about its future. Watch-it will probably end up being my favorite room :)
Dad also joined us for some electrical fun. He started installing the outlets in the rooms that were painted. I started rolling the kids' bathroom. I only got started-we decided before heading out to The Weld House to leave around 9:00. The Welders took Friday and Monday off from their real jobs for a long weekend, so needed to get some shut eye. Sleep is needed for the type of productivity for which they hoped!
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