Ready

[susandennis]

My bathroom is small. About as small as you can get with a sink, bathtub and toilet. But, man, there's a lot o' shit in there. I started pulling it out and I felt like I was emptying a clown car. And I didn't even touch the stuff under the sink or in the two drawers. Wow.



And now she's naked as the day I moved in (early January 1992). Buhbye tub!

Biggie is well and truly freaked out by the massive change in routine. I got up too early. I took my shower too early. I was dressed before I even made coffee. Everything is out of order and he's not unhappy, just freaked.

The air in this neighborhood is 225. Way better than it was. But still Very Unhealthy. We have to get to 300 to get to plain Unhealthy. They are promising rain tomorrow. But they promised rain Monday and Tuesday. They are well and truly doing dart board forecasting at this point.

But, I don't care. Groceries are coming and the bathtub is going. I'm ready.

It's 7:30. Bathfittrs will be here between 8-10.

Comments

[dadi.livejournal.com]

Good luck with everything!

[maju01.livejournal.com]

Looking forward to "after" pictures!

[vysila.livejournal.com]

Wow, that's a great setup for a walk-in shower. Can't wait to see the end result.

Good luck today!

[alice-mccoy.livejournal.com]

That bath is only about two tiles high...you must be sitting in it almost level with the floor. Plus it wouldnt be very deep!. I like the bath water up to my neck.

Adios !

[mhaithaca.livejournal.com]

Your bathroom has way more floor space than mine! If I had it all to do over again, I would probably not have bought a late '60s house which has similar size bedrooms and bathrooms to what my parents' suburban house had. My bathrooms are too small, my bedrooms are too small, and my kitchen is barely adequate. I'll never be able to afford something like it, but the addition my parents put on the house when I was still a kid made it totally livable! Much bigger kitchen and much bigger master bedroom, but the master bath they added was still tiny compared to anything people would expect nowadays. Doors off both the master bedroom and the hallway into a tiny sink room, and a pocket door into the semi-separate room just big enough for the toilet and glass-doored shower.