Girl with the Pink Toolbelt

Now that we've gotten the framing and rebuilding out of the way, it's time for the interior.  Seeing the outside with all of the windows in and siding up definitely made it a LOT more real.  It looked like an actual room.  But getting the interior done will make it an actual room with walls and flooring and the ceiling and decor!!  Lots of decor!  But not just yet. Since we finished up the exterior as quickly as we did, my Daddy-O offered to help with the interior as well.  Bless his heart.  Here's what we did before he and my aunt left to go back to MA. First- electrical.  He asked if I wanted outlets and I said yes.  He asked how many and I said LOTS.  Like, probably way more than I'll ever need.  But you never know when you'll need a spare outlet. Here's just two walls.  Oh and see the gray one in the corner in the photo above?  That's the outdoor box.  Seriously though- there are now six electrical outlets in the sunroom now.  SIX!  I've

Guys....... you have no idea how happy this post makes me!  This is a huge one boys and girls.  Are you ready???? So way back 8 years ago when I built my house, I added on a screened porch.  And I hated it the minute I saw it.  Like if I could have ripped it down with my bare hands, I would have.  It was made with quite possibly the worst materials these idiot builders could have found.  So I did what any sane person would do....  I closed the curtains on my slider and ignored it for two years. I finally decided to put some furniture out there and "try" to make it work.  Well, it didn't.  So I did what any sane person would do..... I closed the curtains again and ignored it for another two years. Then a few years ago I was determined to make it work.  I thought I didn't like it because it was blah and boring and tan and brown.  And it had ugly paneling on the walls.  And a shitty screen door that was falling apart.  So I did what any sane person would do a