


It now looks like this:


(I'm trying to figure out what to do about the ugly part showing through at the end of the bed.)
The disappointing part: This set includes the two largest nightstands ever created by mankind, and they do not fit in our room. They are really cool nightstands:
They feature a drawer with built in charger plugs for your phone and such:

They come with a bed tray that props up or lays flat, and folds and fits neatly in a drawer:

They have a pull out tray:

They have other drawers, too. And then they have these little brass decorations that when touched turn on a nightlight underneath the nightstand.

We had to use one nightstand as the TV stand, shown above. The other one has to find a home. As for what we use as nightstands, I'm trying to figure out something smaller, yet nice looking.
On to other things:
My "Tilted Duster" sweater is coming along, though it doesn't look like much right now:


And my October socks are moving a bit slowly, but I'm almost to the heels:

We've painted most of the kitchen. We have a couple of walls in the den to do, and then we will have to let a pro finish the rest of the house with the high ceilings. I can nearly see the end of the painting for me! I'll post kitchen pictures when it's complete.
Tomorrow, I am going to go see a Toby Keith concert. I know, COUNTRY. But Toby Keith is A-OK, in my book.
That's about it for me right now.
2 comments:
you know what I did for that mattress thing, robyn? I bought a single fitted sheet and put it over the box spring. I just leave it there. now you can't even notice!
p.s. i llloooOOOooove toby keith.
Amy! This is such a fabulous idea! Much less complicated than all the ridiculous ideas I was coming up with, like carefully attaching an extension piece of fabric to the end of the bedspread with millions of safety pins.
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