...because people are always curious about before and after images, (I am so guilty of this) I thought it would be fun to show you what our house looked like the day we bought it. The only issue is, we couldn't afford a camera back then, and cellphone pictures? Well, let's just say my Verizon Chocolate (first generation), wasn't capable of great quality photos... er.. maybe it was me that wasn't capable and didn't know how to take pictures? Either way. Didn't happen.
So, then I Googled our address...
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| Living Room |
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| Basement View #1 |
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| Dining |
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| Basement View # 2 |
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| "Master" Bedroom (REDRUM) |
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| Downstairs Bathroom |
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| Kitchen |
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| Upstairs Guest Room |
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| Deck |
:-/
Although major improvements are still making headway in our house... looking at these photos gives me a good idea as to why I was hell bent on changing it up in there. So... boring. So typical. So ugly.
It is easy for me to get all hot and bothered about projects getting put on the back burner-- when they need to be done LIKE RIGHT NOW. But I think it is safe to say that, comparing the before's, after's and the in progress photos, our home looks nothing like this anymore. Nothing. Thank God.
Conclusion: I fricken love Google. High five.
... and just for comparison sake, let's take a look at some of these "transition" photos.
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| 2006... Oh the horror |
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| Early 2014 |
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| Now |
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| 2006... |
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| Now |
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| 2006... |
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| 2012 |
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| Now(ish) |
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| 2006 |
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| Early 2014 |
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| 2006 |
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| Now |
I know I am WAY BEHIND on getting updated photos of our remodel(s)... but you know how it goes. Crossing my fingers that it might actually happen kinda soon. Now, what are you waiting for? If it's broke... go fix it.
these are fun. post more!!
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