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After 6 months of living here with no master bathroom, today I moved into it and claimed it as my own! When we moved here I would not step near the bathroom. If you will remember, we bought a foreclosure. The people trashed the house before the bank took over. We had to re haul the whole bathroom in order to make it liveable/useable. Randall has done all the work himself after work and on the weekends. It is finally completed and ready to use!
It is a monumental day for us. Julie said it was blogworthy, so here I am writing about it. She, Mama and Molly knew the "wall" I had built up about the bathroom, so it is a HUGE deal that I have set up shop in it and am ready to decorate it a bit. Yay for this place becoming more of a home, room by room!

Abby
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Anonymous said…
I am glad for you. It is about time that you use this nice big bathroom. Take pictures after you decorate. I will never forget the day that Molly and I carried the old toliet out the front door and to the trash. Yuk!!!

mama
February 15, 2009 at 7:45 PM
Anonymous said…
Congratulations, I'm very proud for you.
February 15, 2009 at 9:21 PM
Unknown said…
yay!!!! so exciting! i want to see pics when it's all done up!!
February 17, 2009 at 11:09 AM
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