New house...
 

We're moving in tomorrow. They still haven't taken alot of thier stuff out (including a dining table and a grandfather clock).

Now the point of this post....

one of the rooms was painted by the grandfather of the x-married couple for thier children (well one of the 3 - notice the balloon says 'Jonathan's Jungle Book').....

this is.....wow

http://www.paintbug.com/images/junglebook/

Well its not my style but any one can see that took alot of time,effort, and talent. Is the new house you are moving into still in the FW area?

Is that going to be your room?

no, it's in Mansfield. We managed to close before the tax rates spiked.

it's going to be my parent's study.

the divorced lady that lived there last, left her husband's stuff there for him to get which he obviousely hasn't. This is going to be my room, as you can see, inside is the husband's computer (OLD AT system). It might not be worth much, so I don't mind if he takes it. But I hope he leaves that relativly new 17" monitor :D

That place looks pretty nice man, congrats

wow, did the grandpa work for disney or something? that is just amazingly close to identical to the cartoon

hey
im moving too by the end of the month
bought an apartment
19th floor

got swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, racquetball court, squash court, exercise room, billiard table in the strata
so its all good

ive got a problem though
some 1 is living there until end of the month
aug 30 i think
i need to renovate it
get the carpet out and put in laminate flooring
paint the walls, put vinyl flooring for kitchen and bathroom

but university starts sept 2 and sept 1 is labour day...
i need to move there soon but aint got much time for renovation
what should i do?

need suggestions!!!!!!

congrats on the house Uranium!

and evil, just do it on the weekends when you can get some time. good luck!

later

the first suggestion i would give is to stay away from vynil all you hard work will go into tears and dents. Alot of times its hard to do anything while in college as they keep ya pretty busy. The best timesaving tips i can give you is plan well(its better to have too much than to little) and buy,burrow or rent the best tools you can get your hands on. Thers nothing more frustrating than doing a job with a cheep tool quality will save you time in the long run. Ill make the suggestion that if you are renting the appartment than to talk to your landlord they may work you a deal and make you not pay rent for working on the appt

congrats on your new home. What I have seen of it, looks very nice. I hope you have it for many years to come.

here we go!

http://www.paintbug.com/newhouse/