Girl with the Pink Toolbelt

Y'all.  It was June when I updated the front spare room with new paint, a puppy gallery wall, and a repainted dresser.  Remember the yellow furniture?  Well the dresser went from this... To this..... The color is definitely less "in yo face" than the bright canary yellow. It's a muted navy/gray, looks slightly more navy in the above photo.  But it's just a pretty navy/gray.  It compliments the charcoal wall color, even though the original wall color was slightly lighter, which would have given more definition between the two colors.  But changing my mind after throwing a sample swipe on the wall was absolutely needed, since I hated the color I originally chose.  So I finished the dresser, mirror, and one of the two nightstands prior to July when my dad and aunt came to help with the kitchen.  I wanted to make sure that he had something to put his clothes in while he was here and also a place to put his phone/wallet/watch when he went to sleep.  I think

Guys, this stay at home crap is at least getting me to check a few things off of the projects list.  So I guess there's one good thing about it.  Literally only one.  I'm so fucking over this.  Anyway.  Back in April of 2018 (yes, I know.  I'm ridiculous) I started some upgrades on my master closet.  I wanted to get rid of this side shelving unit thingy.  The bottom was supposed to be a pullout hamper drawer that just never worked.  It was made from plywood that my clothes constantly stuck to.  It was very rookie DIY.  #ashamed I had purchased 4 pre-fab closet organizer units and put them together one day after work.  I ripped this side unit out and added 2 of the pre-fab units in.  The other two went on the other side- not replacing anything, just put there.  You'll see in a minute.  This is how it's been for 2 years.  I mean, I actually had my clothes hung on it and all.  But for the most part- like this.  My issue with this was that the bases we