I did this at about 8am and I planned to leave it all day before checking my results, but Chris was working on something on our other renovation in our other bathroom that morning and about an hour later he decided he wanted to take a shower.
A lot of our big projects (like cutting holes in walls or electrical) are mostly done by Chris, but there are still plenty of things that need to be done that aren’t huge perfectionist jobs, like painting, installing hardware, or keeping the work area organized, that I can get done a little at a time and keep myself feeling like we’re moving in the right direction.. 4) Learn to get rid of stuff..I cannot believe that amount of stuff we own.
I feel like the amount of junk that I’ve accumulated should be what someone twice my age would have in their house.When we were emptying out the room for this project, I got rid of about 70% of what was in the room.I either put things in the trash or donated them.
Then when I moved the stuff back into the cupboards and onto the shelves that used to be there, I got rid of even more.Now that I’ve had to move stuff back into our bedroom again because we’ve decided to get all intense about this project, the amount of stuff is really very manageable.
If I hadn’t done a major decluttering, we probably wouldn’t be able to walk in here.
The more stuff I get rid of, the more I feel like I can accomplish and the more I feel like our renovations are doing what they should do to make our home more functional for us.I insisted that beautiful shots of clean imagery, and tidy spaces for inspiration were.
to the readers’ experience.I insisted that I knew what readers of this type of content would be motivated by and would find actually useful in their real-life lives because I. am.
a reader of that type of content!.So being the reasonable people that they are, the publishers said that if I was really passionate about it, there would be pictures.
(Editor: Stylish Stabilizers)